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Cindy Fuller
 
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"Dimitri" > wrote:

> In this day and age of, of , well cutbacks and economy measures have you had
> a positive experience on an airline lately?
>
> Last night returning from my favorite smokehouse in Bentonville AR. the
> night before I caught the late flight from DFW to Beautiful Downtown
> Burbank.
>
> I asked for and receive an upgrade to first - not bad.
>
> After an imitation Martini (Vodka Rocks) there came a salad with romaine
> halved cherry tomatoes, artichoke hearts, kalamata olives, sliced mushrooms
> and a nice vinaigrette I chose to have a piece of focaccia in place of the
> wheat roll. Later their "Low Carb Brisket" Not bad for several slices of
> tender but well done brisket in a flavorful sauce and mashed cauliflower
> with cheese. Not great but acceptable and filling along with some red wine.
>
> Now the best part - Hagen Das vanilla ice cream with your choice of : Hot
> Fudge, butterscotch, whipped cream, strawberries, or chopped nuts. I had
> all of the above except for the butterscotch and a coffee with a shot of
> cognac.
>
> An acceptable (not great) end to a horrid day. The fact that I had forgotten
> to eat that day may have had something to do with my perception.
>

I made the mistake of paying money for a meal in coach class on "Ted"
(United's answer to Jetblue and Southwest) last month. Puny portion for
the price. Next time I pack some real goodies.

Cindy

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