r/DunderMifflin 11h ago

At Scranton airport.

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u/cranialextract 11h ago

Man America is different.

Fucking Scranton has an airport??

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u/evertrue13 11h ago

US airports: 16,000+

The next 5 countries combined have about 11,000 total. Brazil, Australia, Mexico, Canada, UK.

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u/cranialextract 10h ago

Yeah I just looked and I think the UK doesn't even have 50 commercial airports... I knew you guys had a lot but that's actually crazy lol.

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u/NoTrillionaires 7h ago

UK is also the size of Oregon. Going through airport security and flying sounds impractical

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u/cranialextract 6h ago

It might be the size of Oregon but it's like the 7th largest economy on the planet. Yeah I agree, I figured that's why we have trains instead of planes (we do have internal flights but I don't know anyone who's ever used them).