Watch yourself, old man!
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Before they became "Flight Attendants" they were known as "Stewardesses".... oh yeah!
- Thread starter Catmando
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Watch yourself, old man!
Dear Lord: Please let someone start an airline with this mentality to rescue us from the idiocy we currently have. Amen.
I worked for Poor Sailor Airline (PSA) for 4 days and also loved every minute of it.
While we were interviewing, a bunch of 'stew' candidates were also present. When it came time to screen 'Stew' applicants ... they lined them up in the hall and walked the line w/ a flashlight in hand. When placed to the applicant's ear -- if the light did NOT shine through onto the wall -- she was hired.
But for the record: they were all 8's to 10's ... I would have drunk the bath water of the rejects ...
I worked for Poor Sailor Airline (PSA) for 4 days and also loved every minute of it.
While we were interviewing, a bunch of 'stew' candidates were also present. When it came time to screen 'Stew' applicants ... they lined them up in the hall and walked the line w/ a flashlight in hand. When placed to the applicant's ear -- if the light did NOT shine through onto the wall -- she was hired.
But for the record: they were all 8's to 10's ... I would have drunk the bath water of the rejects ...
Yes- and it showed in the field too. The few times I observed the whole interaction among the flight crew before and after those 70's PSA flights was awe inspiring. Those long legged early 20 year old cuties used to treat the pilot's like their own Hugh Hefner. High flirt factors and huge smiles. The whole miniskirt and knee boots thing was amazing as well.
The only time I ever flew PSA I was a kid -- probably 7 or 8 years old. I wish I had some recollection of the stews, but at the time I was more concerned with the impending trip to Disneyland.
Apparently the pilots were about to go to Disneyland, too!
Apparently the pilots were about to go to Disneyland, too!
I always dress up a bit for the airlines as well. It's amazing how much better the world treats you when you look like give a crap.
Uniforms? Leave it for the boys coming home from the war. They deserve and need the handshakes and free beers more than me.
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You mean the grunge/goth/teenage angst look doesn't work? Looks like all those ripped jeans, studded leather, and eyeliner are going back then.
Also, mouth breathing fat chicks in victoria's secret sweatpants should stay the hell home and suck on some mint chocolate chip. I don't want to see it.
Also, mouth breathing fat chicks in victoria's secret sweatpants should stay the hell home and suck on some mint chocolate chip. I don't want to see it.
This made my day. Thank you.
This is truth on both counts: read & heed and the world will love you.
Or if not 'love', it will at least have a modicum of respect for you ... and you ->-> for yourself.
I think I changed into civilian clothes at the first bathroom I saw in DFW while coming home on R&R. I must say, feeling human again was probably better than 100 free beers.
I once made the mistake of calling a flight attendant a stewardesses. I'm not the most pc conscientious person. He got pissed ( I didn't call him that, I was referring to a female flight attendant I had spoken to earlier about moving my seat away from a crying, kicking baby with asshole parents). I received horrible service for the duration of the flight.
