Fucking fuck traveling for work fuck

[Caliga]

Yes, that's true... there's nothing to retain the heat or something like that.... IIRC in extreme cases like the Sahara it often gets freezing cold at night.

Heh, when I was in New Mexico we were mountain climbing and we camped on a peak one night where it got down below 20 F, in the middle of July.

[alfred russel]

I'm going to some small town in Missouri where the per capita income is around 10k a year (according to wiki). If I stop posting, I probably got shot.

[Admiral Yi]

Hey Fredo, how would you feel about giving a guy a foot massage?

[alfred russel]

Hey Fredo, how would you feel about giving a guy a foot massage?

Not really my cup of tea.

[Martim Silva]

Anybody else have to go someplace they don't want to go for work?

Whenever I have to go on a business travel, I'm always annoyed... especially because most flights leave quite early.

But then the experience is always rewarding, so I end up never regretting them.

If the weather is a problem, just go hotel-taxi-place of business-taxi-hotel. The permanent air conditioning will keep you cool.

But I wouldn't recommend it. Wouldn't the place you'll be travelling to invite you to some special occasion... like a good dinner? (and possibly call girls)

[Caliga]

We have operations going live in Honolulu and San Juan, PR this year and I'm trying to figure out a way to break something in the system that will somehow magically require me to be there onsite to fix it. 

[Eddie Teach]

Not sure if this counts as "travel" the way you mean it, but when my last job closed, the only way to avoid layoff was to accept a transfer to Morehead, South Dakota.  Needless to say, I declined.

You're from Jersey, so not so needless. 

[Pedrito]

I traveled to Duenschede, Germany. I'm not even able to pronounce it correctly.

Trees, trees, rain, rain, rain, trees and some more rain. And an obnoxious (and ugly) female coworker .

L.

[Martim Silva]

Trees, trees, rain, rain, rain, trees and some more rain. And an obnoxious (and ugly) female coworker .

It's true that for outsiders, the german forests do stand out when we first go there. Especially for an Iberian - we're just not used to having so much wood around.

[Berkut]

Caliga, you are on drugs.

I lived in Tucson and Phoenix for a long time. 110 degrees is fucking HOT, and I don't give a shit how "dry" it is. It is fucking hot. Insanely hot. Don't go outside hot, and certainly don't get into a car hot.

And yeah, it cools right off into the 90s at night in July.

[Berkut]

The average overnight low in July is 83 degrees in Phoenix, btw. Record is 96.

Yeah, it gets cold in the desert at night - in the "winter". Not in the summer.

[grumbler]

I'd take Phoenix heat over fucking humid 90+ of east coast in June.

June is extremely pleasant on the East Coast, generally.  Second half of July, and all of August...

[Ed Anger]

Anybody else have to go someplace they don't want to go for work?

Copenhagen. The place is a borehole.

[Brazen]

Copenhagen. The place is a borehole.

I like Copenhagen, but I do feel like I've seen it all and done it all in just two two-day trips.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

I'd take Phoenix heat over fucking humid 90+ of east coast in June.

I kinda miss that humidity.