If you've ever had one of them huge burgers at MRC (Maury Co. TN).
If your FADAR (FAA Radar) is so finely tuned that you can pick a fed out of a group of people standing on a ramp from a distance of 1/2 mile while taxiing in.
If ATC has asked you billions of times what the origin of your callsign is.
If you've ever gone to Kinkos to run off mass copies of the NASA safety report.
If you've ever witnessed one of the many times the late, great Jerry B. blew his top and quit any of the operators he worked for, only to be right back in the air the next day.
If you've lost several years off of your life due to second-hand smoke while flying with Jerry B.
If you got in the habit of having maintenance service the 02 after being out on the road with Jerry B.
If you got used to some kid line guy run toward your airplane waving frantically, at night, because the ignition on one engine doesn't come on automatically any more, and you forgot to flip the switch for a few seconds while the fuel built up. (You are able to see the kid's terrified face from the orange glow illuminating the ramp for a few seconds. You then give him the "thumbs up" and taxi away!)
If your FADAR (FAA Radar) is so finely tuned that you can pick a fed out of a group of people standing on a ramp from a distance of 1/2 mile while taxiing in.
If ATC has asked you billions of times what the origin of your callsign is.
If you've ever gone to Kinkos to run off mass copies of the NASA safety report.
If you've ever witnessed one of the many times the late, great Jerry B. blew his top and quit any of the operators he worked for, only to be right back in the air the next day.
If you've lost several years off of your life due to second-hand smoke while flying with Jerry B.
If you got in the habit of having maintenance service the 02 after being out on the road with Jerry B.
If you got used to some kid line guy run toward your airplane waving frantically, at night, because the ignition on one engine doesn't come on automatically any more, and you forgot to flip the switch for a few seconds while the fuel built up. (You are able to see the kid's terrified face from the orange glow illuminating the ramp for a few seconds. You then give him the "thumbs up" and taxi away!)