Prague's Kafka International Named Most Alienating Airport

That was my take on kafkaesque too and it seems the take The Onion has on it too for the most part[0] [0] [VIDEO]

Mildly off topic, but this really reminds me of The Onion's story on Kafka International Airport: [VIDEO]

One of The Onion's best skits is a about a very "Kafkaesque" business. > Business Week rated Franz Kafka International among the worst airports in terms of customer service, calling the employees completely indifferent to traveler's needs. "If there is as problem, fill out complaint form and place it in an envelope addressed to the name of the hospital in which you were born." [VIDEO]

this reminds me of an onion video, from back when they had a video team that was much funnier: Prague's Kafka International Named Most Alienating Airport [VIDEO]

[VIDEO] > It's incredibly Kafka-eqsue that you get banned for a supposed violation that you're supposed to appeal "You must understand, all problems are [user]'s own. If you only made certain to properly follow proper protocols, no such problems would exist!" > but you don't know what you're being accused of doing. "If there is a problem, fill out complaint form, and place it in an envelope addressed to the name of the hospital in which you were born." # The Onion wasn't supposed be a prescient view of our future.

You just reminded me of the "Airport Manager of Conscious Perceptions" from that Onion news story about Franz Kafka International Airport. I hear his voice in my head when I read your comment. [VIDEO]

You could alternatively just go to Prague to sort it out in person, but you will have to pass through a rather tricky to navigate airport :) [VIDEO]

Hopefully folks will forgive the tangent, but my favorite-ever Onion video is about Prague's Kafka International Airport: [VIDEO]