If you need totravelregularly for work, your trips will be mixed into one and it will be difficult to keep track of where you are going and where you are going You may. it was done.
And one anonymous man discovered the hard way that it's always a good idea to keep a journal of where you should be and when - he's wrong. After claiming to end up in the city and was forced to miss an important business meeting.
This man from the United States said he most often traveled byplanebetween New York City, Dallas, Texas, Seattle, Washington, San Francisco, California, and Atlanta, Georgia. rice field.
Recently, he made a trip to spend a few days in Seattle before heading to Dallas. included a layover in Dallas. his other meetings.
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So when he saw Dallas on the ticket, he thought he was supposed to get to Dallas first - and stayed there all day, flying to Seattle and important A meeting that he was supposed to attend because he missed his destination in time.
In a Reddit post titled "I flew to the wrong city today and missed my meeting today, it was a disaster," he wrote: claimed. For work it's like staying in a hotel for 100+ nights a year.
"The main places I go are New York City, Dallas, Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta, and a few other random places." 51}
Dallas and Seattle got on a plane this morning, flew into Dallas, jumped off, grabbed an Uber and drove to the hotel where I usually stay there.
"But the hotel said I shouldn't be there until two nights after that." Turns out I was supposed to be in Seattle I had a layover in Dallas but Dallas airport jumped out and grabbed an Uber instead of getting on the second leg of the flight Out of habit... I didn't attend the meeting. Because they were on the other side of the country."
Commenters sympathized with the man's plight, sharing stories of similar mistakes many made when traveling to various destinations. I did. Bristol.
They said: ``I once did the same in England. The two were right next to each other on adjacent tracks..It was early in the morning so I didn't care which train I was on."
While someone else wrote, " I once traveled from east to west for a conference, on a non-stop flight, and as I was crossing the Rocky Mountains, I received an e-mail that the conference had been canceled.Good times."
And a third said: "I can see this happening to me, and I go to the same three cities every year." The man is now considering cutting back on his trips. Especially now that he and his wife are expecting twins.
He explained: I'm going into labor and B, I don't want to be the dad who's always gone."
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