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I guess he was fed up. lol

 

 

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JetBlue attendant slides down emergency chute after fight with passenger

 

 

Police arrested a JetBlue flight attendant today at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport after he got into a verbal altercation with a passenger and then fled the scene by sliding down the plane's emergency evacuation chute.

 

It all happened as the plane pulled into the gate at JFK after what had been a routine flight from Pittsburgh. But shortly after landing, a passenger stood up as the plane was taxiing to the gate and began removing his bags from the overhead bin According to the Wall Street Journal's Sean Gardiner, the flight attendant, identified as Steven Slater, asked the passenger to return to his seat.

 

 

A "heated" exchange ensued, which culminated in Slater walking to the rear of the plane, where he grabbed the intercom. "To the passenger who called me a motherf***er, f*** you!" Slater yelled, passengers tell the New York Daily News. "I've been in the business 28 years. I've had it. That's it." He activated the emergency chute and slid away.

 

 

 

Slater then walked along the jetway into the terminal, where he took a shuttle to the employee parking lot. Observers watched as he ripped off his JetBlue tie and threw it to the ground. Slater got into his vehicle and drove to his home in Queens. According to the New York Times' Ray Rivera, he was arrested shortly afterward and faces charges of criminal mischief and trespassing.

 

 

A source tells WNBC that Slater was "having a bad day."

 

 

 

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Local news is reporting he asked the passenger to sit down, and she ignored him, and pulled her bag out of the carry on bin, hitting him in the head. He then asked if she was going to apologize, and she said "nope"!

 

I've never worked in a "service" type job, but have seen plenty of people treat waiters, hotel employees and flight attendants like crap. If he stopped at the PA announcement, he may have been able to keep his job without charges, but I think the grabbing a beer and hitting the emergency exit chute might have ruined chances for a return to work!

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Today, we salute you, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant. Everybody has thought about quitting their job in style, but you raised the bar for us all. When a customer starts giving you s@#t, you give it right back... over the intercom... at full volume. And when the time comes to leave, you don't just calmly walk out the door. No. You ask yourself, "What would Batman do?" and deploy the emergency slide and make your getaway like a Navy Seal. All while stealing beer.

So crack open an ice cold Bud Light, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant, because it's Monday. F@#k it.

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Today, we salute you, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant. Everybody has thought about quitting their job in style, but you raised the bar for us all. When a customer starts giving you s@#t, you give it right back... over the intercom... at full volume. And when the time comes to leave, you don't just calmly walk out the door. No. You ask yourself, "What would Batman do?" and deploy the emergency slide and make your getaway like a Navy Seal. All while stealing beer.

So crack open an ice cold Bud Light, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant, because it's Monday. F@#k it.

I hear it on the radio now.

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Today, we salute you, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant. Everybody has thought about quitting their job in style, but you raised the bar for us all. When a customer starts giving you s@#t, you give it right back... over the intercom... at full volume. And when the time comes to leave, you don't just calmly walk out the door. No. You ask yourself, "What would Batman do?" and deploy the emergency slide and make your getaway like a Navy Seal. All while stealing beer.

So crack open an ice cold Bud Light, Mr. Tired-Of-Your-S@#t Flight Attendant, because it's Monday. F@#k it.

 

 

LOL

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No, Olds and Pontiac went out with a "thud" as in GM slamming the door shut on those 2 brands.

 

Talk about going out with a bang.

 

like Oldsmobile did in 2004!

 

 

 

I thought Olds went out with a Bang with the Final 500.

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