Bosses like to say, "There are mistakes, and there are mistakes." Take the case of the errormaker at Alitalia Airlines in 2006. This person was supposed to key in the price of a ticket to fly from Toronto to Cyprus as $2,558.
For some reason, he or she entered the price as $33, which meant that 509 people got tickets at that low-low price before the bosses noticed something wrong in Toronto.
Getting to fly for 1.29% of the regular price is a pretty sweet deal.
That's why I hang around Jersey Mike's, waiting for a mistake in the price of a giant sized #13 (Provolone, ham, prosciuttini, cappacuolo, salami, and pepperoni) which is enough for two dinners for the two of us.
That's a lot of gabbagoo for very few buckaroos!
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