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Old Sep 28, 2011 | 10:44 am
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Originally Posted by Shareholder
Recall that episode on the American version of Airline (about SouthWest) where a similar soul was trying to check in for a flight. The ground agents found some clean clothes and escorted him to a men's room to wash up, then they let him on board.

Quite surprised your "friend" was allowed to board or even remain on the flight under such circumstances. Did nobody complain to an FA prior to departure?
I was thinking about that exact episode - this pax was one of the last to board and the IC was telling/yelling everyone to sit down for pushback to avoid being late......

Originally Posted by djjaguar64
I think that is the price you pay when sitting in the Y cabin, it is part and parcel of the whole Y experience.
...sigh...yes....it's the annual SG&A cuts to make year end so BOY I'll be exposed to all kinds of un-bearable situations
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