I couldn’t really care less what people in the industry call it. This is a fan message board, and the common present day understanding of that term has nothing to do with what it once meant 8000 years ago when there were actual E tickets. Try to keep up. LMAO at you.
Not at all. Just not going to sit here and accept your condescending, know-it-all attitude. Especially, when you happen to be dead wrong.
While I agree that under the industry definition from many years back it was, under the current-day common use of that term it is not. Well, that’s my opinion anyway.
Actually, I am not. You are. There are no such things as actual e-tickets anymore.
It takes a really big boy to admit when he was wrong, so I am proud of you. And don’t worry, your ignorance on this topic was nothing to be ashamed of. You’ve admitted your mistake, and now we can all move on.
Do your own homework, it’s not my job to educate you. Try to keep up though, if you can that is.
You must struggle with reading comprehension. I didn’t go on and on at all. I simply pointed out how the term “e ticket” has a different general meaning today than years ago when there were actually e ticket rides. If you can’t follow that, that’s a you problem.
The fact that you think there is some new definition that nobody knows about reveals your total ignorance. LMAO at you.
