Originally Posted by
Bucking Bar
That does not work. Some can not hear, or see you.
Somehow they always get to the front of the line and stop, always sit in the first seat by the door and travel with more luggage than Sir Edmund Hillary used to trek across the Antarctic. I really wonder how they manage their overnights when pilots are not there to help them tote their boudoir.
Don't get me wrong, many are very nice people and probably sharp as a tack, but at some point it is time to move on.
Absolutely awesome!
I've given up on helping them with bags. I'll be nice to them in every other way (well, "almost" every other way), but it's a principle of mine that
they lift what
they pack. I have enough back and shoulder problems with the crap
we have to carry. I've had them stand near an overhead with the look (and whimpering) your dog gives you when it needs to go outside, and I've even had one tell me that carrying her bags was a precondition to eating. They were all disappointed in the outcome.