And now I’ve asked Muse to check my email on travel delays for “delay” emails from the airlines and if the flight is more than 30 min delayed to open a ticket automatically and request miles in compensation. I’m 3 for 3 so far.
On my last leg from Hong Kong to LAX, I paid for the in-flight Wi-Fi ($18) and it only worked for about 10% of the flight. I had Muse reach out to United's customer support via the portal and it opened a ticket. Within 24 hours they had $25 worth of flight credit in cash deposited to my account.
I really like the opportunity that the agents have opened up to claim and take care of the miscellaneous stuff that I don't want to.
On my last leg from Hong Kong to LAX, I paid for the in-flight Wi-Fi ($18) and it only worked for about 10% of the flight. I had Muse reach out to United's customer support via the portal and it opened a ticket. Within 24 hours they had $25 worth of flight credit in cash deposited to my account.
I really like the opportunity that the agents have opened up to claim and take care of the miscellaneous stuff that I don't want to.
Hong Kong Disneyland was quite the adventure. Quietest and smallest park thus far. Never waited more than 10 min for any ride so Fastpass was not needed.
Only one more Disney park to visit and I’ve done them all.
Saw these at the airport. I’m not into Pokémon but the shop merchant said they are popular. Only wanted $4 pack.
C just drove me to the airport in a black-on-black electric SUV. Six years behind the wheel, 25k+ rides, and still driving with absolute precision. Hong Kong traffic doesn’t forgive mistakes. He didn’t make any.




















