After repeatedly missing flights to visit our daughter, I made the decision to board the plane alone, hoping to impart a valuable lesson to my wife.

A 47-year-old man found himself boarding a plane alone on his way to visit his daughter after his 43-year-old wife left to grab Starbucks at the airport. It marked the second occasion where her actions led to them missing their flight, prompting him to proceed without her.

The couple’s daughter, Jess, resided in another state for college, making family reunions a cherished occasion. Excited for their visit, they booked tickets to see her.

However, their joint travels proved challenging due to contrasting personalities. The man valued punctuality and meticulous planning, aiming to arrive early to anticipate any unforeseen delays. In contrast, his wife adopted a more spontaneous, go-with-the-flow approach.

Trouble arose when they missed their flight twice. On a previous occasion, they had booked a 10 a.m. flight, prompting the man to plan their departure for 8 a.m., allowing ample time for the journey and airport procedures. Despite his efforts to wake his wife, she only rose at 7:40 a.m., delaying their departure.

Their tardiness, combined with unexpected airport congestion, resulted in them missing their flight, with the airline refusing a refund. Consequently, they rebooked for the following day, sacrificing precious time with their daughter.

Reflecting on the situation, the man expressed Jess’s disappointment at their delayed arrival, highlighting the impact of his wife’s actions on their family plans.”