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When you stay at Hiltons, do you always take the free breakfast and save the company money, or do you ever take the extra points?
When you have a short overnight, do you always take the Hertz rental car or do you ever take the hotel shuttle?
On that short overnight, do you ever order a crew meal through the caterer, or do you cut into your rest to stop at Panera for a sandwich?
Do you always taxi on 1 engine, saving fuel, or do you sometimes taxi in/out on both?
When you're at Atlantic, do you always take max/extra fuel or do you just take what you need?
All 4 companies mentioned offer reward programs for spending money at their facility. But there is a time and a place where its acceptable and totally reasonable to participate. Making the right decisions is part of our job as professionals, and the answer varies from day to day. To say you never accept the Atlantic Bucks because one guy put you in a bad position one time in Aspen (where its NEVER a good idea to tanker fuel, in or out) then that captain really did you a disservice when it comes to decision making.
When you have a short overnight, do you always take the Hertz rental car or do you ever take the hotel shuttle?
On that short overnight, do you ever order a crew meal through the caterer, or do you cut into your rest to stop at Panera for a sandwich?
Do you always taxi on 1 engine, saving fuel, or do you sometimes taxi in/out on both?
When you're at Atlantic, do you always take max/extra fuel or do you just take what you need?
All 4 companies mentioned offer reward programs for spending money at their facility. But there is a time and a place where its acceptable and totally reasonable to participate. Making the right decisions is part of our job as professionals, and the answer varies from day to day. To say you never accept the Atlantic Bucks because one guy put you in a bad position one time in Aspen (where its NEVER a good idea to tanker fuel, in or out) then that captain really did you a disservice when it comes to decision making.
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I have refuted your arguments quite succinctly and thoroughly. I'm not sure how this makes me look bad, except possibly through your disappointment in your own arguments.
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IBB destroyed some of those bennies
and more are being eroded by the day
"It is what it is"
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"Eeehhh.... What's up duck?"
You crack me up.:beer:
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