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Drunk Flight Attendant Causes Six Hour Flight Delay


Shem

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What a dumb***. Nothing screams irresponsibility in society like someone showing up for their job, 35,000 feet in the atmosphere, completely bombed. Hope she serves a real drunk woman's sentence and not some paltry community service. Or..maybe both. Prison time and sweep the airstrip!

 

I admit, I would like to see some inebriated safety protocol demonstrations. Maybe slap her on a grounded plane and tell her we're taking off, just to see how the demos would go :D. Too excessive?

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I think that's hilarious :lol:

Of course, I'd be seriously annoyed if I were on that flight, but from where I'm standing... yeah that's priceless.

:^:

 

I'm going to have to agree that is honestly priceless.

 

Thank god for morons who make me feel smart and allow me to laugh once in a while. If it were the pilot I probably might have found it a little disturbing, so at least it was just a flight attendent.

 

*wonders why flight attendent wasn't fired on the spot??*

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Why do you need a sober one?

 

Most of the time you probably only need one sober enough to stand up in a moving plane, smile and hand you some peanuts and a coke, but there is always a chance you may actually need one to help the passages in a emergency situation.

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Most of the time you probably only need one sober enough to stand up in a moving plane, smile and hand you some peanuts and a coke, but there is always a chance you may actually need one to help the passages in a emergency situation.
If by emergency situation you mean the plane starts to go down a fiery wreck I doubt some stewardess wearing a short skirt and a silly hat will help much.
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But there is more than one type of emergency.

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All Delta flight attendants will be trained to operate the easy-to-use, battery-operated defibrillator, called the ForeRunner®. The ForeRunner® guides the attendant through the process with voice prompts and determines whether the patient needs an electrical shock and delivers it when appropriate.[/Quote]

 

If someone is going to shock me I'd really like for them to be sober enough to follow directions.

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