Flying to Manila from the US on the cheap
Guys,
I can't find a are / t to Manila under $1, 500 from the East Coast. Cathay Pacific from JFK is the cheapest at $1, 600, followed by JAL ($2, 000) and Korean & Asian ($2, 000-$3, 000). Singapore Airlines flies out of EWR with 2 stops (Frankfurt, Singapore) and has no seats on coach. SQ flies out of JFK with a stop in Singapore and that costs $3, 500 or so.
From the West Coast again Cathay ($1, 600) beats Malaysian (retarded website) , China Airlines (Taiwan) , Air China (China) and Singapore Airlines. Only Philippines Airlines is cheaper at $1, 513. 10.
Please post any budget deals you maybe aware of.
Thanks
Infiniti Club on Roxas Boulevard
Could anyone please share your recent experience with Infiniti Club on Roxas Boulevard? I went to the KTV there in 2006 and plan to visit the place again.
It doesn't clear things up at all
[QUOTE=Petey Peso;1159007]I have no problem throwing my own money down for fun and I certainly will especially when I pick up a FL. So, to your last point, this is not about ripping off the company. On the contrary, it's a way for me to show them that I'm not ripping them off. C'mon, if I decide to use my money on a girl instead of a steak dinner, isn't that my choice? Hahaha. Hope this clears things up.[/QUOTE]Actually, it's less clear. If a public employee went to Manila on public business, he would probably be eligible for some skimpy per diem rate for meals and probably get reimbursed for his hotel based on the receipted amount that he paid. So let's say he gorges on free "all you can eat" hotel breakfast, skips lunch, and eats a cheap supper at Jollibee or McDos. So by skimping on actual meal costs he has enough left over to buy an MBC freelancer every other night. If the public learned about it, they'd scream bloody murder about how their tax money went to feed the guy's little "wankie," and you'd likely be among them. So how is your idea about spending travel allowance on a girl instead of steak, and having it concealed in a credit card receipt, any different? The public employee's allowance was a set amount he can count on, and so is your daily expense allowance. Your argument seems to be that you're going to get the flat amount anyway, so why not just conceal what you're spending it on. Is there a difference in the two situations?
Please! Do not post credit card billing info!
Gosh guys sharpen up! If someone were to "google" the name of the billed credit card info it points STRAIGHT to this site! DUH. Go ahead. Type in "HOU WAN LOI ENTER CO" into a google search and see what you come up with.
Please don't post cc info.
You guys kill me sometimes.