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Flying

I have friends that i would like to visit.

It is important to know the difference between the amount of money i spend on gas to get to the Austin and San Antonio airports, so that this price can be factored into the total cost of tickets.

Fun trips are (hopefully) fun.

I flew my mother and three little sisters here for their Spring Break.
Someday, i will fly my brothers here, and we will rage.
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Location: Austin, TX 78741, USA

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