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Quote: Yes, that your post had no point.
yes as in you had a point in your post? What is it?

Captive Apple implied that helping pax with luggage isn't part of the job of van drivers because it is not specified in the one advert that he posted as an example. The point of my post is to show how easily I can randomly picked and posted many more adverts that listed helping with luggage is in the job description of van drivers. So I can conclude that helping pax with their luggage is part of their job and therefore not require tipping.

Now that I have answered your question, it is your turn to answer mine.
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Quote: So you're high up on the pay scale and arguing against tipping the van driver? Class act. Yes, an FO could very well find themselves working as a van driver as they find themselves out on the street in a depressed economy.
what does me being high on pay scale have anything to do with tipping anybody?
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Quote: what does me being high on pay scale have anything to do with tipping anybody?
It does make the fact of being a cheap miserable f#@$ with a disdain for the working class a little more repulsive.
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Quote: yes as in you had a point in your post? What is it?

Captive Apple implied that helping pax with luggage isn't part of the job of van drivers because it is not specified in the one advert that he posted as an example. The point of my post is to show how easily I can randomly picked and posted many more adverts that listed helping with luggage is in the job description of van drivers. So I can conclude that helping pax with their luggage is part of their job and therefore not require tipping.

Now that I have answered your question, it is your turn to answer mine.
Alright, no need to get snippy here Mr. Senior Pilot Money Bags. if your only point is that handling luggage would be in a van drivers job description, I'll allow it. My point is that job descriptions for other positions that are traditionally tipped are no different, they are usually all encompassing.
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Quote: It does make the fact of being a cheap miserable f#@$ with a disdain for the working class a little more repulsive.
Pilots aren't working class?!? News to me.

I knew I was literally looking down at people. I didn't know I was figuratively looking down at them too.
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Quote: Pilots aren't working class?!? News to me.

I knew I was literally looking down at people. I didn't know I was figuratively looking down at them too.
if you think being a pilot is blue collar then you must be one of those Riddle kids who has never had any other job in their life.
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Quote: if you think being a pilot is blue collar then you must be one of those Riddle kids who has never had any other job in their life.
Blue collar vs working class are not synonymous.

Funny you say that though. When I was working at a Teamster shop, the union lawyer used to say that pilots in many ways are indeed blue collar workers.

And the way you talk on APC, you sound like a brat yourself. So f*ck off Riddle turd.
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Quote: Blue collar vs working class are not synonymous.

Funny you say that though. When I was working at a Teamster shop, the union lawyer used to say that pilots in many ways are indeed blue collar workers.

And the way you talk on APC, you sound like a brat yourself. So f*ck off Riddle turd.
cool stories about your union shop days. Please tell us more.
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Quote: cool stories about your union shop days. Please tell us more.
Like I said. You're a real swell guy.
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Quote: Like I said. You're a real swell guy.
looks like I touched a nerve calling you a riddle boy. Hit a little close to home?
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