A good friend invited me up to Denver to have a look around the city, I woulda told y’all sooner but it was a last second trip. BUT this email is not about Denver 
it’s about the final frontier of air travel
You have all heard the cliches, “you get what you pay for” and I don’t normally “cheap out”. I booked a so-called “low-cost” airline to fly from Miami to Denver because it was direct and, well, much cheaper.
I won’t name names as I don’t wanna get in trouble with any businesses (such as Spirit or Frontier or Allegiant). The flight though was terrible, it’s almost as if some of these airlines go out of their way to make life miserable for their “passengers”. Well, if you want me as your passenger then how about some common decency. If you don’t want me as your customer, then keep doing you!
The return flight is their last chance to make it right for me. THIS is how I feel about flying right now. And hey, if you’re in the Denver area, holler back.
Stay safe 
Sam
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