Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

COVID TIMES: From Canada to Kolkata Covid rules 🤯 Live travel. All you need to know. Part 4

9 Jan 2021 · 3 min

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In this live‑recorded travel vlog, the speaker narrates from an airport lounge during the COVID‑era. After briefly removing their mask, they enjoy a Belgian mousse and a nostalgic potato chip, comment on the taste, and note the need to keep the mask clean. They describe choosing a window seat to relax, express weariness from frequent flying, and reveal a preference for bus travel over flights. The speaker mentions requesting a wheelchair due to leg pain, and ends the segment by sipping a beer and cheering. The tone is informal and conversational, mixing humor with genuine travel fatigue.

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Hello guys, finally I am mask-free for a few minutes. I am sitting in the airport lounge, generally enjoying— what is this? Belgian mousse. I just had to drink something and just give myself like self-indulgence something, and I was looking actually forward to this. This is awesome, as you can see, just like the potato chip that we used to have when we were kids. It tastes the same, a little less salt, as Monty likes salt. So I've taken off my mask for some time because I want to eat. My son is going to kill me if I put the wrong side of the mask on the table. I'm looking at the flight I'm getting in right now. I will be getting in. This flight is getting ready. Here it is. This is the airport lounge. I selected a seat beside the window. So that I can really relax looking out of the window. Something I just want to do right now. I'm not going to look at people because I'm so tired of the travel already. And I have like 3/4 to go. I think it's not even 3/4, it's like 9/10 to go. I'm already tired. This is the reason I don't take flights. I prefer to take bus rides. If you guys are going to be with me, you realize how difficult it Most important, keep walking and walking. Airports are like mini cities. I have already asked for a wheelchair because my leg is paining. Let's see if I get a wheelchair. Keep walking, yummy. Have my beer. Cheers.