thrills tired

[marika]

No this is not spam, it's a genuine question
My friend sent me this. Does anyone know of any similar. or any that are
good. I had the unfortunate experience of trying to book a trip to
Pittsburgh and tried pricelinenegotiator and o m g did that suck. the
usability of the website was SO poor.
And then, I resorted to travelocity which was equally poor
but what is the deal with going from one huge hub, dc to another huge hub,
Pittsburgh and NOT being able to get a direct flight
and why when you finally find a direct flight it's not at any convenient
time and costs 3 times as much. Seven hundred dollars? To fly from DC to
Pittsburgh? I could go to Europe for less

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