We explained our situation. He informed us that Spaghetti-Os might lead to a social services visit. We promised to leave more nutritious food the next time we fly. Actually, we really did not have to get to Louisville. Maybe I will make that shift.
Technology is wonderful, especially when it works.
At last we were flying on what appeared to be a very new, very nice plane. Apparently, they had flown her in from Charlotte because there she was sitting right next to us, corroborating our story for the other flight attendants who just shook their heads in disbelief, which tells you something. We arrived a little early to Charlotte. With no smugness whatsoever, Mary Ann asked me what we would do if there were no rental cars at the Charlotte airport. I assured her that certainly there must be a car somewhere in Charlotte, or so we thought as the first rental car agent informed us he was out of cars.