SWA Attendant Provider?

[urhuckleberry]

Anyone ever bump into a provider who is also a SWA attendant?

I swear I recognized a lovely lady from eccie on a recent SWA flight to Houston. I'm sure it was just mistaken identity.

I was struggling to speak some "eccie talk" to see if I got a reaction from her, but couldn't think of anything clever and appropriate...

It would give new meaning to the phrase, "Give me some Luv"

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[Juan Pablo de Marco]

Originally Posted by urhuckleberry

Anyone ever bump into a provider who is also a SWA attendant?

No, but if i did i would keep my mouth shut and let the poor girl do her job.

JPdM

[Fiero]

Conjures up an Interesting idea...a hobby airline...talk about your FRIENDLY skies.

Coffee Tea or L3? Would you get Frequent F####r miles???????

The possibilities....

[Guest100513-2]

Originally Posted by Juan Pablo de Marco

No, but if i did i would keep my mouth shut and let the poor girl do her job.

JPdM

isn't there a thread on discretion somewhere on here

[Guest022712-3]

Fiero--

Clearly you missed out on my "TnA Airlines" ad series which ran earlier this year

[Fiero]

I did DL...it's all new to me

[LuckJack]

Yes, we smiled and I let her do her job, we laughed about it later. Turn the tables with ECCIE speak and your SO standing near by. I just posted in another thread that I was talked to someone I knew was a provider and after a while she asked me for a tip to feed her family (I am a Chef) and I said two teenage boys right? She smiled and gave me a hug but NO CIVILIANS WERE WITHIN EARSHOT.

[Bestman200600]

Never out a provider in their civilian life. What we do in the hobby is private between all of us.

[Lauren Lane]

As someone who has on two different occasions been called "Lauren" out in public in places I frequent as a civilian. Please, please do not acknowledge us when in civilian life. And I can not leave out the other gentleman who followed me around Kroger one night. NO BUENO!

[Txh64]

Originally Posted by DecemberLove

Fiero--

Clearly you missed out on my "TnA Airlines" ad series which ran earlier this year

I remember that flight well. Better than first class.

Back on topic, a couple of years ago I noticed a flight attendant (different airline) that was a pretty active provider. Didn't say a thing at the time and never met her either. The way she jumped around the country suddenly made sense though.

[TexTushHog]

Jezz, surely you had enough sense to keep your mouth shut. "'Suce me Miss. Aren't you a hoorker in your spare time?"

[Sudzny]

So I had kind of the opposite experience once... I was out in Western PA, on business for a couple of weeks and I saw a provider while I was out there. She was one of these, sneaky ones, dressed like a PTA Mom, not at all revealing, actually kinda frumpy coming though my hotel. But as soon as the bathroom door opened after freshening up, it was likt night and day, Hair was up, Stilettos, stockings, garters, bag full of kinky toys, real super freak. Tied her up, paddled her, face fucking, Greek,begs me for CIF, you name it.

Sorry, got a little distracted in reminiscing there, anyway, back to the point, after a few sweaty hours we were chatting and she mentioned she was a reserve flight attendant but she was only 2 years in and and was so low in seniority that she only got a handful of flights a month, so she was providing for extra money.

Fast forward a couple of days, I'm flying back home, and in the back of my mind I'm gigleing to myself thinkign wouldt it be funny if she was on my flight, but Nah, what are the odds, hundreds of flight a day out of Pittsburgh airport, she only works a few flights a month, would never happen. Get ont he plane, sit down, safety speach start and BAM, there she is.

I'm sitting on the aisle, sticking my head out and looking right at her. Didn't say or do anythgin to draw attention, but I'm not far away, so I figure she has to have seen me and is just playing it cool. Which I'm fine with, I just watch her teach me how to use a seatbelt and then turned to my book, put it out of my mind. Little while later, beverage cart goes down the aisle, I look up and ask for a diet coke and the bag of pretzels fall in my lap. She turns white as a ghost and starts stammering. Apparently she did not see me durign the safety briefing Luckily she recovered after a few second, apologized for dropping the pretzels and asked me again for my drink order. Not that I ever woudl have said anythign, but I bet she spent the rest of that flight praying the liitle light over my seat never went on

[guest040711-1]

Originally Posted by Lauren Lane

As someone who has on two different occasions been called "Lauren" out in public in places I frequent as a civilian. Please, please do not acknowledge us when in civilian life. And I can not leave out the other gentleman who followed me around Kroger one night. NO BUENO!

Exactly.

We all know the mantra Deny, Deny, Deny if caught. Same here when in public meeting, don't know, don't know, don't know.

[caddyman]

Look at it from the other perspective.

What if you were out with your family, wife, children, etc.? How would you react to a provider, not even speaking to you, just smiling your way? Suppose one of your children blurted ... "Dad, who is that woman that just walked by and smiled?" Talk about awkward. I can just hear the wife saying ... "Yeah, who the hell is she?" ... and it goes downhill, very fast, from there!

Respect and discretion ... it has to exist for both the hobbyist and provider!

[txcwby6]

Hmmmmm....sitting on a packed SWA plane and you're struggling to come up with "secret Eccie code" that'll let you inquire into whether she's also a Provider? I think I'd take the more discrete route and clam up.