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IDK guys. All this is good insight but there is a certain charm to drinking an icy cold Heineken at 34,000 feet. One time I flew from JFK to SFO. The girl sitting in my row was hammered when she got on the plane. She made several passes at me but I declined. She was cute but she was getting more trashy by the second. She found a taker in some guy a few rows behind me. Then, they went into the bathroom together. They were not mellow about it. In short, she was VERY loud. Talk about an interesting social situation. Very obvious what they were doing.

 

The upside was that the hottie sitting next to me was so turned on by this public display of affection, that I wound up staying at her place in SF when we landed. My friends up in Humboldt just laughed when I showed up a day and a half late. Cheers to alcohol and all the chaos it can bring.

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IDK guys. All this is good insight but there is a certain charm to drinking an icy cold Heineken at 34,000 feet. One time I flew from JFK to SFO. The girl sitting in my row was hammered when she got on the plane. She made several passes at me but I declined. She was cute but she was getting more trashy by the second. She found a taker in some guy a few rows behind me. Then, they went into the bathroom together. They were not mellow about it. In short, she was VERY loud. Talk about an interesting social situation. Very obvious what they were doing.

 

The upside was that the hottie sitting next to me was so turned on by this public display of affection, that I wound up staying at her place in SF when we landed. My friends up in Humboldt just laughed when I showed up a day and a half late. Cheers to alcohol and all the chaos it can bring.

 

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