Black Friday 2025

[68style]

Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS

Facts. Air Canada economy sucks so much balls that a budget airline in Asia (HK Express and JetStar) was significantly better smfh.

Air Canada's food also tastes literally 3d printed or what I would imagine printed food to taste like - like in those futuristic movies where you click a button and food comes out.

You're expanding your repertroire of Asia is soooooooooooo much better than Canada angles

[Badhobz]

I fly AC for the Aeroplan and Star Alliance perks. Makes it pretty easy

AC for Asia, Lufthansa for Europe, United for USA.

Usually the prices are close to the discount lines so its not worth switching over. Plus majority of my travel is for work anyways, so i just bill them the most expensive fare for ha ha's

[EvoFire]

Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS

Facts. Air Canada economy sucks so much balls that a budget airline in Asia (HK Express and JetStar) was significantly better smfh.

Air Canada's food also tastes literally 3d printed or what I would imagine printed food to taste like - like in those futuristic movies where you click a button and food comes out.

The food thing is a YVR issue, most airlines flying out of YVR has shit food.

[BIC_BAWS]

Originally Posted by 68style

You're expanding your repertroire of Asia is soooooooooooo much better than Canada angles

I think JetStar is Oceanic but yeah. Explain to me how a budget airline is somehow more comfortable than Air Canada which is supposed to be a Tier 1.

How bad is WestJet? The WestJet card seems pretty cool with the annual companion pass.

[EvoFire]

Jetstar is terrible. I don't know how you found it good but the seats were so fucking close together I couldn't even sit straight and I'm not even that big, are you like 5' tall?

So for anyone looking for phones/phone plans, the deals this year don't seem as good as the last few years as I was looking for a Pixel 10 Pro for my wife.

Rogers is doing $10/m lease on a $45/m plan, which in itself is not bad, but my currently plan is $32 so that means I need to tack on another $13 to my perceived cost, and the buyout is $360 at the end of term. Purely on the phone itself, it's a $600 for a $1100 dollar phone, which is actually decent.