Screaming_Emu
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Oh I feel you, but at least once a month I get an FA and think "DAMN! What are YOU doing at this airline?"
I'm usually wondering "how do you not have to wear a helmet in public?"
Oh I feel you, but at least once a month I get an FA and think "DAMN! What are YOU doing at this airline?"
I'm usually wondering "how do you not have to wear a helmet in public?"
That implies there's something in there to protectI'm usually wondering "how do you not have to wear a helmet in public?"
Dude. On my last 4 day, we had a newb and 3 year veteran. The newb was forward. Pushing back before engine start on day 3, we here this violent, repetive slamming from the forward jumpseat. Finally, after a minute, they ding us:
"The jumpseat is broken!"
So I open the door, go back there and try to lock the seat in. No dice. I then proceeded to visually inspect the two pins then slide into the door frame. Oh look, a seatbelt tail is covering the bottom pin, preventing it from sliding all the way into position and thus, locking.
I brush the seatbelt out of the way and, bingo, it locks. I turn around and see a bunch of pax like "Seriously? You're leaving us here with these broads?"
LOL. I like our group of FAs. They are all pretty cool.We do have a lot of good ones. But there are some that, despite being grown middle aged adults, just don't function very well in the world.
Stuff like opening the door to find out someone is in your hotel room, then they turn to me and ask "what do I do?" with the door still opened.
We do have a lot of good ones. But there are some that, despite being grown middle aged adults, just don't function very well in the world.
Stuff like opening the door to find out someone is in your hotel room, then they turn to me and ask "what do I do?" with the door still opened.
More like weekly in SFO, I think.Oh I feel you, but at least once a month I get an FA and think "DAMN! What are YOU doing at this airline?"
This is what I hear from just about every girl I've been out with the second after they find out I'm a pilot. Now, maybe I'm doing this all wrong but with my average overnight being somewhere around 16 hours. Where the heck do women get the idea that I'm spending a good portion of that time not asleep and out on the town or more likely in some dive bar near the airport Hilton? Is this idea coming from the golden days when there were better/longer overnights? Do I just have zero game? Are women being insecure maniacs? The whole idea just seems like a logistical nightmare and not even worth it to me. Anyway, maybe I'm not the only one that hears this. Anyone else?
I'm single, I think halfway good looking, and overall not bad with women. I generally don't screw around on overnights because I'm not a dick. Anytime I have, there have been feelings hurt in some way, or the girl felt like I was leading her on. It's fun at the time, but I have ethical conflicts afterward. I'm definitely not programmed to be a womanizer, and that's fine by me.As a married man, I'd only say that if you're single you don't have a girlfriend in every city, you're wasting an amazing opportunity.
That, or fooling around with some of the prettier FAs.
I'm single, I think halfway good looking, and overall not bad with women. I generally don't screw around on overnights because I'm not a dick. Anytime I have, there have been feelings hurt in some way, or the girl felt like I was leading her on. It's fun at the time, but I have ethical conflicts afterward. I'm definitely not programmed to be a womanizer, and that's fine by me.
A couple of months ago, while enjoying my free happy hour beer in the hotel, a woman sat down on my table and said hi. I of course politely responded hi back like I was expecting her to be there, desperately trying to figure out in my mind whether she was my flight attendant, since I couldn't remember what she looked like. She said I looked bored and wanted to come over and sit with me, where she eventually pointed to a table of two other women and said they were in town for a work convention and was wanting to have some "fun" tonight. I laughed and said "naw, I'm tires and I have to get up early tomorrow". I think she was in shock that I turned down a foursome because I would rather sleep.
Of course, I'm the guy who in high school who turned down an invitation to go to homecoming by a chick because I was tired and wanted to take a nap.
I take my sleep seriously.
A couple of months ago, while enjoying my free happy hour beer in the hotel, a woman sat down on my table and said hi. I of course politely responded hi back like I was expecting her to be there, desperately trying to figure out in my mind whether she was my flight attendant, since I couldn't remember what she looked like. She said I looked bored and wanted to come over and sit with me, where she eventually pointed to a table of two other women and said they were in town for a work convention and was wanting to have some "fun" tonight. I laughed and said "naw, I'm tired and I have to get up early tomorrow". I think she was in shock that I turned down a foursome because I would rather sleep.
Of course, I'm the guy who in high school turned down an invitation to go to homecoming by a chick because I was tired and wanted to take a nap.
I take my sleep seriously.
To be fair, I was in Abilene, TX. It wasn't like I was on the campus of ASU. My temptation would have needed a few more beers.
Don't worry, I had a FA tell me recently that I was staying in her "favorite room," and that she'd love to come up and check it out. Nice girl, but I uhh, would have needed more booze.To be fair, I was in Abilene, TX. It wasn't like I was on the campus of ASU. My temptation would have needed a few more beers.