Shedding those extra pounds can be such a challenge, dahrlings. With the cost of each extra ounce adding gabillions to the bottom line, lightening the load is Sola Scriptura for airlines.
It’s a notion that escapes the fanatical Gabor Lukacs whose latest foray into airline spankings is taking Delta to task over discriminatory weight practices. Not that I hold anything against an XL body type – some of my favourite husbands were beefy and I wouldn’t have had it any other way. (in fact, there really only was one way to have it. Bellying up to a dirigible has its challenges). But, darhlings, really, how can an obese person fit into a puny pew made for an anorexic starlet? They indubitably need at least a double double set of seats.
Fuel doesn't discriminate between luggage and people. Pound per pound, weight is weight. I don’t like paying for an over-weight trunk when my Paris spring fashion urges got greedy.
I ask you does a pound of clothes weigh more than a pound of fat? It’s the eternal question women have asked themselves for centuries. That and 'is Gabor Lukacs nuts?'
