May 12th, 2014 / 9:30 am
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In Theory, This Could Be Fun

Airport living from 5/14 thru 5/16 in celebration/mourning of the publication of my latest book, “The Fun We’ve Had.”

Any advice on keeping off of security’s radar? Anyone want a shout-out when I get really fucking bored? Anyone want to Skype while I’m leeching off the airport’s Wi-Fi?

Maybe I’ll just watch that Tom Hanks movie and do exactly what he did. Could be good.

Here’s the blog post I wrote about this, whatever this is:

In a big way, being in an airport is a lot like being lost at sea. So many places and possibilities to drift, but not if you don’t already know where it is that you’re going.

I don’t know where I’m going. That’s why I’m not going anywhere.
I’ll be living in an airport for 48hrs.

Beginning 10AM on Wednesday May 14th through Friday May 16th around 10AM: Going nowhere and probably getting into some shit. There’s a good chance I will no longer be human by the end of it. There’s a pretty damn good chance that I’ve never been human. Not to worry, I’ll be online and active during the entire thing.

Odds are you’ll hear from me, be it a tweet, a post on Facebook, or a photo/video on Instagram. I’ll be calling out to everyone while I’m stranded in a state of flux. I’ll also have one of my best writer friends around, Kyle Muntz, hanging around, surviving this ridiculousness with me.

 Yes I’m serious. Look how serious I am:

Seriously

Will it be fun? I hope so. If not, I’ll be at the airport bar.

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7 Comments

  1. traynor

      Starting any sentence with “in a big way” is as lazy as writing gets. Second place? Starting a sentence with “odds are.” Is this Cliche Day at HTMLG?

  2. BrianAllenCarr

      1. Traynor, you’re super duper cool. And smart. Oh, my, so smart.
      2. The airport bar is really expensive so I hope you have fun, cuz $10 drinks go down as fast as $2 drinks, you know?

  3. Michael J Seidlinger

      You think airport bartenders are as easy to bribe as regular bartenders?

  4. Bobby Dixon

      how do you bribe a bartender?

  5. Michael J Seidlinger

      Don’t know but it hasn’t worked yet.

  6. deadgod

      $ works. Tipping heavily but not creepily definitely gets quicker service, stronger drinks, and more amicable chat (or more conscientious distance).

  7. Bobby Dixon

      It did look like it was fun