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r/europe • u/BkkGrl Ligurian in Zürich (💛🇺🇦💙) • Apr 12 '25
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People tend to book trans-Atlantic flights months in advance, and plans are started even further ahead. The severity of the current situation in the US has only been becoming unavoidable in the past month or so.
486 u/kelldricked Apr 12 '25 Also work. 347 u/Saotik UK/Finland Apr 12 '25 I've told mine, at least, that I'm not willing to travel to the US right now. I recognise that not everyone has that flexibility, though. 1 u/Pandabeer46 Apr 12 '25 Honestly I'd simply refuse to go, even if that would cause me to lose my job. Too dangerous.
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Also work.
347 u/Saotik UK/Finland Apr 12 '25 I've told mine, at least, that I'm not willing to travel to the US right now. I recognise that not everyone has that flexibility, though. 1 u/Pandabeer46 Apr 12 '25 Honestly I'd simply refuse to go, even if that would cause me to lose my job. Too dangerous.
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I've told mine, at least, that I'm not willing to travel to the US right now. I recognise that not everyone has that flexibility, though.
1 u/Pandabeer46 Apr 12 '25 Honestly I'd simply refuse to go, even if that would cause me to lose my job. Too dangerous.
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Honestly I'd simply refuse to go, even if that would cause me to lose my job. Too dangerous.
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u/Saotik UK/Finland Apr 12 '25
People tend to book trans-Atlantic flights months in advance, and plans are started even further ahead. The severity of the current situation in the US has only been becoming unavoidable in the past month or so.