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Overnight bag that fits in the CRJ-200

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Yes they will. If you really butter them up, i.e., how great their products are, compliment their customer service, "I'm in a financial pinch and I'd love to continue to use your products instead of buying a cheap Wal Mart bag", "send me a stack of your business cards and I'll distribute them at my airline". Anyway, it worked for me 5'ish years ago. And yes, at the time, everything I said to them happened to be true! Sometimes you have to set aside your pride and beg!

Damn, I left my butter knife at home the day I called. As frugal as I am, I just didn't see that angle. All I can say is well done airman. I'll give it a shot next time.
 
i thought pilots made lots of money though?

I was watching some reality cooking show on TV the other day. Some "young punk" was complaining about his job. He cleans up the kitchen. He was complaining because he can make "much more" than the crappy $900.00 paycheck he makes every two weeks doing something else.

My last paycheck (on reserve) was $950.00 after taxes and everything else was taken out. That guy makes almost as much as I do, and I work at an airline with an "industry leading" payscale. He cleans a kitchen. It's sad when we have to rely on per-diem to survive.
 

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