OK, from a former Cornell sorority girl: Make SURE you try to get to these wineries in the Finger Lakes between June 1 and August 15. No later, and ESPECIALLY no earlier.
If there is something to celebrate at Cornell (which there always seems to be) the drunken college kids and Cornell Greeks will be taking wine tours around the Finger Lakes wineries, peeing in the lakes and, on special occasions, getting naked and running around.
I had a terrible experience yesterday, as did about 300 other passengers, when every bus departing Chicago was between 1 and 3 hours late. When we called the Megabus number we were treated very rudely and couldn't get a straight answer as to why the buses were late, or when they would be arriving.
I guess an official cheer just had to be done ... I once taught a bunch of Chinese teenagers who had all these clapping games that ended up with the losers being violently slapped, so this cheer is suitably tame.
These women are not low-hanging fruit. If you want to meet the ladies, don't board boorishly and act like an ass. Do your homework: Be familiar with the show and its characters, get off and look around at the stops and refrain from drooling. (Except over those cupcakes. Love 'em.)
Amen on the leggings! It just makes sense--especially if your travels involve large, urban environments where sudden subway gusts and trendy staircases always threaten to expose your... umm... passport.
We don't need these fees to precipitate a carry-on baggage crisis. We're in that crisis. Flying Continental last weekend I saw no fewer than 20 people march to the back to look for overhead-bin space, get turned back by flight attendants and angrily deposit their stuff for a gate check.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess there is a reason that he got the crappy assignment (idiocy?), and that that reason may be linked to the reason he thought lighting poo paper on fire was a swell idea.
Our new boarding system is definitely designed to be a first come, first serve system--with the exception, as you note, of those customers who purchase a Business Select fare. That said, I can't really explain why your boarding numbers were assigned as they were.