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#9033
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#9034
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Really though, during spring so many airports have the darn heat on even when you start hitting 70+ days. Warm teminal, crowded, and im dragging my roller bag accross carpet. Call me unprofessional if you want, but my cowl flaps are staying open
#9035
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I dunno I like mine open. A nice cool breeze
Really though, during spring so many airports have the darn heat on even when you start hitting 70+ days. Warm teminal, crowded, and im dragging my roller bag accross carpet. Call me unprofessional if you want, but my cowl flaps are staying open
Really though, during spring so many airports have the darn heat on even when you start hitting 70+ days. Warm teminal, crowded, and im dragging my roller bag accross carpet. Call me unprofessional if you want, but my cowl flaps are staying open
#9036
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Joined APC: Aug 2013
Posts: 543
I button both, but I can fit into my blazer (at least for now). If it's sweaty balls hot in the airport like it usually is in Detroit I'm just taking the blazer off and hanging it over the bag handle. I'd rather that than look like a slob.
#9038
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Bottoning both is not how you're supposed to wear a blazer. Nothing to do with being over weight or not.
#9040
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Posts: 539
Define professional. I dont find anything in my company manual that dictates the usage of buttons on the blazer. So I guess that only leaves you. Are you the end all be all grand wizard when it comes to uniforms and professionalism?
Dont get me wrong, it may look better having it all buttoned up, but are we crossing a line of professionalism here?
Dont get me wrong, it may look better having it all buttoned up, but are we crossing a line of professionalism here?
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