Sergi Isasi

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1) Direct flights from SFO, 2) good international partners, 3) I fly enough to have status. Wouldn’t say I’m happy about it but there really isn’t an alternative out of SFO. Not clear to me how good/bad an airline would need to be for me to not choose the one with the most directs from home airport.

It did feel incredibly satisfying to write on. They really nailed the pencil/paper feel.

Also carrying one more thing became annoying when traveling. It’s large enough to be definitely noticeable in a backpack. The Amazon one that could also replace my kindle is interesting, but I’ve read the software is pretty bad for it.

I liked mine and used it every day for a year or so. But I found that with more meetings virtual than in person, it defeated the purpose since I was looking down at the notebook instead of at someone while writing notes. I haven’t used it in a little over a year.

I’ll talk to socials team.

What’s the link?

Breaking continuity by using a (very) different picture and handle, but I assure you that it’s me: https://twitter.com/sgisasi/status/1652873454545412097?s=46&t=Sr_mdMWugVu3TP8dmsOSvQ