While most people would consider a trip to Sydney as a chance to explore the Opera House or climb the Harbour Bridge, a Bendigo resident has a unique agenda – a daring quest to see if he can outdo last year’s spectacular bout of airsickness on his Qantas flight.
In a stunning display of wanderlust, “Captain Queasy” purchased his Qantas ticket to Sydney and is excited at the prospect of battling with travel sickness.
“Most people think Bendigo is just a place with gold mines and trams, but little do they know we’re on the cutting edge of revolutionary travel experiences. I’m paving the way for a new breed of adventurers who don’t settle for mundane activities like skydiving or bungee jumping,” he declared with unwavering confidence.
Onlookers are fascinated and bewildered by Captain Queasy’s peculiar hobby, with some speculating whether it’s an elaborate performance art piece or a creative way to embrace the joys of air travel.
“I’ve never understood the allure of purposely getting sick during a flight,” said Kim Girl-Boy, a Bendigo resident who prefers to spend her vacations sans nausea. “But hey, to each their own. Maybe it’s a secret strategy to get the whole row to himself.”
Local authorities are reportedly keeping a close eye on McQueasy’s adventure, with the Bendigo Health Department releasing a statement saying, “While we appreciate McQueasy’s adventurous spirit, we would like to remind the public that excessive vomiting can lead to dehydration, discomfort, and the potential for awkward interactions with fellow passengers.”
