Almist all of my cousins wants to be a flight attendant 😂 i was to, but im scared of crashing. And i know it will be hard to sign up.

Almist all of my cousins wants to be a flight attendant 😂 i was to, but im scared of crashing. And i know it will be hard to sign up.

What she didn't tell you is the sexual harassment and karens encounters.

Yup hahah but I'm afraid of higher places plus I'v never been on a plane before so 😅😅😅😅 idk if that will work for me

​@@RonLarhzat least they can constrained the to seats with tape or be thrown off by jeenieweenie

So tragic 😂😂😂

Like being a straight male ballet dancer 😂

@@jeenie.weenie my uncle is gay who is a flight attendant

​@@CatMom-uw9jl Noo!!! That should be illegal. There's not a single male ballet dancer who's not HOT AS HELL I'm sorry, call me whatever you want, I don't want to lose even one to women, I know a few bi ones (all with incredibly toxic jealous wives) but that's different. I can part with the idea of all male flight attendants being gay although the best partner I've had for... Gay adult activities... Was a gay flight attendant. We still meet every time he lands here (and have enough time to spare) but I don't want to imagine a straight male ballet dancer 😭😭😭 I guess this is what women feel when they complain about a man being gay.

@@Shamcy_Supidk there are a lot of gay uncles (guncles)

Aaron… u must be straight 😂😂😂

Try being a gay rancher

@@madtabby66 Doesn't that just have brokeback mountain vibes 😅

@@DavidCruickshank no because remember in broke back mountain the wife figured out he was gay because he never wet his line? You think gay men never take a break from sex?

I met a gay guy who ran a moving company! ]

APPLY!!!

@@jeenie.weenie i want to apply but im too short lmao

​@@ibelieveinwoozisupremacy8681 4'11'' to 6'4'' is the height requirement. If one company says you're too short, try another.

They often have very wonky marriages though. Divorce rate is as high as the altitude they fly at.

Here in the Netherlands we think the male nurses are gay....because they mostly are, but in the U.S a ton of straight guys are nurses.

The Air Force medical field is definitely a different world!

I thought that's kind of the point that they train you to be psychos?

​@@hinotefanatici'd love to hear more about it

@@F0XB0W A physical therapist.

@@soIzec at least in my experience it’s more “civilianized” than other areas. The relationship between officers and enlisted is much more relaxed, sometimes too much so. Lots of people on a first name basis, hanging out off duty, etc. A lot of the doctors are much more their profession than their rank. Can be refreshing in the background but as an enlisted person I still had to recognize there was a line.

Precisely the reason why, in 8th grade, my friend Steve and I signed up for Home Ec. First day of class, teacher walks in, sees us and says: "Men should never be in a kitchen" (nevermind that at the time 99.9% of the chefs in the world, at that time, were men). So, first she banished us to another room, then she made up a whole curriculum for us that relied heavily on politics. I challenged her on this (I had a set of state education rules and regs in my possession). The principal transferred me to working in the school cafeteria (and getting academic credit). I was already working after school as a janitor for the school and got a free meal each day for working in the cafeteria-making things easier for my mom at home (I didn't need a sack lunch each day).

I signed up for home ec. simply because I wanted to. I was also, the only biological male in class. The teacher was good about it but the classmates hated me being there. One of them (the president of the Student Representative Council) went so far as to tell me "Go back to the shop (the guys all signed up for industrial arts), where you belong." I probably shouldn't have said it in hindsight but I snapped "Maybe I want to learn to be a good housewife and homemaker too." This angered her more and she insisted that wasn't why they were there. The teacher overheard our argument and replied: "Actually, he's right. That would've been the original intention of this class historically and although the curriculum has since changed there are still traces of that fact that can be seen." That shut up the other student! I ended up being the only student in the whole school to take both Construction and Carpentry (the girls all chose online classes for that period) and Home Ec. in the same year. That was funny too though because we baked cookies in Home Ec. and there wasn't enough time between classes. There wasn't another class in the Home Ec. room so the girls got permission to use their laptops at the big table we had in there. They then brought me my cookies to the shop wrapped in tin foil. I managed to bribe the trouble maker (who ended up getting kicked out the next year) with one of them. We shook on "If Mr. Smith says you've been good at the end of class you can have one." I think Mr. Smith was surprised how well that worked. 😂

