Brian Gongol

A very clever satire on the state of international finances. It's funny because it's so true.

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Considering it's used mostly to prevent collisions while planes and related vehicles are moving around the airport grounds, that's a pretty spooky situation. The airport has a pretty sweet-smelling "safety policy", but the lack of ground-traffic radar puts its 24.3 million annual passengers at serious risk of death or injury while they think they're safe inside their planes. And, like most airports, it has intersecting runways, making it all the riskier.

It seems like a bit of a Hail Mary pass to try to save the company from complete disaster, but good luck to them

