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My wife, daughter, and I flew home to Montana this week to see my family, fly fish, golf, and have fun in the mountains. As I always do, I brought along a guitar so that I can keep my chops tight and learn a few songs for a show I have to play as soon as I get back to St Louis. To be on the safe side, I decided to bring one of my Ontario Soloists that would be considered a "player" compared to the rest of my Soloists. I stuck it in a chainsaw case, locked it, and stuck fragile stickers all over it. When we arrived in Bozeman, I immediately opened the case and found the neck snapped at the nut. I took pics and took it up to the counter to show the airheads working there. I should add that when we were leaving STL, I literally watched as the United goons threw, yes, threw it on the conveyor belt. It landed right on the headstock end of the case. Laurie, my beautiful wife said, "Do you want to go check it before we leave?" I said no and figured it'd be ok. Well, I was wrong. I have to turn in the paperwork they gave me when we get back to STL. The manager here said that the United office in STL would decide whether they would pay the claim.
These fucks completely ignored the fragile stickers. Someone will be paying this claim, and it won't be me. So for those who keep track of serial numbers, J3172 can officially be listed as dead....
These fucks completely ignored the fragile stickers. Someone will be paying this claim, and it won't be me. So for those who keep track of serial numbers, J3172 can officially be listed as dead....
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