A little rant….

JordanD said:
Apparently they were both on the Bachelor. I swear I learned this against my will.
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For what it’s worth, bachelor Pete was on an episode of the pilot to pilot podcast. He talks a bit about the show but mostly about flying. Honestly he seems like a pretty cool guy. I also trained with his younger brother for a bit.
 
A cargo pilot influencer is sort of bizarre. Where is he finding time to film content? When I do fly nights the last thing I’m thinking about is filming content for anything. Even during our day flying, which is pretty long duty days I’m ready to get out the airplane before we even stop at the gate. Finding a captain to be complicit in said content is even more bizarre. They’re usually standing at the door with their bags as I’m still flipping switches, and I’m sure some would take the escape reels down if they knew there wouldn’t be consequences.
 
phill1174 said:
They’re usually standing at the door with their bags as I’m still flipping switches, and I’m sure some would take the escape reels down if they knew there wouldn’t be consequences.
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I swear we've flown together. Maybe my F/O's, who are Capts now, did actually learn one thing from me.
 
Unfortunately we are seeing a lot of this behavior here at Lego Airlines. You know this guy wants you to like and subscribe.
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TV in a “major market” in 1980 was 3 VHF channels (network), maybe one PBS channel that transmitted videos of a clock 18 hours a day and 2 sketch UHF channels that rewarded you with reruns of Dennis the Menace or Little Rascals in b&w if you held the antenna with one hand while jumping on one foot.

If you don’t like it, turn it off and go for a walk.
 
Richman said:
TV in a “major market” in 1980 was 3 VHF channels (network), maybe one PBS channel that transmitted videos of a clock 18 hours a day and 2 sketch UHF channels that rewarded you with reruns of Dennis the Menace or Little Rascals in b&w if you held the antenna with one hand while jumping on one foot.

If you don’t like it, turn it off and go for a walk.
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It's still that way in North Korea!

 
Richman said:
TV in a “major market” in 1980 was 3 VHF channels (network), maybe one PBS channel that transmitted videos of a clock 18 hours a day and 2 sketch UHF channels that rewarded you with reruns of Dennis the Menace or Little Rascals in b&w if you held the antenna with one hand while jumping on one foot.

If you don’t like it, turn it off and go for a walk.
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That's not true. We like to pretend but in 1980 we had ONtv and my neighbor had HBO. His dad was a dirty drywall contractor and they had a pirate cable box. When no one was looking we'd try to tune in the X-rated channels, you'd be amazed what the glimpse of a nipple meant to a very young man. That was back when porno mags were literally stashed somewhere in the bushes.
 
knot4u said:
If I really want to watch something I can get it, but it doesn't happen that often. I haven't seen Oppenheimer yet, perhaps I will.
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I just wait until Yellow deadheads me on American…. Then I collect miles for my Aadvantage account for the deadhead and watch Oppenheimer that AA provides with their inflight streaming.
 
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