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[paging-possum]

No bond stronger than that of a guy and his favorite niche podcast

[forcenewz]

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[happi-dreams]

Joined a lego magma and the hyperfixation is IMMEDIATELY BACK—

[annalyticall]

Sometimes I think about a flight I took in college that hit thunderstorm turbulence and went into freefall for a few seconds. I was by myself and I had no association with the guy who sat next to me and yet in the few seconds we were falling he clung unto me. We were both terrified but I felt oddly reassured that at least if I were to die I'd be someone that someone else reached out for. Of course we didn't die and the plane was fine after a few seconds and the guy apologized immediately afterward but I always think about him whenever I think about how humans instinctually reach out for each other when they need to

[boyhooters]

[a-random-warrior]

Finally done, for now (3/3)

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[dipperscavern]

“jon the boring” i am going to rip all of my hair out

[stevethehairington]

i have a flight tomorrow that has a layover in denver and the first leg is supposed to get in at 12:15 and my connecting flight starts boarding at 12:40. so basically. im fucking stressed out of my GODDAMN GOURD about that right now. fuck.

[firstservepercentage]

Dubai Open gave us a Captain Rublev (Thank you, whoever came up with that idea THANK YOU), so:

[goldenpinof]

girl is on the plane to Finland, girl is still in Warsaw. it was not a dream!!!!

[bearnadette]

gundam takes the bold political stance: "children as young as 5 should have the right to self determine whether they want to be soldiers"

[izzyliker]

airlines love to call us like umm.. :/ we need a MAJOR DEEP CLEAN. in one of our TOILETS. as soon as POSSIBLE. and then we go in and they’re like Hello we put a bunch of bloody tissues from someone’s nosebleed in a plastic bag in the toilet can you please take it away from our plane

[fraeuleintaka]

Such a wonderful line out of context!

I'm a little disappointed the fandom hasn't done anything with it yet tbh. Even in context it's amazing!

[wavesoutbeingtossed]

Can I ask how you got your tickets for Lyon? I’m thinking next time Taylor goes on tour I will have to try for somewhere in Europe! It’s just too expensive in North America and resell prices are a joke!

Same as everyone else, luck of the draw with Ticketmaster! I registered for the presale for nearly every city I felt I could feasibly travel to and hoped for the best. I must have signed up for at least a dozen cities in Europe and could even have been more.

I got selected for a code for Lyon and got put on the waitlist for London and Edinburgh. I got off the waitlist for Edinburgh after the sale started, but by that point the only thing left were like single ticket VIPs which were more than I wanted to spend and also I wanted to travel with friends. I did end up getting off the waitlist for London part 2 about five days before the shows, which was SO lucky because I was already going to be there, so my friend and I ended up getting to see the show again in the obstructed/nosebleed seats.

My suggestion would be to sign up for everything you feel like you would be willing to travel for. Being flexible is key: signing up for just the cities near you is a crapshoot. Case in point: as a Canadian, I also signed up for Toronto and Vancouver thinking that if I got in I'd sell my Lyon tickets, and never even made it to the waitlist, let alone get a code. If I had waited for the Canadian dates to be announced, or sold my Lyon tickets to hedge my bets on Toronto, I would have been screwed. Of several dozen friends and family who signed up for Toronto and Vancouver, I only know three who got tickets, and one of them ended up selling hers because the cost of hotels and airfare were so exorbitant her weekend trip with her girls was going to end up costing $10k.

I ended up going to four shows total (one in Lyon and three in London) and I am certain the four of them cost less than what I would have likely paid for a lower bowl ticket in Toronto for one show. Again, part of it was flexibility (obstructed view seats were relatively cheap in London and turns out you get an awesome experience anyway; my floor GA in Lyon cost less than what upper bowl/nosebleeds were going for for Olivia Rodrigo and not much more than what I paid for Noah Kahan tickets near me; basically, I wasn't too picking about my seats or dates), part of it is tickets seemed way cheaper in Europe than they did in North America, even with the exchange rate.

And also: if you're going to travel, build a trip around it if you're able to. I was lucky that I had vacation time banked so I was able to take two weeks off (and then another week later in the summer for London). I LOVE travelling and had been itching to do a big trip since before the pandemic, so this was it for me. I used the show as the anchor point, and then built the rest of my itinerary around it. One of my friends did the same thing to see Adele in Germany this summer and made a whole Euro trip out of it. It's wonderful to travel just for a concert, but as someone with perpetual wanderlust, you get SO MUCH more out of it when you can explore and take in the sights. There's something so cool about being immersed in a new or different place and just giving main character energy to your day lol. And candidly: if anything ever goes belly-up with the show (e.g. it gets cancelled), you've still got tons to do and see. Up until the minute I stepped onto the tube to Wembley Stadium I was still worried the show would get cancelled (after Vienna), but it wouldn't have mattered because I had the absolute best trip ever that formed so many core memories.

ALSO: if you plan on going with friends, have everyone in the group sign up for the presales as well to maximize the chance of at least one of you getting a code. Also plan accordingly because this time you were allowed a max of four tickets per code. So for Lyon, I went to one show with three friends. For London, I went to two shows with one friend. (She had gotten tickets for another show.)

Sadly the last bit is also: money. I'm not rich by any means, but I had a healthy savings fund that I'd been contributing to since before Covid and my big ticket item was travel. It's an absolute privilege that I don't take for granted. I am fully aware that many can't afford to travel for a show. (I used to be in that same boat until the last few years.) I couldn't travel like this every summer, but every few years is hopefully in the cards.

TL;DR: be flexible, get what you get and don't get upset re: destination (i.e. if you get a code for a city you otherwise wouldn't think of travelling to), team up with your travel buddies if applicable, plan your trip around your concert date and not the other way around.

[dykesynthezoid]

Killing you commercial flight industry killing you killing you killing you killing you killing you k

[001139]

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