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Tide pods were just easier for me. If you bring a bottle make sure to put the bottle in a plastic bag in case it leaks, or wait to buy it until you’re in your training city

@@Jinaye thank you! Good idea! Great video btw!

*Rewatches my own video to see what gave it away* 😂 I do! A cat and a dog

@@michaelleaperGreyhound I’m new to creating shorts so I’ll have to see if I can add them. Thanks for bringing that up though! I’d love to have them in my videos

It’s not a dumb question. Just a playful lighthearted response. The real answer is, it depends. Sometimes it’s the crew room, (which is far less ideal than Narnia). Sometimes it’s on the plane or at our hotel. Sometimes we’re sitting around the airport in a quiet corner or getting food/ coffee.

Same 😂🤭

Did you?

@@Rexo_Rx no course not you waiting in the cabin lounge

@@james22939 what?

Our minimum rest for IPDs (long haul international) is 14 hours and while it didn’t feel like it, this was about 16 total (arrival to departure) However, since this was a reschedule, we were still at our normal long layover hotel and not by the airport. The drive itself is about an hour or more with traffic and our pick up is two and a half hours before departure, so really it ended up being 12-13 hours behind the door. I agree that it really doesn’t feel like enough for how long the flights we were working are, especially considering the 6 hour time change. My next vlog will be another London :) I also did just get back from there again. Since I’m almost caught up that vlog should be up in October! Thanks for your continued support in my channel, I really appreciate it 😊 I hope you and your crew were able to get hotels! It’s such a small airport with nothing really to do, but the hotels they usually put crews at tend to be in good locations.

US based carriers have indeed gotten more relaxed about appearance requirements. Every time I pass by a crew from outside the US I am in awe of how great and put together they all look. No matter how put together I am, I still feel messy compared to them.

@@Jinaye I'm not American (from Australia) and I noticed this in the 90's travelling with United Airlines. The crew were very slack in their appearance. Having worked in aviation myself, if your hair is not groomed is an acceptable style according to the manual you had sort it out! Hair flying everywhere, especially working closely with people and serving food should be high on the grooming requirements. It's also a safety issue with PPE and potentially getting caught on things.

It seems to be a mix of people that do their hair styles nice and those that just throw it up when they’re on the airplane. Personally I’m so bad at doing updos so I try to keep my hair nice but sometimes it just gets thrown in a clip 🫣

IMO and many other experienced crew, it is a requirement at all times; not just when crew feel like looking professional. Who wants hair in their food or shabby hair to look at for a 16 hr+ long haul flight. Presentation matters in aviation, hospitality and in Resort/ accommodation venues. If you want to look like an untidy & unkept employee, maybe another vocation would suit. Most airlines outside of USA do regular grooming, drug & alcohol testing, plus covering up tatoos that are visible and well soled / polished shoe wear. 😊

US airlines do have image standards and random drug tests. The image standard may be more relaxed than some non-us airlines, but it’s still there. For example, some airlines (not mine) are starting to allow visible tattoos. There are some people that take pride in their appearance while in uniform, myself included, but unfortunately not everyone does. However at the end of the day, flight attendants are there for safety.

So you came here to judge me based on something that genuinely upset me. I wasn’t fake crying or putting on a show. I am always my authentic self and sometimes that means showing the ugly. I would be doing a disservice to my viewers to act like everything was fine when I was so unhappy, especially since I typically am able to see the good in everything. I was not the only crew member who was upset. I love my job and enjoy sharing it with those who are interested, which means showing the bad side of things too. I have every right to be upset and telling me to find other work because of that is tacky. I will not tolerate being by bullied. Have a nice day.

My Union looked into it and we were able to get extra pay for what happened fortunately

I had a backlog of editing from my computer not working 😅 I’m almost caught up 😊 So sorry for the confusion

@@Jinaye hahaha. All good. I thought I’d gone back in time 🤪

It really wasn’t at all 😭

She had to have part of her finger amputated. It healed really well, fortunately. Thank you 🙏🏼

@@Jinaye Glad iit turned ok. Much love. 🩷

I was the flight attendant in charge of making the bunks up for our crew breaks

Thank you, I always get it mixed up

Mine too. When I'm working, I have to wake up ridiculously early, and when I'm not working, I'm always sleeping in to try to catch up

This makes me laugh 😂 I love it

Black cats are the best :)

I miss you too!

Fortunately I got to see a friend of mine in PHX and was so busy talking non-stop that I forgot to film 😅 And thank you! 😊

You know when I was editing I was thinking it looks like a car key dish. Spot on!