Where do they find these marketing people?

Vernon

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I think the following is funny but I'm guessing it won't go over too well with many in PC world. Why would you risk running something like this with a world full of hyper-sensitive people? I got the following email through my travel agency and then the deal is on their site and available to everyone.



 

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I want to know what and where they asked girls the questions to support that. I bet they got run out of town pretty fast...or should have.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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I think the following is funny but I'm guessing it won't go over too well with many in PC world. Why would you risk running something like this with a world full of hyper-sensitive people? I got the following email through my travel agency and then the deal is on their site and available to everyone.



Spirit.

#poor
 

Vernon

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Spirit.

#poor
Spirit, get to the Jamaica for $190 and have jerk chicken with truly poor people. Ok that was insensitive in a thread about people that are too sensitive. :smiley:

I love the money I save when I fly Spirit but more than that they completely understand flying times for vacation. Get you there early on the arrival and leave later in the day on your departure. That's a big reason they've been successful.

And then there's the virgins!
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Spirit, get to the Jamaica for $190 and have jerk chicken with truly poor people. Ok that was insensitive in a thread about people that are too sensitive. :smiley:

I love the money I save when I fly Spirit but more than that they completely understand flying times for vacation. Get you there early on the arrival and leave later in the day on your departure. That's a big reason they've been successful.

And then there's the virgins!
The locals in Baltimore refer to it as "Soul Plane". I use it to fly my parents up from SC. Direct flight and cheap. I only fly Delta, regardless of destination.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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To the ME?
Skyteam partners bruh.

AirFrance
KLM
Saudia

Once I'm over here, I use FlyDubai. Just have to get past the smell of the passengers. Either waaaaaay too much cologne or waaaaaay too much BO.
 

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Skyteam partners bruh.

AirFrance
KLM
Saudia

Once I'm over here, I use FlyDubai. Just have to get past the smell of the passengers. Either waaaaaay too much cologne or waaaaaay too much BO.
Yeah...that's pretty much the AirFrance I remember. Never flown FD.
 

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I think the following is funny but I'm guessing it won't go over too well with many in PC world. Why would you risk running something like this with a world full of hyper-sensitive people? I got the following email through my travel agency and then the deal is on their site and available to everyone.




Marketing to a demographic with a population of zero
 

DvlDog4WVU

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My buddy is a Delta pilot, he thanks you for your loyalty. :)
My former skipper is a Delta pilot. Still haven't flown on a flight of his yet. I have 4 or 5 other friends who fly for United, but I started flying Delta about 15 years ago. Every now and then I have to fly them, but try not to. I won't fly American or US Scare. Southwest can suck a dick.

I like Delta. I'm diamond with them and get treated like a rock star. I get tons of free ****. I told a story on the Blue Lot the other day.

Was delayed coming out of HSV and my long connection planned for some lunch turned into a 20 minute cross terminal connection raging sprint in ATL, or so I thought. When we pulled in and I got off the plane, there was a lady waiting in the jetway with my name on a sign. Long story short, she leads me and my two non status colleagues down the stairs (where they pull the carry on bags from) and put us in Porsche Cayenne and drove us to our flight and walked us up the stairs right to our seats. There was another guy not with us in business class with me who didn't make it. Only thing I can think is that Inhad diamond status and he didn't.
 

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My former skipper is a Delta pilot. Still haven't flown on a flight of his yet. I have 4 or 5 other friends who fly for United, but I started flying Delta about 15 years ago. Every now and then I have to fly them, but try not to. I won't fly American or US Scare. Southwest can suck a dick.

I like Delta. I'm diamond with them and get treated like a rock star. I get tons of free ****. I told a story on the Blue Lot the other day.

Was delayed coming out of HSV and my long connection planned for some lunch turned into a 20 minute cross terminal connection raging sprint in ATL, or so I thought. When we pulled in and I got off the plane, there was a lady waiting in the jetway with my name on a sign. Long story short, she leads me and my two non status colleagues down the stairs (where they pull the carry on bags from) and put us in Porsche Cayenne and drove us to our flight and walked us up the stairs right to our seats. There was another guy not with us in business class with me who didn't make it. Only thing I can think is that Inhad diamond status and he didn't.

I don't fly much ... so my experiences have been almost the opposite. Buddy getting married, gets buddy passes for everybody and I'm trying to fly out of Reagan at the same time UMD is in the final four in Atlanta. They have flights going every hour on the hour beginning at 6AM. I'm 2nd on the waiting list on the first one, don't get on. Then I'm 5th, then 10th, then 20th, then 30th .... finally it's 6pm and I've been sitting in the airport all day. I go to another counter ... is there ANYway for me to get where I'm going without going to Atlanta first? They put me on a flight with a 2.5 hour layover in DFW, finally get to LAS about 3 in the morning my time.

On the flight back, I didn't get out of LAS at all on the day I was supposed to leave, but my bag was already on it's way, so I literally had nothing but the clothes on my back and made my way back to the hotel. One friend killed it at the tables the night before so we hung out by the pool drinking margaritas all day and I got out a day late. I did get bumped to first class on the flight back though, which was nice.

Same thing happened when we all flew down to ATL for the Sugar Bowl. Storms delayed everything the day we were supposed to leave so we had to stay another day ... another night at Fadoes ... bummer. :)
 
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My buddy is a Delta pilot, he thanks you for your loyalty. :)
Both my wife and I are Delta Million-Milers, we've probably flown close to 3 million on Delta together. I did most of my miles in the 1990s and up to mid 2005 and mostly in a 10 to 12 state area. I was a loyal flyer then and now reaping the reward; permanent elite status and just notified of my upgrade to DFW this weekend. I'll pay a little more if I have to because the perks are there and I avoid the cattle call.
 
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I think the following is funny but I'm guessing it won't go over too well with many in PC world. Why would you risk running something like this with a world full of hyper-sensitive people? I got the following email through my travel agency and then the deal is on their site and available to everyone.



BTW, I think this is clever and wouldn't offend me one bit.