There are few things worse than being stranded in an airport without explanation for hours. Tell Eva Soriano, who is experiencing a real drama trying to get to Gáldar, in Gran Canaria, where in a few hours she is supposed to present the carnival drag gala.
However, the presenter was on her way to catch her flight, and fate wanted her, after arriving at the airport and checking in all her things, to enter the boarding area and be astonished to discover an unexpected surprise: her flight did not exist.
"When it can go wrong in life, it will go wrong, because it is destiny, it is written in the stars," the presenter began by saying, who was heading to the airport to travel to Gáldar, in Gran Canaria, where she will present the drag gala. . However, to her surprise, the flight did not exist.
The presenter's flight had been canceled and, as she explains, she had moved on to the next one, without prior notice.
"We arrived and it wasn't on the screen. It's not that it was delayed, it's that it doesn't exist. We called and they told us very kindly that our flight leaves later because my flight has been canceled and they move on to the next one, like a 'goose' "I goose and shoot because it's my turn."
"The problem is that we have checked our suitcase and all our things are going to the drag gala, and now we are on another flight. We don't know anything about our suitcases, we don't know what will happen tomorrow," he continued, explaining that they had no less than 3,000 euros of material in their suitcases, and nothing to wear to the gala. "We'll have to come out with some nipple shields," he tells his followers.
The presenter assures that the airline had attended to them and assured them that "your flight is on time, it leaves at 2:00 p.m." A fact that bothered the presenter, that she asked the airline "not to gaslight me", she claimed to have the tickets for her flight, at a different time. "When you plan things and say, 'that's great,' life gives you these things: one of lime and another of sand. They help you grow," the Showriano host tries to console herself.
"Now I was thinking, maybe the problem we have is that we are thinking in peninsular time. Maybe it is 2:00 p.m. in the Canary Islands and the flight leaves on time. How much difference is there from the Canary Islands here? Six hours? According to Iberia , yes; because if it comes out here at 2:00 p.m.... Maybe we're putting it wrong," he says, trying to joke about the matter.
