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ThunderX is taking the train from Prague to Budapest on 23 December with two adults and two kids. Grok Bot first booked seats with ÖBB for 393.60 euros on a fare with free cancellation.

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ThunderX is taking the train from Prague to Budapest on 23 December with two adults and two kids. Grok Bot first booked seats with ÖBB for 393.60 euros on a fare with free cancellation. Then it checked ÖBB, MÁV, ČD and RegioJet every morning at 9. When ČD opened sales on 31 October, it found the same departure for 2,279 Czech koruna, about 94 euros, but he booked and cancels himself.

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I am travelling by [train or plane] from [place] to [place] on [date] with [number of travellers]. Find a ticket that can be cancelled for free, and show it to me before you book. Then check [companies] every morning at [time] for a cheaper ticket on the same departure. Do not book or cancel anything yourself. Show me the price, terms and link when you find one. You are done when I have switched or the departure has left.

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