milesjokic 15d

reliability of Internet is not much of an issue. Speed is not great, but generally speaking consistency is fine.
Not many good co-working places around, because they open and they’re shut.
Having tried a few in Aus, it’s nothing like the rest of the world. No many visit, so coworking places don’t really flourish or at least don’t have the same vibe

milesjokic 6d

I call bs. It’s hyper-dramatising. You’ll be able to fly out 100%. If Australia has that as a problem, the whole world will be in lockdown. Not saying it’s anything of a special country, it’s just that it’s the Nanny Country. People cry about a fly in the pool, and then make a law. If you don’t get what I mean… I’m saying, while they don’t even have a full plan when they need to move forward in anything…. they have 17 backup plans to not move back.

adamant 6d

I guess you’re not aware of some things that are developing now behind the curtains but basically yes, we are headed into new global lockdown but this time it will be much more serious. They are basically driving oil prices to $200 by the end of May and will start limiting international flights very soon.

nthnjns 5d

Ok this is a good read. I like it :)

nthnjns 5d

Right. I have flights in and out purchased but not sure that is guaranteed. I could see them being cancelled and then the cost to rebook will be $5k or something insane...

minonomad 5d

Nothing is guaranteed 100%

minonomad 5d

Is there other people thinking this same way? I could totally see this happening too.

noelly 4d

But airline companies can be sued for cancelling passenger’s flights? I have a flight to Sydney in a few days, really hoping it won’t get changed/cancelled.

nthnjns 4d

I'm not sure about this. I think they can declare force majeure and cancel them. Then re-offer at a different price down the road. Probably depends on the airline, the country, and the ticket. I've had flights cancelled 20-30 times in 10 years of non stop travel. Flights certainly look fine now though.

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