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And this was posted on the Am I the Arsoul Here subreddit and says, am I the asshole here

for still getting on a flight home when my two young co-workers I was traveling with

weren't at the airport yet and were obviously going to miss it. This past week,

I was presented with an industry award in Nashville that an agency partner nominated me for.

I'm a director at my company. My company decided to send two junior-level employees to the event

as well because they thought it would be a good experience for them.

A specialist who has been with us a little over a year, 25 female, first job out of college,

and a summer intern, 21 female, rising senior. They are not on my team, report up through

separate VP, and I have very limited slash no interaction with them in daily work life.

They were very excited to be going.

This was going to be the specialist first time on a plane.

Lots of team chats asking what to wear, etc.

We were flying in Thursday morning and leaving Friday evening, so it was a very short trip.

But I tried to share info about the event, type of attendees, award reception slash presentation, Thursday night

with a country western theme. Then I was speaking on a panel Friday morning. There's so much I could

say, but I try to highlight the key points. The specialist barely made Thursday morning flight,

because she doesn't have a real ID, not to do some extra screening. She had no idea what a real

ID was, all the basic rules of flying, liquid restrictions, etc. She was very upset they made

her throw away some of her skincare care that was over three ounces.

Thursday night event was country western theme and while a majority of people there were business casual, intern shows up in a bandana, tubedop, micro skirt, cowboy boots and a cowboy hat.

I pulled her aside and asked if she wanted to run upstairs and change, since it was still

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