Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Food for thought
Following a recent trip to South Africa, I have been pondering on "who decides air journey meal times?" Who decides if the menu/meal choices you are working to are in sync with your departure or arrival destination - and how far apart meals should be served? And am I the only one who's plagued with these thoughts? Apparently not. Just before falling asleep with his book last night, I found a reference to just this question - meals on planes - in Daniel Mendelsohn's "The Lost" where he describes the ennui of a flight from New York to Sydney, broken only by the appearance of meals at regular intervals. Alas, though, no answers.
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Meal times are recommended by Psychologists based on how long before boredom overcomes passengers & they start murdering each other or the small screaming child. Which is why people who have special meals get evil looks from their neighbours!
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