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Immediately after you get married, don't you try and tell every customer service representative that you encounter that it is your honeymoon?
Airline counter: It's our honeymoon.
Gate agent: It's our honeymoon.
Hotel check-in: It's our honeymoon.
Restaurant hostess: It's our honeymoon.
Concierge anywhere: It's our honeymoon.
...and when you do, sometimes there are perks. My question is, why use that only once? Obvi, any vacation you take should be met with a "It's our honeymoon." Why not? Many a person that I've met have not taken their honeymoon immediately post-wedding. Why not use it, say... 3 years, 2 months and 1 day, post-wedding? or... 5 years, 4 months, and 3 days, post-wedding?
What an amazing way to put yourself in the honeymood by announcing to the world that it's your honeymoon? Why shouldn't it be?
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