
I’ve been a fan of Virgin America airline since it’s inception in August of 2007. According to me, it was the best airline for cross country flights from NYC to Cali. The purple and pink lighting, leather seats, touch screen entertainment center, food at your fingertips, etc. Why was Virgin so great? Service! Richard Branson, the owner, has built his brand based on exceptional customer service. Once again, he delivered.
But this past week, I was on a flight from SFO to JFK and found myself in a tizzy. I had to use the bathroom, my dilemma was that the seat belt light was on. There wasn’t any turbulence, the flight attendants were filling out incident reports because a man had fainted in the walkway during the flight. So what was I to do? I hastily unbuckled my seat beat and hurried down the aisle. When I got to the bathroom the head flight attendant, Ting Ting, told me that I could not use the restroom. I told him that I had to use it. He said that if anything happened to me, I would be at fault. I was cool with that because I had to go.
When I came out of the washroom there were at least 5 people in line. Ting Ting began to berate me. Telling me it was my fault that all of these people were in line. He just wouldn’t stop with the comments. I asked him if he gave each of them, including a man holding an infant, a hard time. Then as I was walking back to my seat, Ting Ting gets on the PA system to sarcastically apologize about his tirade. I WAS OUTDONE. And to make matters worse, this representative of Virgin America, follows me to my seat and kneels down to continue to badger me. I asked him if he planned to go to everyone’s seat who was in line for the bathroom and do this. He flung his hand at me and walked off. Continue reading →
The Death of Health Care Reform – Keith Olbermann
Keith Olbermann let’s lose when he airs his ‘Special Comments’ segments. Last night he unleashed on the current version of the senate health care reform bill. To my delight, he even cursed.
He was critical of President Obama and rightfully so. Our president needs to step up and vocally express how he feels about this legislation. He needs to tell Congress just what kind of bill he wants to have come across his desk. Only when Obama helps move this important legislation through Washington, I can stand up and say, “that’s the president that I voted for!”
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