Thirdrail7
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Someone needs to pay for it, then we can have one.Where's the like button?
Would it be free for us to use? :giggle:Someone needs to pay for it, then we can have one.Where's the like button?
If it existed, it would be complimentary and used compliments of the free board. But wait, ads help pay for the board. So, is the board free...or are the ads free since I'm not paying to see them?Would it be free for us to use? :giggle:Someone needs to pay for it, then we can have one.Where's the like button?
Wait just a minute. If someone has to pay for the like button before we can have it, then it is pre-paid and not complimentary.If it existed, it would be complimentary and used compliments of the free board.Would it be free for us to use? :giggle:Someone needs to pay for it, then we can have one.Where's the like button?
Wait just a minute. If someone has to pay for the like button before we can have it, then it is pre-paid and not complimentary.If it existed, it would be complimentary and used compliments of the free board.Would it be free for us to use? :giggle:Someone needs to pay for it, then we can have one.Where's the like button?
I was a bit different type of parent. If I paid for a dinner, and my kid picked the mac&cheese over the steak, he would have to pay me the $9 (or more?). It would be a lesson in maximizing returned value.I had a different view of the $9 difference the young man had to pay to have the steak--I thought it was to his Dad, as a reminder that more expensive things do cost more (yes, I know not in the sleeper, but you get the point), and I'm hoping his Dad will use that money to buy him a nice treat on the Canadian.
To be fair, in the case of Amtrak there is no such thing as one answer per question. :lol:I feel congratulations are in order to all posters. Considering that a good answer was #2, by The Traveller, to spin the topic out to over 60 items is impressive!
Not scared off I was too busy having a great time on my trip to read and respond. I agree with other posters about requiring the child to pay the $9. That and, just because it's free/included/complementary doesn't mean it doesn't have value!I hope we have not scared off the OP. (Really, sometimes we do have short threads! . :
And any two AU members will have at least three opinions about it.To be fair, in the case of Amtrak there is no such thing as one answer per question. :lol:I feel congratulations are in order to all posters. Considering that a good answer was #2, by The Traveller, to spin the topic out to over 60 items is impressive!
We had a ball! We started in Syracuse NY and arrived late (over night in coach) in Chicago. We spent a few days sight seeing and eating!Glad you're still here, minstrel_miss! I really like the newest version of a chocolate dessert, too!
And back to the original topic, since I have wandered far, far away from it--yes, minstrel_miss, please write a trip report for us. When we aren't traveling, we love reading about other people's travels!
That's only in Prestige... Which is super high priced. The standard sleepers are the equivalent to Amtrak... Non-alcoholic drinks in the diner. Coffee, tea, juice, water availble in the park car.If you take VIA Rail Sleeper Plus/Prestige you get anything you can order, drink, or get, included in the price
Yep Henry, those drinks are as pricey as the so called "Free" drinks in Casinos where nothing is "Free"! You're better of paying for the Comps yourself, you'll come out cheaper in the Long Run!That's only in Prestige... Which is super high priced. The standard sleepers are the equivalent to Amtrak... Non-alcoholic drinks in the diner. Coffee, tea, juice, water availble in the park car.If you take VIA Rail Sleeper Plus/Prestige you get anything you can order, drink, or get, included in the price
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