Emo Kitthan
First time I listened to Karma Police I wrapped myself in paper too.

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This morning check in was a mess. It took me over an hour, and I was about the fourth party in line. Why so bad? Sean Paul's entourage: roadies, groupies and hangerons. You could not imagine a more fascinating or effective way to snarl a Belgian luggage check in. About 25 Jamaican nationals, unable or uninterested in speaking any of the dozens of languages the Belgian staff, multiple language superstars, could speak. "Unable or uninterested" is too harsh. Stoned or blazed is more fair. 25 super high people lugging heavy equipment, checking in their friends with fistfulls of passports, winking at every woman in sight,not paying attention to anything. Pure awesomeness. Very nice guys. But "Did you pack this bag yourself?"
"Nah man, mah bruddah Joseph took care ah dat my love" "Where is your final destination?" "World tour, yah see? World tour."
Belgians hated it. I gave the guys my luggage cart so they avoided trouble with the gate agents and leaving bags behind. Speaking of, I racked up tons of karma today, and I didn't even mean to. This German couple got on the bus to the Brussels airport, but didn't have enough money for both fares. After about 3 minutes of searching, they failed to find change, so I gave them the 4 euro so they wouldn't possibly miss their flight. I was filled with immediate regret, because I realized I could have bought 3 domestic vacations for 4 euro. I helped an old woman move luggage, and I found a guy's drivers license and got it back to him. Too bad Karma cannot be bought and sold and can only be portioned out by the cosmos. Good flight even though I was sitting in the very middle of the plane flanked by a crying baby and a bratty toddler. Now I have a window seat, so close to home after so much travel. If I don't make it tell my girlfriend I love her and I'm sorry if my blogging brought any shame to her by association.
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