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A recent one consisted of a close-up of one of those vents above your airplane seat that regulates air circulation while the plane’s captain welcomes the viewer to “ICE Air” over the intercom.

On Facebook and elsewhere, buyers are venting about hundreds of dollars due on mouse pads, makeup and bridesmaid dresses.

And in cooling - the car has noticeably fewer and smaller vents than others, a key advantage when every extra opening of the bodywork has a cost in aerodynamic efficiency.

Experts say the prospect of a union gives some gig workers their first-ever outlet to vent frustrations about workplace conditions.

They called the gatherings “Wine Wednesdays,” a name that captured their imbibing and venting.