#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw

use strict;     # Airport security
use Human::Man; # Late as always
use Plain::747; # Is leaving in 15 minutes

my $Flight = new Plain::747;
my $Self = new Human::Man;

$Self->Location('parking');
$Self->RunTo('baggage check-in');
$Self->Emotion('Panic');
$Self->Action('check baggage');
$Self->RunTo('Gate C30');
$Self->See($Flight);
$Self->Emotion('Worried');
$Self->RunTo($Flight);
$Self->Action('Show Ticket');
$Self->Walk('Down Ramp');
$Self->Emotion('Relief');
$Self->Find($Flight->SeatByPassenger($Self->Name));
$Self->Action('Stow Bag');
$Self->SitIn($Flight->SeatByPassenger($Self->Name));
$Self->Emotion('Calm');
$Flight->TaxiTo('Runway');
$Flight->Takeoff;
$Flight->Duration('Too Long');
$Flight->Landing;
$Flight->TaxiTo('Gate');
$Self->Emotion('Anticipation');
$Self->Action('Get Bag');
$Self->Walk('Up Ramp');
$Self->see($Self->Wife);
$Self->Emotion('Excitement');
$Self->Kiss($Self->Wife);
$Self->Emotion('Happiness');

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