Dan MorenI went to the airport way too early: the Dan Moren story.
Casey Liss@dmoren Also the Casey Liss story.
Dave Nanian@caseyliss @dmoren Not the Dave Nanian story. But ask me what happened when I was on time and forgot my passport.
Spoiler - I had to drive home, find it, get it, drive back to the airport...and I still made the flight. But it was super close, given security.
Probably would have been better to be too early. Or, better still, to have not been an idiot who left his passport at home.
John Siracusa@dnanian @caseyliss @dmoren One WWDC years ago, as I’m about to leave my house to go to the airport and I’m double-checking my flight info, I realized my flight was at 7am and not 9am, like I thought. I still made it, with time to spare.
Glenn Fleishman@siracusa @dnanian @caseyliss @dmoren My favorite paper-ticket era story is when a few days before a flight, I cannot find my paper ticket. I wind up going to a nearly secret United booth under a staircase at a downtown Seattle airport. They issue me a new ticket for no charge. When I'm packing a couple days later, I go to the place where I keep all my travel stuff and…there, of course, is the original paper ticket.