So I did met with Bradley Kuhn, as planned, although it took me some time to find the FSF office. We went to Chinatown, had lunch in a Vietnamese restaurant and talked about Debian's and FSF's relationship. I think the meeting was quite fruitful. Then I went to the airport where I was again annoyed by the new security measures. The flight was really short, though. But I guess that's normal after trips like Europe to Australia (22+ hours) and Australia to LA (about 14 hours).
Anyway, so I ended up at Heathrow airport (unfortunately without much sleep). And the first thought I had again (just like in February) is: why is the UK so expensive? Why does it cost 2.70 GBP (or was it 3.70?) to go to the city from the airport while it only costs 1 US$ from Logan? And why do I pay 15 GBP for a single ticket to Cambridge when I can go from Boston to NY for just 10 dollars? (I don't know the distance, but London-Cambridge is about one hour while Boston-NY is over four.)