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There is no doubt anything more frustrating than a flight time, especially during a very big party like Thanksgiving. But a group of passengers from Toronto Pearson International Airport, Ontario, Canada has shown in Canada that there is nothing easier than taking a bad situation and have a good time.
Monday, Toronto Resident Michelle Sacrey Philpott returned home after a business trip when she spotted a group of people with a great old weather singing and dancing in one of the doors. Sean Sullivan and Sheldon Thornhill, were Sean Sullivan and Sheldon Thornhill, and they were part of a group of passengers heading for Westjet to Newfoundland.
When boarding has arrived, the musicians started packing the instruments, but the air agent announced that the flight was going to be delayed by "30 minutes" (which is always the number they saw when they do not know How long he will be, to prevent widespread panic). Instead of moaning aloud and cursed at the airport, everyone was like:
"Everyone applauded. We have again the instruments and started to keep singing and dancing," Philpottsays kfor.com. "Newfoundlanders like to sing and dance. It's an so huge part of our culture."
How does this for a travel day inspiration? And remember: once you have arrived at your destination, do not forget to crack one of the20 best Thanksgiving wines less than $ 30!
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