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Did I mention...? I like my women just a little on the trashy side.

I had a friend in the Air Force whose kid wanted to be a Garbage Man when he grew up cause he wanted to ride the truck. Of course my friend wanted his son to follow in Dad's footsteps and be a pilot. Now both father and son's dreams can be fulfilled. Ain't life grand.
 
At JB not only do we pick up your garbage, but we then give it to our employees and tell them it's part of their compensation package.

GP
 
135 pilot: Being handed resumes while standing in the dumpster. "Wait?! I was digging in dumpsters for your job?"

Newly minted CFI: What an incredible smell I've discovered.

TSA: Working feverently on the approved garbage list.

1000 hour CFI: Wishing to be somewhere that has a dumpster. The can is getting crowded.

Alaska: Knows their garbage doesn't stink. It's too cold to stink.

Pan Am: Finally emerges from bankruptcy to find they are the most profitable carrier in the U.S. They don't have any garbage.

Midwest: We use different bags, except if coming from LAX, FLL, LAS, and. . .
 
Message to airline HR dept's around the country from the EEOC: White Trash may now only make up 38% of your total workforce.




Sincerely,

B. Franklin
 
Gemini - 51% of us seem to think this new garbage is better than the old garbage. It's still just garbage.
 

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