@kdfrawg Decent food, but the wine list was an atrocity — and unfortunately so was the cocktail list.
After a 2-hour prayer ceremony, I need a change of scene. So this is probably the smallest restaurant kitchen in Toronto (Chabrol): 1 chef and a home-sized stove.
The free booze is good. Dom Pérignon champagne and Talisker 10 whisky. The glassware is abysmal though.
How do accidents even happen on North American highways? 5 lanes and all you need to do is drive in a straight line. Idiots would be dropping like flies in…any city in Asia ?
@matigo Ah, more sashimi!
Turns out I'll be sharing with 2 of my best friends (known them since I was 4). It's good in that I'll spend time with them, and don't have to share with some distant relative of someone's who I couldn't care less about, but bad because I know exactly what they're like. Or more specifically, what one of them's like.
Very nice of my friend's family (this is his sister's wedding, that's why I made this trip at all) to arrange for a driver to pick me up.
Wonder what the sleeping arrangements will be. Last I heard, a few of us were going to share a suite.
"Document recheck".
So the monkeys at security are just there for show!
This recheck involves someone looking at my passport and trying to find my name on a list printed on continuous feed paper, then crossing it out and signing next to it.
It's like they don't know what a computer is.
@nitinkhanna Right where the sun doesn't shine would be nice, and I don't mean Vancouver.
Amazing that citizens have to fill in a landing card too.