On a recent flight, I had the pleasure of meeting a flight attendant who brought a unique blend of humor and charm to her job. This flight attendant, who happened to be openly gay, had the remarkable ability to bring smiles to the faces of all the passengers on board.
As the plane descended, he made his way down the aisle serving food and drink with an infectious enthusiasm that was hard to resist. His witty remarks and cheerful demeanor created an atmosphere of joy among the passengers.
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My flight attendant was an obviously gay flight attendant who was acting wild. As he brought us food and drink, he seemed to make everyone happy.
As the plane began to descend, he whistled down the aisle and informed us:
“Dear people, if you could put your trays up that would be great,” the captain announced, “Captain Marvey asked me to announce that he’s about to land with a big scary plane.
He turned and walked back down the aisle when he noticed a very well-dressed and exotic young woman who hadn’t moved an inch.
I asked you to pick up the tray so the main man could pat us on the floor. Maybe you couldn’t hear me over the loud brutal engines.
As passengers, we often encounter moments of stress and impatience when traveling by plane, but it is experiences like these that remind us that humor and kindness can go a long way in making the trip more enjoyable. The flight attendant’s charisma and quick thinking turned a routine announcement into an unforgettable and uplifting moment for everyone on board.
In the end, it served as a reminder that sometimes all it takes is a little humor and a smile to brighten the day, even at 30,000 feet in the air.
Oftentimes gay people do tend to OVERCOMPENSATE by ‘performing’ their lifestyle to elicit comments that are funnier than they are! Enjoying life a person at a time can bring on smiles all around……except for those who’ve forgotten how to smile.