I'm just curious what type of airplane food cost his crew 175,000?
72 people, 10 day trip. Curious why you'd leave that part out.I'm just curious what type of airplane food cost his crew 175,000?
Because then the math would work out to be reasonable and ruin their whiny narrative.72 people, 10 day trip. Curious why you'd leave that part out.
This was a 1 day trip. I guess he loves spending our tax dollars 175,000 each dinner setting.72 people, 10 day trip. Curious why you'd leave that part out.
I'm just curious what type of airplane food cost his crew 175,000?
Please site the source. The $175K I saw online stated 72 people and 10 days.This was a 1 day trip. I guess he loves spending our tax dollars 175,000 each dinner setting.
How much tax do you pay? 50K, 200K, 600K?This was a 1 day trip. I guess he loves spending our tax dollars 175,000 each dinner setting.
Did high profile airlifts when in the military 30 years ago there was big time gouging going on back then as well.Because then the math would work out to be reasonable and ruin their whiny narrative.
72 people. 3 meals a day. 10 days = 72*3*10 = 2160 plates.
Which works to roughly $80 per plate.
Have these guys never bought any food on an airline? lol.
I'm just curious what type of airplane food cost his crew 175,000?
Of course not otherwise they would know basic things like thisBecause then the math would work out to be reasonable and ruin their whiny narrative.
72 people. 3 meals a day. 10 days = 72*3*10 = 2160 plates.
Which works to roughly $80 per plate.
Have these guys never bought any food on an airline? lol.
Because then the math would work out to be reasonable and ruin their whiny narrative.
72 people. 3 meals a day. 10 days = 72*3*10 = 2160 plates.
Which works to roughly $80 per plate.
Have these guys never bought any food on an airline? lol.