La Cebolla
“I have spent countless hours on the phone persuading Capital One to dispute the $1,000 charge for the private Santorini boat tour I had to miss,” said Cruz, seeking to comfort residents who lost homes and loved ones by revealing that he had relentlessly fought the Four Seasons in Athens to refund the cost of his room after his trip was tragically cut short.
“This is indeed a dark day for Texas, but I swear to you, I am working nonstop to get United to waive the ridiculous penalty I had to pay to change my flight. I realize more than anyone that merely getting a suite comped for a future stay at the Mykonos Riviera Hotel and Spa cannot possibly begin to ease the pain of losing one’s cash. I promise you this: I will find a way to keep my loyalty points. Refund efforts are well under way.”
At press time, a triumphant Cruz told Texans in an emergency press conference that he had been able to use his miles to get a great deal on a trip to Cabo.
5 comments:
Well don't let him leave the country then! You base everything that goes bad on Cruz or Trump. Get a life please.
In Cruz’s defense, he was already on vacation when the floods happened. But, he is still a spineless maggot.
Firing a large percentage of staff at NOAA and wanting to eliminate FEMA has consequences.
They were not going to stop the rains from falling or the floods from coming down the river! No, they are just people, and they can't control anything! FEMA and NOAA, please!! FEMA and NOAA, please!
5:05 Controlling and warning
are two separate things. Idiot.
Post a Comment