If you've recently been thinking "I'm good now, I don't need these meds", there's a chance you need them again.

Oh, OK. So what this guy did is he misread his ticket

The ticket says: Gate Number C3.

This is where the plane arrives, and where you board.

The plane ticket says: Seat Number: A7.

What he did was, he sat in seat C3, instead of A7, and when someone wanted to sit in his seat (C3) he gave it away and sat in their sear (G24). Someone else wanted to swap his new seat, G24, for their seat, F12. He sits in F12.

He notices a commotion around area C3, the original seat he sat in and gave away. Someone's boarded the plane, and tried to sit in their seat, C3. The person sat in it argues, no, I swapped my seat for this seat. This guy shows them his ticket, this is HIS seat!! The guy sat in C3 tries to locate the man he swapped with, but he's no longer in the seat he gave him! They finally locate him and point out that he's an idiot, he sat in the gate number, not his actual seat.

:)

Only on Reddit, where people think they have to comment when they're unfamiliar with a situation.

Not every post has to apply to you directly my guy

Yes, exactly. If you ever want to go abroad, you must plan and apply for a passport weeks-months in advance, but they last for years. Why wouldn't you apply way before you might need it?

Cheap deals and trips with friends will go completely to waste if you lack a passport.

Do you never travel outside of the USA?

You're bang on, if someone tried to give us those wee potatoes instead of proper roast potatoes with our sunday Roast, we'd bloody riot.

I suppose they're OK as some sort of potato side, but they're not roast potatoes.

No. Don't believe everything you read on the internet, for gods sake.

Wow.

I wondered why tonsillectomies aren't recommended for adults. Now I know. Cheers, OP.

and cheers to your swift recovery!

TV is stupid and unnecessary, back in my day we had a radio -- I remember when they invented the first wireless.