Alright, so I saw this on Wired yesterday, and I was amused. This guy was paid by Wired to take the JetBlue deal where you could fly an unlimited amount of times in a set amount of time. He got the free flights, and Wired set the rules: You must fly as many times as you can, and you have to blog about your experiences. Oh, and he can't leave the airport grounds! Yep, he was sleeping on couches, taking baths in the bathrooms, and meeting all the interesting people that fly. His time is almost up, but all the blogs are on Wired, and worth taking a look at.

Part of his first blog:

Remember the guy we told you about who desperately wanted someone to buy him a JetBlue unlimited travel pass? The guy who actually thinks flying every single day for a month will be fun? Well, he got his ticket.

We’re the suckers who bought it for him.

Meet Brendan Ross, Wired.com’s Terminal Man. The 28-year-old Texan is waiting for the feds to grant a security clearance so he can begin working as an air traffic controller. Until the FAA makes sure he’s never applied for a position with the North Korean government, Brendan has no money, no responsibilities and a severe case of wanderlust. He figured jetting around for a month would pass the time, but he couldn’t swing the ticket. We got wind of him after reading his funny Craigslist ad and offered him a job blogging about his adventures exploring JetBlue’s route map.

Sounds like a cushy gig, no? Well, wait until you hear the rules. We aren’t gonna make this easy on him. And we’re going to let you, our dear readers, help us decide where he should go and what he should do.