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CapnJim · April 26th, 2006, 08:08

Bridge programs are for suckers. Get some quality time, study hard, apply, apply, apply, and you'll do fine.

Hey Bob, I'm with you on the Mexican hotels being nicer than stateside. I did the PVR overnight a long time back, and holy crap! I slept with the patio doors open, and listened to the surf all night. Awesome.

There's always San Luis Potosi for a counterpoint, but it's certainly no worse than, say, Lubbock.

Worst hotels? Quebec's shoeboxes. I hate Quebec; buncha miserable human beings that want you miserable too. Ottowa's great, and the people friendly. But something about Quebec makes me grouchy. I think the people are just pissed that the rest of Canada hates them, the French look down on them, and America just ignores them as being something somewhat worse than the French. They're the Rodney Dangerfield of provinces.

April 26th, 2006, 08:08	#49
CapnJim Old Skool Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: All up in Cantubury, tellin' tales. Posts: 4,444	Re: ExpressJet Interview 02/28/06 Bridge programs are for suckers. Get some quality time, study hard, apply, apply, apply, and you'll do fine. Hey Bob, I'm with you on the Mexican hotels being nicer than stateside. I did the PVR overnight a long time back, and holy crap! I slept with the patio doors open, and listened to the surf all night. Awesome. There's always San Luis Potosi for a counterpoint, but it's certainly no worse than, say, Lubbock. Worst hotels? Quebec's shoeboxes. I hate Quebec; buncha miserable human beings that want you miserable too. Ottowa's great, and the people friendly. But something about Quebec makes me grouchy. I think the people are just pissed that the rest of Canada hates them, the French look down on them, and America just ignores them as being something somewhat worse than the French. They're the Rodney Dangerfield of provinces.