Niche work travel rules I live by

Work travel rules part two, but these ones are incredibly niche. 1. Two queen sized bed room ALWAYS. I always book a hotel room that's two queen sized beds versus like a king sized bed because I like to have one bed where I can lay out my stuff, get organized, look at my outfit and also eat dinner in. And if I'm ordering sushi, I'm eating it in bed under the comforters, but not in the bed I'm sleeping in. Okay? So I like to have the other bed be super clean. 2. Optimize travel for sleep and a morning workout. I always optimize my travel schedule so that I can get good night sleep and go to the gym in the morning. For example, if I have a meeting in Florida at noon on Tuesday, I'd rather fly in Monday night, get in at like 10 PM and be able to work out the next morning, be fresh and like fly home after the meeting. For example. 3. First row bulk head with the dividers in the seats. This one's very niche. I like to sit in the very first row, like six or seven on United Economy Plus. I like to be in the very first bulk head seat where you can't put your bag underneath you, which some people hate, but I prefer that. I feel like they feel like a first class seat because your legs don't touch the person next to you. And then you have a TV in front of you, so you can have your flight map on. You make sure you get your laptop and your headphones out before you sit down and then you just have everything you need. And you have more room overall. That is a little dicey though because you do need to get in boarding pretty early so that you can, you know, get your stuff up there. My sister flew with me one time on our way home from New York on work trips and she moved her seat to sit next to me and she's also a frequent traveler and she hated it. Like she literally was like, this is terrible. If I can't get my stuff out from under my bag, I'm so stressed. So definitely niche, not for everyone. 4. Cab >>>> uber at O'Hare. Okay, I'm always getting in the cab line. It's literally cheaper, it's faster, and it's so much better. I literally don't know why people are like schlepping upstairs to the departures floor waiting for an Uber, paying $70 to get back downtown. Girl, get in the cab line. It is so much better. I do not fuck with Uber at the airport. Anyways, those are some of my niche travel tips. Tell me some of yours so I can add more rules to my routine.