Grandma Gail

Grandma Gail in rainy Florida.

First of all, he likes to get to the gate where the plane is taking off.

He likes to get there first.

45 to an hour before and he likes to make sure he's getting his luggage on top.

You know what?

First of all, I didn't take any, I didn't even take a wheelie back to Florida this time.

So, you know, I moseyed on down.

I had plenty of time.

I sat at the gate.

The worst part

of flying now and I can now I've done it several times this winter is not the actual flying it's getting everybody on the plane with the baggage I mean that's a monumental mess and they won't help you know the older people they don't help anymore I don't think you mean the the

Now, the stewards or the stewardesses are not allowed to lift up.

Maybe they're afraid they're going to hurt themselves.

So they'd rather have an old person just die in the aisle.

But I must say, I've always had a nice person, a nice gentleman that's somewhere in my vicinity in my seat always helps me.

So, you know, but that is a problem.

And now I was watching actually the news this morning.

And the president, head of Delta Airlines was talking, now they're going to charge you for, which I never do, but they're going to charge you for your bags that you check, which they didn't.

You know, you were allowed to take one bag and check it through.

Now they're going to, I think, charge 45 or something like that for each bag, which I don't think is fair because already you're paying a lot of money for your seats.