secks
SERENITY NOW!!!
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- Aug 1, 2003
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Something tells me passengers aren't going to relate to a pilot's bad attitude when he's still making six figures, even after hefty pay cuts. Besides, nobody is forcing people to become pilots. If you can't do your job with a reasonably positive attitude, you don't need more money (esp. when you're pulling in 6 figures and competition for your job is fierce), you need to get the hell out before you end up hurting someone.RVR300 said:Common reaction from a CFI. Been there done that.
The question people (and passengers) should ask is whether they want their pilots flying angry and preoccupied or focused. Face it, if a flight attendant has their mind on financial matters what's the worse that can happen? She spills a coke?
Think of it this way, would you want to go under the knife when your surgeon is tired, cranky, po'd, and discontent? Doubtful.
Oh, and if you've ever worked in a medical field, you'd know that practically all surgeons ARE tired, cranky, PO'd and discontented when performing their duties. You show me a happy surgeon and I'll show you a great actor.