A regional pilot's Christmas

@chrisreedrules my first Christmas at PSA was in Akron. The FA lived there so she went home as soon as we blocked in and the captain and his girlfriend (another FA) went to her parent's house right after that. It was a rather lonely van ride to the hotel.

They didn't invite you, unreal! Last year, and my first PSA Christmas the whole crew spent Christmas at the FAs grandmother's house near KMLB. Hot tubbing in December, coulda been worse.
 
"You regional guys". The guy is just condescending.

I don't have anything against you personally Czech, but perhaps your attitude is what is keeping you from being hired at a major. I would of thought that the "Harvard of the Skies" would of taught you something about likability.

Damn regional guys. Flying their little RJs!

Said no ex-RJ guy. Ever.

I still can't believe what it paid to fly 5-7 legs a day in dogpoop weather up and down, up and down, over and over again. And now to get over 3 times as much to do just one leg a day criss-cross the country, one flight... eat a meal inflight, take a dump, browse GoGo inflight internet, 5-6 hrs later we're landing in California or New York. Pay situation should be reversed considering the work and long days!
 
This is how I spent my Christmas so STOW IT!!
 

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Yep! He's officially on the radar at APC and got his first temp ban last night. It's like an addiction for people like him.

Oh yes. I know the type. Well.

I'll bet you it'll eventually show up in an update to the DSM-V as a mental pathology as psychology discovers new behavior conditions.
 
Oh yes. I know the type. Well.

I'll bet you it'll eventually show up in an update to the DSM-V as a mental pathology as psychology discovers new behavior conditions.

Just my guess. . . any one of the cluster B personality disorders. Or a dual diagnosis personality disorder. Cluster B is what's known as the "dramatic" or attention seeking behavior related spectrum disorders.
 
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