Aside from the time you spent sorting this out, you were also forced to endure an interrogation by airport police at Newark airport, who were suspicious about why you had booked your one-way flight alone and right at the last minute.
This saved engineers from having to endure grueling interrogations with tons of different hirers.
She endures interrogation at their hands rife with hate speech and discrimination, and the film uses the conflict to tackle the polarizing isolation of transgender living, particularly in Chile, where there is little government or cultural support for the trans community.
"If I say two words to my children," complained the sister-in-law of Louis XIV, "they have to endure half an hour's interrogation so that what I said may be discovered".
Contestants simply try to endure: evading capture, rescuing casualties, being subjected to surprise interrogations and mind games, supporting each other through pain.
The BBC, announcing the show on Wednesday, said "each new day will bring a new living nightmare", with participants "having to endure constant exercise drills, impossible mind 'games', lonely enforced marches, escape, interrogation drills and pain.
In a vivid account of his interrogation in Abu Dhabi given to the campaign group Cage in 2011, Beghal claimed he had been forced to endure deafening sounds and suffocating smells while being deprived of sleep, food and light.
"France is going to endure.
But I still had to endure it".
I was too weak to endure.
