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Later this month I'm going to be taking a private jet across the country. It belongs to a billionaire and I will be traveling with a few other acquaintances whose last names are stamped on some of the most famous products in America.
We all belong to an organization that they support with funding, and that I support with good will.
This is a fun story to tell... except. It is very easy for people to get the wrong impression. I told my wife I was looking to find a few people I could tell the story to. What fun is it if I can't tell anyone?
There is one guy in particular I want to try it out on. When every we meet we talk business. He is a very good business man. When we talk we are competitive, at least, according to my wife.
So I decided I'm not going to bring this special flight up. Except, I think I should be allowed to at least mention to him that I am flying to New York next Thursday.
My guess is, when I state this, he is going to launch into a discussion on the difficulties of airline travel, currently.
I then feel it is going to be fair to say, "Well, no, because I will be traveling on the **** family's private jet.
Of course my spoil sport wife then said, "That's a trap."
Well, it may be but I want to have some fun anyway. Is this a trap?
boont
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