Think about it. Flights are a hassle to arrange, half the time expensive, and get cancelled or moved or changed often. It's a pain to deal with the conditions on a plane, like a cramped economy section, the lack of actual food and the *choke* lukewarm soda! Plane rides are bumpy. You have to deal with whiny children, annoying people who are talkative, which is even worse when they sit next to you, ignorant people who make messes, people with no concept of personal space who sit next to you and brush into you in airports, and irritating or rude flight attendants with no understanding of the idea of being useful. Airports are crowded and hectic, and often very big. People have to travel around them often if a flight is cancelled or rescheduled, or for various needs. Getting through security isn't that bad, but a little grinding on the nerves. And even when your flight isn't hectic or very bad, it's still troublesome. And the airports are still noisy, busy places that confuse and disorient you. It's all a painful, agonizing experience that is only worsened by the fact that you'll be back because it's cheaper and a bit better than driving. This suggests the airline industry is designed and run by sadists, who delight in the suffering of airline passengers. So basically, if I don't make it as a writer, I suppose a career in the airline industry would be perfect for me, huh?

I'm doing a ton of homework right now... Agh...