Prague’s Kafka International Named Most Alienating Airport
April 18th, 2010
Business Week ranked the airport last in customer satisfaction due to long delays, bureaucratic employees, and overall oppressive atmosphere.
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@dasmysteryman12 Me too, that’s why i’ve come back to watch it again.
@shakitty1 pffffffffffffffft i’ve been here two years and never had a problem. to je vaše v?c; možná jste se neu?ila ?esky?
@ToxicOdiousOne it’s a joke!
Lol!
Wow that is a bad airport.
Properly follow proper protocols!
@wills7577
Seriously? Jeez, it sounds awful D:
i couldve sworn i lost my high hours ago,guess not
This is my favorite Onion video ever!!! Never fails me to laugh!!!
@chxitout its fake.
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i know this is fake, but after living in that country i could easily believe it!
B14 !!!!
Seriously, WHY THE HELL IS THE AIRPORT EMPLOYEE WEARING THE NORWEGIAN COAT OF ARMS????
Because we norwegians are awesome <3
Ha, exactly like der Prozess :D
This is a joke, but Paris CDG is not far off from this. As an added bonus, they have nets suspended from the ceiling to catch the pieces of roof that periodoticaly fall
My English teacher showed this in class after we read The Metamorphosis. Love it.
lol this is hillarious!
i properly followed proper protocols and ended up in Kierling! i’ll sue you, bastards!
why does the airport employee wear a norwegian coat of arms?
that doesn’t surprise me
They`re to alienate people
Whoops thats just the subtitles. You can turn it off at the bottom right> CC
That’s done on purpose.