Stirring Things Up
#21
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Guessing everyone here wipes down the cockpit and sprays Lysol all over the lav too.
I drink the coffee, touch the cans with my lips, and occasionally have ice. I am healthy as they come and rarely get sick. As I stated above, I have been drinking from Boeing Springs for over two decades and can't attribute a single illness to it. My suggestion here to everyone is to not ever work in a kitchen. You will see things....
I get it, people are gross. I just can't live my life worried about the cans and the cups. It's usually the pilots wiping everything down that are sick on a trip because of "allergies".
#22
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From: Picking up the Forta Magnus clearance from Melnix.
Amen.
Guessing everyone here wipes down the cockpit and sprays Lysol all over the lav too.
I drink the coffee, touch the cans with my lips, and occasionally have ice. I am healthy as they come and rarely get sick. As I stated above, I have been drinking from Boeing Springs for over two decades and can't attribute a single illness to it. My suggestion here to everyone is to not ever work in a kitchen. You will see things....
I get it, people are gross. I just can't live my life worried about the cans and the cups. It's usually the pilots wiping everything down that are sick on a trip because of "allergies".
Guessing everyone here wipes down the cockpit and sprays Lysol all over the lav too.
I drink the coffee, touch the cans with my lips, and occasionally have ice. I am healthy as they come and rarely get sick. As I stated above, I have been drinking from Boeing Springs for over two decades and can't attribute a single illness to it. My suggestion here to everyone is to not ever work in a kitchen. You will see things....
I get it, people are gross. I just can't live my life worried about the cans and the cups. It's usually the pilots wiping everything down that are sick on a trip because of "allergies".
You make a good point.
I would clean the yoke and a few switches with the headset cleaning wipes in the foil packs-but that’s about it. Carried my own headcrushers (D/C’s).
Disclaimer—I never was one of those guys, ones who would use 20 plus headset wipes to clean EVERY switch. G@ddammit Carl! Are you gonna do surgery in here? I do remember saying that before.
#23
You make a good point.
I would clean the yoke and a few switches with the headset cleaning wipes in the foil packs-but that’s about it. Carried my own headcrushers (D/C’s).
Disclaimer—I never was one of those guys, ones who would use 20 plus headset wipes to clean EVERY switch. G@ddammit Carl! Are you gonna do surgery in here? I do remember saying that before.
I would clean the yoke and a few switches with the headset cleaning wipes in the foil packs-but that’s about it. Carried my own headcrushers (D/C’s).
Disclaimer—I never was one of those guys, ones who would use 20 plus headset wipes to clean EVERY switch. G@ddammit Carl! Are you gonna do surgery in here? I do remember saying that before.
since then I wipe down the high traffic areas in the box office.
does anyone else find it a little gross when you take the thrust levers from the other guy and they are all sweaty?
#24
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You make a good point.
I would clean the yoke and a few switches with the headset cleaning wipes in the foil packs-but that’s about it. Carried my own headcrushers (D/C’s).
Disclaimer—I never was one of those guys, ones who would use 20 plus headset wipes to clean EVERY switch. G@ddammit Carl! Are you gonna do surgery in here? I do remember saying that before.
I would clean the yoke and a few switches with the headset cleaning wipes in the foil packs-but that’s about it. Carried my own headcrushers (D/C’s).
Disclaimer—I never was one of those guys, ones who would use 20 plus headset wipes to clean EVERY switch. G@ddammit Carl! Are you gonna do surgery in here? I do remember saying that before.
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From: Picking up the Forta Magnus clearance from Melnix.
at a previous company everyone got the norovirus in the span of a week. One of the worst sicknesses I ever had. Lost 15lbs in 3 days and im not fat.
since then I wipe down the high traffic areas in the box office.
does anyone else find it a little gross when you take the thrust levers from the other guy and they are all sweaty?
since then I wipe down the high traffic areas in the box office.
does anyone else find it a little gross when you take the thrust levers from the other guy and they are all sweaty?
on the other hand, when we could “legally” carry letterman tools and the like, I was a Jedi master at finding hidden pron.
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at a previous company everyone got the norovirus in the span of a week. One of the worst sicknesses I ever had. Lost 15lbs in 3 days and im not fat.
since then I wipe down the high traffic areas in the box office.
does anyone else find it a little gross when you take the thrust levers from the other guy and they are all sweaty?
since then I wipe down the high traffic areas in the box office.
does anyone else find it a little gross when you take the thrust levers from the other guy and they are all sweaty?
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#29
Until the ladies started putting play girl in the spots. I flew w lite a CA he would make collages. Thing of beauty with his scissors and tape.
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From: Picking up the Forta Magnus clearance from Melnix.
The SAAB had a nice removable plate under the chart holder, on the yokes. 4 Phillips head screws and you’re in. Like a Cracker Jack prize tho—you never know what you were gonna get.
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