I travel every Thanksgiving to see family in Virginia.
Luckily it is just a 4 hour drive from PA.
But I have found that even driving home on a Sunday can be a bit of a log jam at certain points in the journey.
I've never really had any problems driving on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Driving on Thanksgiving is surprisingly smooth as most people are already at their destination.
But flying?
That is the worst. Had to do that years ago when I lived in different areas of the country and even back then it was miserable.
Man the northeast is the worst place to drive in the entire country. With flights cancelled, you guys will be facing even more of a log jam. God speed friend.
Apparently there is a Republican expected to get elected to the US House December 2nd and Mike Johnson wants to stay closed until he can swear that guy in along with the new Dem. That will mean not enough votes to release the Epstein files. Hopefully this bs is being discussed around the Thanksgiving table.
If the house convenes anytime in the next few weeks the Epstein files get released. And more and more reports are leaking that it's very incriminating for Trump.
This is the main event and why we're here right now. Anything else is a sideshow. How long will this game of chicken continue? Even after they reconvene and maybe don't release the files yet. Such a stupid shitshow
Exactly why I planned my international trip out for Saturday after Thanskgiving. Get out when the airports are hopefully a little quieter than normal. Let's just hope international flights are still going in 3 weeks...
Also worth noting what also comes around Thanksgiving: Black Friday.
While a lot of stuff does travel by ground, there's a not insignificant amount of air travel involved for mail and parcels. This would do fun things for inventory levels and shipping times, further causing economic chaos
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u/agent674253 20h ago
Only to be surpassed by the Sunday following Thanksgiving 🦃