Crocs in Uniform??

PhilosopherPilot

PhilosopherPilot

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What say you?

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PhilosopherPilot said:
There are certainly bigger things to worry about. Still...WTF?
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If you look closely you will see all kinds of stuff that make you got WTF, especially with uniforms. It really doesn't mean anything. Folks just want to be comfortable and the standard airline uniform is the antithesis of comfort.

Give him the benefit of the doubt, maybe his normal shoes got damaged and he has clogs for walking around the hotel in. Speaking of which, I need new shoes.
 
Dugie8 said:
If you look closely you will see all kinds of stuff that make you got WTF, especially with uniforms. It really doesn't mean anything. Folks just want to be comfortable and the standard airline uniform is the antithesis of comfort.

Give him the benefit of the doubt, maybe his normal shoes got damaged and he has clogs for walking around the hotel in. Speaking of which, I need new shoes.
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You never know. My shoes try to put me on my ass every time it rains.
 
I wear clarks. They look nice and are very comfortable but they don't last long. Scuff up real easy.

I'm surprised I haven't broken my neck this winter with all my scooby doo falls on the ramp.
 
At least he was rocking a crease. The real question: Was he wearing the hat??? Oh my! Back to not caring now.
 
JLF said:
At least he was rocking a crease. The real question: Was he wearing the hat??? Oh my! Back to not caring now.
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Hat isn't required during DST (sarcasm) ... Although blazer isn't either.

Oh well... Just another example one can use to answer the "how do you reflect your company image" question during interviews.
 
LaserRacer said:
Oh well... Just another example one can use to answer the "how do you reflect your company image" question during interviews.
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Exactly. I all I care about it how are you reflecting the company and our pilot group. I'm the jumpseat coordinator for my airline and got a call from a coordinator at a major airline who had received a complaint about one of our pilots jumpeating in slippers. I thought I would never have to deal with something like that...
 
I think about that part in Nine Minutes, Twenty Seconds where the evacuees had to run through a puddle of jet fuel, and all ones with synthetic/plastic shoes had 'em melt to their feet. Leather supremacy!
 
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