Ongoing MLL Disrepair and Uncleanliness
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Where's the onus on the user though too?
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
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I was also at the YUL domestic MLL yesterday at around 3:00. Table was full of dirty cans and dishes and misc trash. I moved it onto the island area and it sat there for at least 25 min before anyone cleaned it up. The food was also pretty much empty during that time.
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Where's the onus on the user though too?
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
Common courtesy like common sense is going (gone?) the way of the dodo.
But I think AC filth goes beyond this topic, just not a priority there (until recently, perhaps)
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Where's the onus on the user though too?
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
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Agree with both of you.
I don't know much about the recycling process but I really hope those daily papers aren't killing our forests, because they're so useless for the most part, I read one every now and then but they print thousands of these things every day in Vancouver alone. Why not just make it free on the Newsstand app?
I wonder how much it correlates with economic standing. I'm Middle-class, but I've always taken an ownership over things like this. In Colombia no one busses their own table. Why? They basically feel like, why would I when someone is getting paid for it? I can understand that, but when at the mall, it takes literally 15 seconds to walk my tray over to the trash and deal with it myself. Let the employees then deal with emptying the trash. It's just so easy. Same thing here or on board, step 1 should be on the end user, all the steps after that can be the staff's responsibility.
I don't know much about the recycling process but I really hope those daily papers aren't killing our forests, because they're so useless for the most part, I read one every now and then but they print thousands of these things every day in Vancouver alone. Why not just make it free on the Newsstand app?
I wonder how much it correlates with economic standing. I'm Middle-class, but I've always taken an ownership over things like this. In Colombia no one busses their own table. Why? They basically feel like, why would I when someone is getting paid for it? I can understand that, but when at the mall, it takes literally 15 seconds to walk my tray over to the trash and deal with it myself. Let the employees then deal with emptying the trash. It's just so easy. Same thing here or on board, step 1 should be on the end user, all the steps after that can be the staff's responsibility.
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Where's the onus on the user though too?
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
I agree these places should be pretty spotless. But I hate seeing bathrooms like this, why leave your paper towel on top when you could push it down a little bit? Why leave your can in there? Odds are in a public bathroom I'm not gonna push down the small garbage bin with my foot, but I do it here at work, so maybe I should.
Point being, if people are a little more respectful it goes a long way in at least making things APPEAR clean, then they don't need to be cleaned as often and don't look so bad.
It's the same on board. Having worked in the airline industry I can't understand how people disrespect the aircrafts so badly. Would you step on a bag of chips and mash them into your carpet at home? No, so why do that anywhere else? The flight attendants come around to collect garbage multiple times, why do you leave the aircraft with a seatback full of crap? I'm not a neat freak by any stretch, my apartment is a good example of that, but when I leave an aircraft, the only way you can usual tell someone was in my seat, is because the seatbelt isn't folded over.
I'm never quite sure if people are lazy, negligent, or just outright malicious when they do that.
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When I had the bar, we changed the carpet. 1st night with the new carpet, 2 people dropped their cigarette on the floor and stepped on it to extinguish it. I assume they wouldn't do that in their homes. I almost put a cigarette out on thir foreheads.
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I think it's all that plus just ignorance/laziness, they figure someone else will do it, if they had maids at home they'd probably be slobs.
I used to get calls as the operations coordination "umm can you get the cleaners to go to A4 tail 237, someone...made a mess in the bathroom, there's poop everywhere". No word of a lie, and this wasn't ONCE, it wasn't frequent either but it happened enough for me to think ... is wrong with people?
I used to get calls as the operations coordination "umm can you get the cleaners to go to A4 tail 237, someone...made a mess in the bathroom, there's poop everywhere". No word of a lie, and this wasn't ONCE, it wasn't frequent either but it happened enough for me to think ... is wrong with people?
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Here in the HND NH lounge again.
Aside from the LH lounges (especially IN Deutschland), nothing compares to the spotlessness of this place (I can't speak for JAL lounges since I've never been in one). Puts MLL to shame.
Yeah, blame culture for being bad at what you do. I give a resounding "golf cr@p" to the contracted MLL staff.
Aside from the LH lounges (especially IN Deutschland), nothing compares to the spotlessness of this place (I can't speak for JAL lounges since I've never been in one). Puts MLL to shame.
Yeah, blame culture for being bad at what you do. I give a resounding "golf cr@p" to the contracted MLL staff.
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At the YVR MLL now. The staff are busy keeping the food area restocked and clean.
Bathroom is clean.
Seating area has some left over dishes, but over all not too bad.
So I'd consider it an acceptable state.
Bathroom is clean.
Seating area has some left over dishes, but over all not too bad.
So I'd consider it an acceptable state.
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Last night in the YYZ Int'l MLL all faucets were operational!!!
Ima gonna go git me a lotto tix now.
Will check out the LHR MLL on Monday - urinals... watch out!
Ima gonna go git me a lotto tix now.
Will check out the LHR MLL on Monday - urinals... watch out!
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I have been sitting in the Yyz domestic lounge for almost 3 hours now. Haven't seen a single dish cleared but I have seen a number of people pour Guinness into a coffee cup because that is all they could find. This is the worst I have ever seen it. With this being about the only benefit left for a 75k flyer I guess it is a pretty clear message.