When we entered this anonymous airline at the airport, we were told that the transportation officials had grounded all flights to and from San Francisco due to heavy fog.

After an hour-and-a-half delay of chatting with individuals within the plane and watching the movie "50 First Dates," we finally departed to San Francisco.

Timmy and I took a scene out of the Hertz commercial where O.J. Simpson runs through various terminals to catch his flight. When we arrived at our terminal, our hearts sunk when we saw our plane pulling out on its voyage to Hawai'i.

Timmy gave me a bewildered look that seemed to foreshadow things to come.

I later went to customer service to catch the next flight to Hawai'i.

We were given standby tickets for the 4 p.m. flight, and a guaranteed 8:10 p.m. flight.

After being promised of being accepted on the standby flight to Honolulu, we were later astonished to find out that our names were no more closer than the names that were to be chosen on the 4 p.m. flight.

To my surprise, Timmy began to work his magic. He proceeded to customer service with coupons worth 14 dollars. Thanks to Timmy's quick work and the help of this airline, we headed to the nearest restaurant.

When we boarded the flight to Hawai'i for the 8:10 p.m. flight, Timmy and I were in for another surprise.

When I arrived at my seat I found out that another person was in my seat. When I asked him to show me his ticket stub he could not find it. I luckily took the seat with Timmy to the right of me.