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Originally Posted by jaxsurf
(Post 3397159)
Lmfao I’ve never been in a car accident but I still wear my seat belt every time I drive.
In fact a few years ago one of our uniformed DH crewmembers was sitting next to a young woman who tried desperately to engage in controversial political trigger issues. He felt she was trying to build a Twitter story that could be sent to the company and in return the company might give her miles or some kind of freebie. He was as cool as a cucumber but that was his last time traveling in uniform! |
Originally Posted by jaxsurf
(Post 3397142)
This.
Wearing the uniform as a nonrev/deadhead/whatever is stupid in this day and age. Sure, you can control yourself and be sure you’re not doing anything abnormal, but you can’t control others, especially those with an agenda and a camera. Why risk it? A pullover takes 2 minutes to take out of your nav bag and put on, it’s worth the protection. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3397153)
Lmfao @ “protection.” I’ve been doing this job for more years than I’d like to admit, deadheading and/or commuting in uniform regularly, and I’ve never done nor seen anything I need “protection” from
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Originally Posted by jaxsurf
(Post 3397159)
Lmfao I’ve never been in a car accident but I still wear my seat belt every time I drive.
Lmfao I’ve never been robbed but I still take care not to flash money around in sketchy areas. Lmfao I’ve never been murdered in my bed but I still lock my doors at night. All it takes is once. But maybe you have ultimate faith in your $800 shoes that you can just run away if something goes wrong. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3397179)
What do you do on deadheads that you could possibly need protection from if filmed surreptitiously?
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Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 3396824)
It isn't me, but I suppose I'd ask what part of the FOM or PWA I violated.
The person who posted that on Twitter filmed the exact same thing, AND posted it on social media. |
Wow folks are so scared of their own actions they are afraid of commuting in Uniform? I commute in uniform regularly because it just makes things easier, especially when you get randomed at KCM
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 3397194)
Wow folks are so scared of their own actions they are afraid of commuting in Uniform? I commute in uniform regularly because it just makes things easier, especially when you get randomed at KCM
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 3397194)
Wow folks are so scared of their own actions they are afraid of commuting in Uniform? I commute in uniform regularly because it just makes things easier, especially when you get randomed at KCM
Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk I’ve commuted in and out of uniform. 100% hands down out of uniform is much more relaxing. Only down side is the FAs don’t offer me a tiny bottle of water when I get on the plane. |
Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 3397194)
Wow folks are so scared of their own actions they are afraid of commuting in Uniform? I commute in uniform regularly because it just makes things easier, especially when you get randomed at KCM
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