Soup Bone was an airline employee at Toronto Pearson Airport. He had worked in the baggage department for years, and was known among his coworkers for his love of all things soup-related.
One day, while on shift at the old Terminal Two, a massive storm rolled in and unleashed a deluge of rain. The airport was quickly flooded, with water rising up to the baggage roadway.
As Soup Bone watched in disbelief, he saw that the floodwaters had reached his luggage and it was floating away. Without a moment’s hesitation, he sprang into action.
He spotted a baggage tub floating nearby and, with a determined look in his eye, he climbed aboard. Using a stray umbrella as a makeshift oar, he began to row his way through the floodwaters, determined to retrieve his luggage.
As he navigated through the airport, Soup Bone couldn’t help but chuckle at the sight of all the passengers wading through the water, their suitcases held high above their heads. He even passed a group of pilots who had taken to using their luggage carts as boats.
Despite the chaos, Soup Bone remained cool and collected, expertly navigating his way through the flood with ease. Finally, after what seemed like hours, he reached his luggage and retrieved it from the water.
As he made his way back to the baggage department, Soup Bone couldn’t wait to get home and warm up with a hearty bowl of his favorite soup. And as he slurped down the last spoonful, he couldn’t help but smile at the memory of his wild adventure at the airport.
