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Jokes aside, you're right. He only tends to act out when he thinks he can let loose, or when he's confronted with a situation he is not equipped to handle. Mostly Chris is just off in his own little world.You know he goes places in daily life without incident, right? He's not trying to motorboat cashiers at McDonalds or anything. The convention where he got handsy was a party where he tried to be "fun and flirty".
I'd be willing to look at trains but I've only been on a US train once in my life. If anyone is more experienced with navigating cross-country on rail give me your pitch.@Null Josh, have you considered sending Chris on a train? Like others have mentioned, putting him through the airport experience may not turn out well for him or those around him/those he interacts with. At least a train would be slightly less stressful and demanding of him.
Nah, I have no contact with Chris and he wouldn’t trust a complete stranger with a business proposition anyway.If you could wrangle Chris and do that you'd earn a decent chunk of change in exchange for becoming a ween target.
Absolutely. But that's only part of it. His hygiene is horrible, and given how his mind is away with theYou know he goes places in daily life without incident, right? He's not trying to motorboat cashiers at McDonalds or anything. The convention where he got handsy was a party where he tried to be "fun and flirty".
He could take the Cardinal from NYC to Chicago that stops in Charlottesville and connect to the Empire Builder that would take him to Seattle.
He runs similar risks with air travel though. At least the Amtrak employees will be used to dealing with spergs, seeing as how half their passengers are train autists.I don't think a train is a good idea. Chris would get out of the train in the wrong station and get lost.
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Also he would have to transfer between trains and busses which he would undoubtedly fail.
Maybe you're right; I didn't think about transfers. Well then, Autistic-American Airlines it is.I don't think a train is a good idea. Chris would get out of the train in the wrong station and get lost.
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Also he would have to transfer between trains and busses which he would undoubtedly fail.
VA to Seattle is at least 3-4 days by train and I imagine at least one portion of that has to be a day or more. You'd potentially be subjecting some innocent person to having to sit next to Chris for 24 to 36 hours.I'd be willing to look at trains but I've only been on a US train once in my life. If anyone is more experienced with navigating cross-country on rail give me your pitch.
fifyI'M TIRED OF THESE MONKEY FIGHTIN' AUTISTS ON THESE MONDAY TO FRIDAY TRAINS! -
You’d need to make airplane transfers as well.Maybe you're right; I didn't think about transfers. Well then, Autistic-American Airlines it is.
Well shit. You know what, fuck it. Stick him on a boat. Charter a private ship, lock him in the fish hold, and have it take him straight from VA through the Panama Canal up and around to WA. Have it leave tonight and there's a chance he'll make it on time.You’d need to make airplane transfers as well.
New plan: finance the trip by making a remake of Planes, Trains and Automobiles with Josh as Steve Martin's character and Chris as John Candy's character. Instant blockbuster.