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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20497157)
Versus drinking around the world ;);)
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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20496982)
Does your customer get better help with honey or vinegar?
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Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 20497166)
I'm looking forward to my domestic flight this weekend. ;)
Originally Posted by DiverDave
(Post 20497216)
Actually he gets the same. But I deal primarily with the same small set of customers. Unlike a Delta employee, I don't see hundreds of new customers daily and I don't get yelled at. Except maybe by my boss. :D
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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20497297)
Me too and mine's on WN
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Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 20497318)
Wow...Shena on WN? This just sounds so...wrong.
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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20497432)
I can thank an FTer for that :) MCO-MSY on WN is an experience! And I know you are super jealous of a Short Line.
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Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 20497166)
I'm looking forward to my domestic flight this weekend. ;)
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Originally Posted by PRWeezer
(Post 20497465)
If you happen to need assistance and find yourself in front of a SkyPriority agent, for Heaven's sake be sure your DM tag is visible!
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Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 20497455)
Incredibly jealous. But it's not on a CRJ-200 so I'm not that jealous.
Originally Posted by PRWeezer
(Post 20497465)
If you happen to need assistance and find yourself in front of a SkyPriority agent, for Heaven's sake be sure your expired DM tag is visible!
Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 20497525)
I'll make sure it clanks really loud.
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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20497566)
The new ones don't clank. :( :(
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The DM tags don't have an expiration date... I'm keeping my collection of clanky ones. Maybe I'll switch back to the DM Charter tags when the clanky ones finally get crumpled one too many times by the baggage monkeys and fall apart.
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Originally Posted by Vuelos
(Post 20493060)
What the OP fails to consider is that, as the purser had more expeditiously moved through CBP, it is very likely possible the purser had been waiting in the Y line and had been called over OR there had previously been no one in the short queue.
Did you expect for the purser to just go away because you walked into the line?
Originally Posted by allergictocoach
(Post 20494209)
Seems fairly likely that the purser was first through customs and approached the counter. If the sky priority agent was free then she was probably called over. They seem to do this all the time with folks in the econ line if things are slow. At that point I don't think anyone stands aside if a sky priority person shows up in line.
Originally Posted by rylan
(Post 20496683)
Wow, the OP has a track record of being reasonable and not posting frivolous items. This was a post stating an observation and bringing up a question and concern about treatment. Seems to me to be totally valid to question what happened and the treatment.
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Originally Posted by PRWeezer
(Post 20496626)
Puff the Magic Dragon was one of my favorite songs as a child...I lived by the sea. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by itsaboutthejourney
(Post 20497730)
I have a different view. Far too often the OP starts these dramatic threads implying there have been policy or procedure changes when in fact it may have just been an off day or as explained above; odd circumstances.
I don't think her constant paranoia about being wronged is helpful whatsoever. An economist should know you need multiple experiences/data examples before calling something a trend. |
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