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Bruno Agnoli died at the age of 90 in 2001, but Marena Agnoli, who would not reveal her age, said her father often spoke of the Hindenburg disaster when she was growing up.
Seriously? You're probably about 75 or 80. We can do the math. It's no big secret, you vain old slut.
Just lovely. Now that all of the Titanic passengers are dead one way or another, we're now gonna hound the Hindenburg passengers to their dying day too.
Brace yourselves, passengers of the Andrea Doria all the way up to Costa Concordia.
In 1937, the cost of airfare on the Hindenburg was $450 one-way. Adjusted for inflation, the price of such a ticket today would be $7,168.50
What kind of idiot charges a certain price for a ticket before inflating the blimp, then has to go back and say, "Uh... We need another $7,000 because we had to inflate the blimp." No wonder we don't see blimps in use today. Stupid business model!
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