| Simpson’s Contemporary Quotations, compiled by James B. Simpson. 1988. |
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| NUMBER: | 3295 |
| AUTHOR: | Amanda Cross |
| QUOTATION: | One did not “hop” a plane. One took a long slow ride to an airport, and argued for hours with ticket agents who seemed to have been hired five minutes ago for what they supposed to be another job; and if one survived that, one got to Chicago only to join a “stack” over the airfield there, and then either died of boredom or crashed into a plane that thought it was in the stack over Newark. |
| ATTRIBUTION: | In the Last Analysis Avon 66 |
| SUBJECTS: | The World: Travel: Travelers on Traveling |
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