@@BBC600 I took shop the year before I signed up for Home Ec. In the first quarter we were rebuilding lawn mower engines. I was weeks ahead of everyone else because I was a nerd that hung out at Radio Shack and I knew how to electronically troubleshoot an engine, so, the shop teacher hid my piston for two weeks to give everyone else a chance to catch up. In the second quarter we had to troubleshoot a primitive circuit board (this was the mid 1970's). After a week I came in and found that the shop teacher had ripped all of the wires out of my circuit board. When I asked the teacher about it, he said "You're a f*cking genius, you figure it out." I barely finished the assignment before the end of the semester. The second semester, we had to build a shack. This was something that I was finally not great at and the teacher absolutely loved it. He also wouldn't let me near the wiring and when the other students consistently f'ed up the wiring, he let me and Steve (we'd grown into a team by then) set up the wiring and truth be told, it was Steve that set up the fuse box as Steve had a great dad and he had taught Steve how to do that.

They believe you're gay for having female friends because they either:: look down on & stereotype ladies,, always try to date//sleep with their platonic lady friends,, or unfortunately do both. The worst type

I know, so many people call me gay just because I hang out with girls like shut up don’t call me gay just because my friends are girls, do you find that annoying cause I do

So stupid! My hair stylist is straight. He comes from a family of stylists; his dad opened the salon and his bro works there too. All married to beautiful women and making tons of money. Call them gay and they'll laugh all the way to the bank. I also knew a married couple who both flew for the same airline. In fact lots of married couples - heterosexual - flying as flight attendants.

That's really sad Male nurses are so needed in the field. Whenever young girls have to turn over a 100+ kg patient to change the sheets, it's a big struggle. They hesitate to ask the doctors, since it's not their job and end up looking for a transportation guy or just break their backs, turning the patient themselves

I hope you have a swift and smooth recovery from your surgery!

Jennie. Weenie inspires me.. My parents said if get 50k followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys, literally Begging..

@@alphaa2010 oh shut up

Live your dream! 😊

F*ck what people think! GO FOR IT!

F*ck the sexists!

This is why identifying as a female is so very wrong for a middle aged balding guy, just so he can join the female change rooms and showers.

Was that Malcolm in the Middle?

Game is game

Give it a try anyway guys. If it was so very hard, no one would be a flight attendant at all. Most of the flight attendants I've seen have been female. Are women tougher than men? Is that what you're suggesting?

@@Bevityin some cases yes

Yeah guys you’re too weak Better not even try

@@M_SC i think y'all misunderstood what i said. I'm not saying you should not go for this job. Only go for this job if you have the determination not for the privileges it gives. There are many people out there who carelessly opt for privileged jobs not knowing the consequences and end up dropping out of it and wasting the time.

People really took a simple comment to that one gender is better

I think this one is true because on a video I was told by many that in the Philippines most male flight attendants are gay. If it's a male chances are that hes gay. Dont know if it works elsewhere too or just there but I think it might be the case in some other countries too

@@Cherries-sv9hkOf course it is. They join to be among each other. It’s a lifestyle, but a lonely one after retirement.

Homophobic men don’t actually like women. They only are attracted to them. So being around women isn’t fun for them. Sexism, homophobia, racism always go together

Kurt Browning, Olympian and populat figure skater, claimed he went into figure skating instead of hockey because of the women.

And apparently higher rates of cancer. But the studies are "inconclusive"

The straight flight attendants always stand out because they pull jokes to passengers just like tour guides do on tourist coaches.

how?

@@teamawesomeness7137 watch the video.

That's not too old at all. With 7 European languages you will be rich. 😁 I don't know why nowadays flight attendants are so young, as a passenger I am more comfortable with trusting my life to someone with life experience rather than a youngling. No matter how trained they are. A few years ago airlines applied older and plumper ladies (in their 50s), because passangers felt safer with them.

Never too old!(it's just a state of mind). I was 53 when I became a F/A. Retired now, but it was the best and most challenging job ever! Regret only what you didn't try for. Bonne Chance! Wally B.🤓

Is that a pun? 😅

Flight Crews may chose their destination/layovers based on seniority. Hence, similar crew on many flights. ✈️. 🤓