I Guess That Was Rest

The Asiana lounge is quite nice. I'm in the "Business Class" section. I can only imagine what the "First Class" area looks like. Here they have free showers (fully stocked with amenities and very luxurious), relaxation chairs overlooking the tarmac, a business center with extremely fast Internet, a plethora of magazines, and even a full buffet including beer and Diet Coke.

I found a bench and wedged myself up against the wall using my replacement set of clothes as a pillow. The sleep was fast and fractured. At one point I think someone started playing the grand piano they have in the center, and another time a flight attendant woke me to make sure I wasn't on some flight departing soon.

After a shower and some email, I'll try the lunch buffet. If everything is covered in Kimchi (it's like Korean Sauerkraut) then I'll go to my standby of Burger King. I get the feeling I'm going to be somewhat messed up when I get to San Francisco. Oh well, that's the life if buying super-cheap plane tickets to help people in a third world country. It's worth the couple days of stumbling and hallucinations.