Topic : 03/14 Dr. Phil Now: Fly Girls

I believe in polite behavior in any situation and I also believe in good respectful service.  I don't  have enough information to decide who was at fault here.  I certainly understand that  an airline executive isn't likely to say the airlines'  employees were at fault, particularly if a lawsuit is being launched against that airline.  I was surprised to hear this quote from the email as representative of the girls statement about themselves.  I think they said "Southwest discriminates against young, pretty girls".  In no way does that statement include themselves though it may be implied.

The questions Dr. Phil asked the girls were very aggressive, rather attacking while the way he spoke to Tom at Southwest, was respectful and friendly as if he were a friend.  It's not fair to use Dr. Phil's experience with the airline as a contrast given his public persona I expect he'd get pretty good treatment on any airline.

I've been using airlines for almost 50 years and I've never had problems on any airline but from time to time I have observed that the women attendants on some airlines give more attention to men than they do to women. It was never important enough to me to raise the issue with the airlines but maybe I should have.   If one wants to know why they do it,  I'd ask the attendants why they do it, as they are the ones who would know.  Perhaps they don't realize they're doing it.  Perhaps they need to be made aware of it.

You said it so much better than I did!!  I agree with you.

Not to worry, girls like that will age...and then they'll be ugly AND vacuous!  When that day comes, LMAO!!! 

Seriously, they don't have brains, charm, a good personality, a heart, or any skills to offer the world (except being able to live from settlement to settlement off corporations that "treat them badly", talk about being a parasite).

I agree, it's all about not getting to be the obnoxious waste of space that they are.