Queenstown Airport

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Uh, so [laughs] so here I am at the Queenstown Airport, so, um, please enjoy, uh, any background noise, uh, anything over the PA. It's not gonna be annoying at all.

It's gonna be totally fine.

The debates to start with this week, there's been a lot of critics of the debates, um, but I actually think they've told us quite a lot in their own way.

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... and I just, it makes me very annoyed.

But what do you really think, Jo? What do, what do you really think? I can sense all the people at Queenstown Airport turning to [laughs] Jo.

"What is she talking about?"

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Uh, so [laughs] so here I am at the Queenstown Airport.

So, um, please enjoy, uh, any background noise, uh, anything over the PA. It's not gonna be annoying at all.

It's gonna be totally fine.

[laughs]

And I just, it makes me very annoyed.

But what do you really think, Jo? What do you, what do you really think? I can sense all the people at Queenstown Airport turning [laughs] to-

[laughs] Yeah

And I don't know why I have a tendency to book this flight that leaves Queenstown at 7 a.m., which means that you have to be in the airport by 5 a.m. Because it's international, isn't it? Yeah, it's international.

But the good thing about Queenstown Airport is that they don't actually generally let you through until 90 minutes before your flight for an international flight because they don't want people there clogging up the airport because it's too small.

So I always do sort of two hours ahead of time because your baggage check-in cuts off at 90 minutes before.

So, you know, you don't want to be – and as it was – It's like a

Someone here has texted,

would it kill Queenstown Airport to get an air bridge? That's true.

That is true.

There's no

Oh, my God.

So we went to fly into Queenstown Airport and the wind was so wild that we couldn't land.

So we did three takes.

We had to change airports and then take a 10-hour bus trip to get to actual Queenstown.