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actually it used to be like that in earlier days of airliners. it was a social experience. but those days also had a darker side, like having a dress code for
by lamp987 3y ago
actually it used to be like that in earlier days of airliners.
it was a social experience.
but those days also had a darker side, like having a dress code for passengers...
- noduerme 3y agoWhat's dark about that? I wish they'd bring back a dress code.
- coldtea 3y agoDarker? Sounds like a much brighter side...
- Fergazi 3y agoI was just telling someone how I wish there were higher expectations for personal hygene at airports. I've had many flights made significantly more miserable by smelly people who obviously haven't showered recently. A very slight dress code, like no sweatpants or tank tops, would go a long way towards encouraging people to wash themselves and wear clean clothes before they sit 6 inches away from me for 5 hours.
- coldtea 3y ago>I was just telling someone how I wish there were higher expectations for personal hygene at airports And let's not forget public transport...
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