Doesn’t a child weigh more than a suitcase? And aren’t they harder to carry? She can manage to carry a squirming toddler and a sack of groceries, but not a thin box of clothes and toiletries…
Back then, Canadian $2 bills circulated freely – unlike the US where they exist but do not circulate. Even the banks, who refuse to provide them, don’t remember why. Unlike color-coded Canadian money, one must read US bills. The $2 has Jefferson and the Peoples Party (Populists) emphasized Jeffersonian political philosophy, so the banks stopped reminding people. (The nickel doesn’t count because it is identified by size, not what’s on it.)
-books and records-thanks for the correction, I did mean books, typed too fast. Forgot about the records. The point still stands, though. If it was heavy enough for John to comment, it isn’t just a ‘thin box of clothes and toiletries’.
I would have thought it was earlier. I worked almost 10 years for Zenith Corp and they regularly sent me to Mexico. I remember the trip when I brought back that 30" concrete mermaid statue. I had full co-operation on the planes, but switched from Mexicana to American in DFW and went running through the airport bent double to hold her on (must have been a dolly). Previously had thought of rolling luggage, but as it was probably before 87 (1980-1989), I probably had some rental from the airport.
Templo S.U.D. almost 11 years ago
I was wondering when that suitcase was made and by whom. Thanks for the input. Seriously!
krys723 almost 11 years ago
Next time Elly, bring more money instead of nightgowns
ORMouseworks almost 11 years ago
Oh, oh, Elly! you should have worn flats!
hildigunnurr Premium Member almost 11 years ago
I can’t stand tipping. Things should just cost what they cost and people should be decently paid by their employer.
Fogger_man almost 11 years ago
Better take the stairs, El. The elevator operator will expect a tip for pushing a button!
flagmichael almost 11 years ago
Personally, I don’t like wheeled suitcases – too noisy. I pick them up and carry them but then the wheels are a nuisance.
Caribena almost 11 years ago
The bell hop didn’t want change, he wanted bills.
nickel_penny almost 11 years ago
Doesn’t a child weigh more than a suitcase? And aren’t they harder to carry? She can manage to carry a squirming toddler and a sack of groceries, but not a thin box of clothes and toiletries…
hippogriff almost 11 years ago
Back then, Canadian $2 bills circulated freely – unlike the US where they exist but do not circulate. Even the banks, who refuse to provide them, don’t remember why. Unlike color-coded Canadian money, one must read US bills. The $2 has Jefferson and the Peoples Party (Populists) emphasized Jeffersonian political philosophy, so the banks stopped reminding people. (The nickel doesn’t count because it is identified by size, not what’s on it.)
Argy.Bargy2 almost 11 years ago
-books and records-thanks for the correction, I did mean books, typed too fast. Forgot about the records. The point still stands, though. If it was heavy enough for John to comment, it isn’t just a ‘thin box of clothes and toiletries’.
vldazzle almost 11 years ago
I would have thought it was earlier. I worked almost 10 years for Zenith Corp and they regularly sent me to Mexico. I remember the trip when I brought back that 30" concrete mermaid statue. I had full co-operation on the planes, but switched from Mexicana to American in DFW and went running through the airport bent double to hold her on (must have been a dolly). Previously had thought of rolling luggage, but as it was probably before 87 (1980-1989), I probably had some rental from the airport.
westny77 almost 11 years ago
Poor Ellie babe. Be careful not to hurt your back.
Asharah almost 11 years ago
Why did he call for the bellhop a second time after she said she didn’t need one? Listen to your customer dummy!