JetBlue offered passengers a free trip — if they could pick a destination together
The most hotly-debated decision this year isn't Republican or Democrat. It's Turks and Caicos or Costa Rica.
In a social-experiment-slash-promotion, JetBlue promised an airplane full of passengers a free round-trip ticket to somewhere on JetBlue's route if they could "reach across the aisle" to unanimously decide on a destination.
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Every single one of the 150 people on the plane had to agree on the destination — even row 21, who plays hardball and isn't in the pocket of powerful lobbyists.
Teeth were gnashed, arguments were defended, chants were made ... and a point was proven.
Happy election season, everybody.
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Cailey studied journalism at SUNY Purchase and french cinema & literature at Paris IV Sorbonne. She is a cynical optimist and Talking Heads karaoke enthusiast. Drop her a line @misscaileyanne
