FDX New O Gram posted
11-11-2008 | 08:54 PM
#51
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From: Row well and live...
...no $hit bruddah!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
11-12-2008 | 01:56 AM
#52
Ok, No more sleeping Dog
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From: MD-11, F/O
...no $hit bruddah!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
P.S. Was told by a Jumpseat Admin Brain Surgeon that all Capts only have control over 1 (one) cockpit jumpseat. Can't wait for this to happen on my A/C w/me as Capt.
11-12-2008 | 02:43 AM
#53
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..no $hit bruddah!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
...it is simply amazing how many people are associated with the jumpseat check-in process.
- One to screen bags
- One to check which flight I'm on
- One sitting in the corner out front doing nothing
- Two to remind me to put the yellow tag on
- One person to actually check me in
What union are these folks in?
They must be using professional negogiators!!
11-12-2008 | 02:53 AM
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11-12-2008 | 03:03 AM
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Never, but never do drive through in Memphis. They can't seem to ever get the order right, even when you're standing in front of them inside the place, but at least you can walk back up and say "I had ordered a chicken sandwich, but you gave me a triple hamburger instead." If you do drive through and after your food is delivered, you have to wait at the back of the 20-car line to change your now cold food for what you had ordered in the first place.
JJ
JJ
11-12-2008 | 05:11 AM
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From: 777
Since when does anyone here have control over anything??? The Co does not care one iota about money or safey....It's all about control...
Oops, the CO security office is sending me an IM as I type....
11-12-2008 | 05:48 AM
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From: 767 CA
Never, but never do drive through in Memphis. They can't seem to ever get the order right, even when you're standing in front of them inside the place, but at least you can walk back up and say "I had ordered a chicken sandwich, but you gave me a triple hamburger instead." If you do drive through and after your food is delivered, you have to wait at the back of the 20-car line to change your now cold food for what you had ordered in the first place.
JJ
JJ
11-12-2008 | 06:57 AM
#58
...Whatever It Is!
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Hmmm, I wonder if she felt safer now with my hands on the controls! That reminds me, I need to send BW an email!
11-12-2008 | 06:59 AM
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...Whatever It Is!
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Never, but never do drive through in Memphis. They can't seem to ever get the order right, even when you're standing in front of them inside the place, but at least you can walk back up and say "I had ordered a chicken sandwich, but you gave me a triple hamburger instead." If you do drive through and after your food is delivered, you have to wait at the back of the 20-car line to change your now cold food for what you had ordered in the first place.
JJ
JJ
I see your problem already! Go to Chik-fil-A! Sheesh!
11-12-2008 | 07:06 AM
#60
Living the dream!
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From: MD-11 Capt
If it's delivered through your car window, "It's not food" and "if it wasn't food 100 years ago it's not food now."
this was the answer Huckabee gave when asked how he lost over 100 pounds. Now I know where BoyCaptain eats and most of the Captain crew force. "Super size it"
this was the answer Huckabee gave when asked how he lost over 100 pounds. Now I know where BoyCaptain eats and most of the Captain crew force. "Super size it"
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