You might prefer a trip to a sausage factory.
But the biggest problem seemed to be a shocking lack of awareness, a complete inability to comprehend why some of us might prefer a trip to the dentist.
As the footwear historian William A Rossi points out, "most women prefer a trip to hell in high heels than to walk flat-heeled to heaven".
Who wouldn't want to be at Wembley? "Fans are always the most important consideration, but I think most of ours would prefer a trip to Wembley to a venue in the north," Coyle says.
David Cameron, the Conservative Party leader, failed to show up, preferring a trip to meet British soldiers in Iraq.Although George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, spoke in his place, many read Mr Cameron's cancellation as a deliberate move to distance the party from business.
Both these sides will be involved in the playoffs next month but Gloucester, on this evidence, might prefer a trip to Leicester rather than revisiting Saracens after they extended their unbeaten run to nine games with an ominous ruthlessness and look in excellent shape for the knockout phases, regardless of which opponents are put in front of them.
If you prefer a trip to the local arcade over playing video games at home, take a seat on Ford's new twin-unit arcade racing machine.
Some prefer a trip to Chattanooga, Tenn.
White House aides said they might have preferred a longer trip to Africa, along the lines of the one Mr. Obama took in 2006 as a senator, but found themselves constrained by his schedule.
Choppy or not, Mr. Covo prefers a short trip across the river to the more congested, and occasionally more tempestuous, journey below.
