Martinez took the only pistol and ammo that Andrea had before she left the town. As for not slashing the tires I suspect she was in too much of a rush to escape from the warehouse especially with the governor and a bunch of walker still in the warehouse.
Also whats the deal with airline food? I've never flown so I don't know whats the deal with it. lol Is it bad? Expensive?
Okay, the deal with airline food, and correct me if I'm wrong members, this is from my own personal experience.
Well, before there was an airline recession when some major companies went bankrupt somewhere in the early 2000's food was served somewhat regularly depending on the hours and destination.
After the recession, however, most airlines stopped serving food for free and instead began charging for it other than maybe peanuts or light snacks like crackers. Drinks are free for the most part with the exception of alcoholic beverages. There were bag lunches available for some flights at one point, but for the most part, unless you're flying internationally, airline food is almost not served, or at least, not included anymore in the ticket.
When I went to Israel and London, for example, the airline food was WAY better than the purchased food from say Sacramento Airport to Pennsylvania. There was more variety, flavor, and they had their own respective styles.
An example of my flight to Israel. They served I think 1 meal, but drinks were free as were these little-sandwich snacks. The attendants were really chill and they didn't card for alcohol. You could pretty much ask for as much food and drink as you wanted as it was like a 15-21 hour flight. People were even dancing at one point on the exit row as there was a good 10 feet of space. But I digress.
If you fly to Hawaii, they serve you pretty basic stuff but they add Hawaiian Punch juices, which is cool.
Ultimately, it's like eating a military ration, only smaller and more expensive, I think.
Actually, it's like eating a smaller version of a TV Dinner, and probably not as good.
Personally, you're better off, should you ever fly, going to one of the many fast-foods or convenience stores located throughout the airport and purchase their insanely overpriced food instead. Not only do you get more variety, but you probably get more nutrients as well, or at least from the convenience stores and their $10 plus tax trail-mixes and $5-7 bottles of water.
TL;DR Version: It depends, it's mostly lackluster. Yes it is overpriced.
