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Virgin America – Online Deal

$25 for $100 Worth of Roundtrip Air Travel Between Chicago and San Francisco or Chicago and Los Angeles

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  • Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per visit. Terms and conditions apply. Must book travel by 6/30. Valid only for travel between 6/1-6/15 and 9/6-10/27.
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Air travel has become the safest means of sky transportation, supplanting being launched by a catapult while wearing a plush animal costume and riding a racehorse tethered to a kite. Soar safely with today's Groupon: for $25, you get $100 toward roundtrip air travel between Chicago and San Francisco or Chicago and Los Angeles with Virgin America, which today launches service from O'Hare International Airport. Fares are subject to availability and prices depend on flight dates and advance booking time. All fares are subject to restrictions, taxes, and fees. All proceeds from this deal will go to fund interdisciplinary cancer research through Stand Up To Cancer.

Named the best domestic airline for three consecutive years by both Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler, Virgin America boasts a fleet of all-new Airbus A320 and A319 planes that house a cavalcade of cabin comforts, including custom leather seats with a spacious 32-inch pitch in economy class, and international-grade white leather seats with a 55-inch pitch in first class. All seats also come equipped with 9-inch video touchscreens with keyboards and remote controls, 110-volt power outlets, and almond-butter churns. A pioneer of in-flight WiFi (for an additional fee), Virgin America allows tech-loving travelers to stay connected while lapping up the luxury of the airline's 12-shade cool pink-and-blue mood lighting, which creates an atmosphere that the Los Angeles Times compared to "an airborne discotheque."

Virgin America passengers also bask in a bevy of on-board amenities, including the innovative Red entertainment system, which allows guests to control what they eat, watch, and listen to via a touch-screen monitor and remote control. With a few taps on a screen and the entry of pi to 20 decimals, gain access to more than 24 complimentary satellite TV channels or sample a variety of on-demand movies, premium television (for an additional fee), video games, and a foot-tapping library boasting thousands of MP3s.

If rumbling bellies begin to drown out the sound of the engine, use Virgin America’s open-tab service to purchase a gourmet meal or snack (for additional fees ranging from $2 to $10), such as an artisanal-cheese-and-fruit tray or curry chicken salad sandwich, or a chilled spirit from the drink menu.

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The Groupon Guide to: Rain

Most of the rain we enjoy in the Northern Hemisphere is imported in wooden crates from the lush and vibrant rain forests of South America, where rain is plentiful because of the constantly weeping tree population. The tree tears, or "las lágrimas de los árboles," as they are locally known, accumulate as mist, or "land clouds" where they are harvested by local rain farmers using fine mesh nets.

The ripest and most choice raindrops often break from the mist, accumulating in the surrounding mud, where they can be recovered by hand, a job usually reserved for children because of their proximity to the ground and love of being punished. The rain is then packed in cool, damp straw and sent via freighter, or if weather permits, in the jowls of specially trained pelicans.

Once the rain arrives, it is carefully unpacked by artisan rain handlers known as Wellingtons and separated into individual drops, of which no two are mathematically alike, largely from carelessness. As per the request of helpful, unnamed corporations, a small amount of industrial acid is added to each batch to keep Canadians "scrappy."

The next time you're caught in a rainstorm, don't curse your broken umbrella. Remember, a lot of people worked hard to turn you into a sopping dishrag of a person who smells like the inside of a wet tire; from the tearpickers to the drop shapers to the corporations who want to assure you that you're not growing scales, it's just seasonal itchiness.

I thought it was rain, but it turns out a tree was crying on me. It was awkward.

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