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Old 06-21-2017 | 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Herkflyr
Let me guess. You think you deserve $300/hr (or more)? Act like it. I don't think that the OP was being a jerk about it (and he IS retired FedEx/Delta) and maybe should have just shook his head and forgotten all about it.

But at some point you either warrant that uniform, 3 or 4 stripes and the money we all claim we deserve, or we don't. Very few pilots are "spoiling" for anything other than a routine trip, but there are times when we need to step up just a little bit, even if it is a bit of a hassle and not necessarily within the confines of the airplane. I really don't give a...flip....what any snowflake in HR thinks either. The pax can video me all day long, because all they will record is someone acting in an even-tempered, professional manner.

I had a passenger that literally had the "F" word in large print on the back of her t-shirt, while waiting in the gate area for the flight I was flying. I walked up to her and very politely (and discreetly) said, "If you want to fly on this plane you will have to cover that up." I didn't raise my voice, nor make a "scene." She did comply and put another shirt on over it and that was the end of it. The gate agent thanked me, by the way.

I think we can at least do that much. And yes, there are no doubt a handful of guys out there "spoiling" for a scene or confrontation. Most of us aren't.
Gold star for you today?

Read my post again. Carefully. I said there's nothing to gain by getting into it with an FA spoiling for a fight. Reading and comprehension is your friend.

But thanks for the baseless attack, lecture, and braggadocio but most likely BS story, of how you saved the day from someone daring to wearing a word YOU object to (but it's not your job to enforce). Maybe that hat is cutting off circulation to your brain.
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