Originally Posted by
CPRich
Some of them were mildly amusing the first time I heard them, not so much the fifth time, and now annoying after hearing (and reading on FT) them dozens of time.
I'm still surprised at the giggles they receive. Either others are more tolerant of hearing the same thing repeatedly, or there really are still lots of 1/year fliers.
Originally Posted by
365RoadWarrior
No. I flew 350,000 miles last year. I don't need to hear the same jokes over and over. And I hear, perhaps, two new jokes a year. I'd prefer FAs 'stick to the script'.
I can see why it might be a popular schtick on Southwest: it's supposed to be a fun airline, and many of their customers are infrequent fliers. (That's why I avoid Southwest.) But any FA who offers up the same, trite jokes, week-after-week on a Monday/Friday commuter flight - especially before 7:00AM...well, a painless death would be too good for him/her.
(The foregoing is intended to be 'lighter' than is comes off. If you like the jokes, enjoy them. Don't mind me.)
I don't understand how hearing the same jokes over and over again is worse than hearing the same DVD/CD of the safety briefing...