I'm not sure what the question mark is for.

Perhaps you meant, "Please, explain."

Maybe that is the confusion.

No. The "?" is a matter of politeness.

My sources tell me that the altercation was the result of a heated discussion as to when one qualifies as a crazy cat lady vs a mere cat afficianado.

New training module at legacy carriers. Breakout sessions during Basic Indoc on how to deal with fellow employees. Training aid is below. ;)

https://www.thecatconnection.com/mm5...n_figure_2.jpg

https://www.thecatconnection.com/mm5...Crazy-Cat-Lady

Thanks, I needed that. LMAO!

Do they really say this?

According to some F/A's I know who went to Delta the ratio of applications to available positions at one point was higher than at Harvard. I guess that equals harder to get into from some peoples perspective.

Yep I've seen several articles saying this. I'm a Delta fan but I think they tooted their horn a little too loud with that "statistic", but I have ran into some great F/A's on my commute.

How many of those who applied to be a Delta FA also applied to Harvard? Same question for Pilots.

Exactly. Statistics can always be interpreted to satisfy any group. But tool of the day to any Delta Flight Attendant who truly believes he/she has achieved in life what any incoming freshman to Harvard has with respect to hard work in school and academics. Unless of course said F.A. is a Harvard alumni.