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Southwest makes a sour savings decision

In an attempt to cut back on its already bare-bones services, some beancounter at Southwest came up with a brilliant plan. The airline figures it can save $100,000 a year by not serving lemons with its booze on flights. And Southwest isn’t the only skinflint in the sky. American Airlines hopes to save $40,000 annually by omitting olives from its salad servings.

Stay tuned, because more silly savings may be on the way. Should we expect that, in an attempt to wipe away its budget problems, Delta will omit toilet paper from its onboard bathrooms?

Don’t Ruin Your Next Trip By Tripping PDF Print E-mail


Remember the lyrics of old songs about falling? They included falling for you, I fall in love too easily and falling in love with love. Also, tripping the light fantastic.

However, now in your sunset years, falling has a much more serious meaning. For senior travelers, accidents aboard ship, in airports, on ramps, in bathtubs, wet city streets and many other potentially dangerous situations are always possible.

Before every journey away from home, consult with your family physician. If a cane or walker is suggested, take it along. Also, be sure to have a companion with you at all times. Wear sensible shoes, be extra careful as you roam, and make sure the word trip only applies to your enjoyable and safe journey.

 
 
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