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that's like some Voltaire level thinking on her part

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Ha. This is movie not reality where it can be cat fight. Lol.

Yup in the form of a wage and hour or NLRB complaint over working conditions

Don't mess with Linda!

@@georgewang2947 Don’t mess with Marsha 🙃

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My money is on Linda. Marsha's clipper class ass is toast.

you'd have to ask the writere

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If you value your career, DON’T ARGUE WITH THE PURSER!

Marsha Marsha Marsha !!!!

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The beds were on the upper deck. No wonder she never came downstairs.

Especially if it was a male attendant

@Fred Scuttle it was a "sick burn" back in the 80's, a burn is a dig at someone

@@Ccyawn123 I don't think Marsha is Dudley's type.

THIS comment made me laugh so hard!!!

I'll second the motion.

Glad I wasn't the only one who caught that subtle joke...

Gurl, yesssssss … lol

@@stickynorth can you explain it

@@boujeeaf2318 they're making a joke about that queen (the gay flight attendant) showing up right on cue. 😂

I wonder if they were aware of that joke or it is unintentional

Jan this isn't about you.

@@1867Phoenix 🤣🤣🤣

I was waiting for Linda to come busting in! Lol 😆

"Marcia, Marcia, MARCIA!"

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It's just an excuse for management to pay fewer people to do more work

100%

That's why I was so confused at first... "Wow, Pan-Am is so progressive letting their staff nickname each other like Miss Upper Deck... OH wait, never mind..."

I’ll be “Clipper Class”

@@stickynorth 😂

Hahahaha!

I was on the upper deck in that day. It was filthy, I screamed Marsha! MARSHA! But she was gone. That was the day the killings started.

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Computer says "No".

The Princess Royal *DETESTS* yoghurt

I was thinking this EXACT same thing about Little Britain!

Same here.

Can you tell me why someone is assigned Upper deck in your opinion? Frequent business class flyer here and am always fascinated by who gets what class of cabin and why...thanks in advance..

@@hoderharris let's just say "does not play well with others" appeared allot in their file. Doesn't mean they were bad FAs....most were rock stars with guests. Just a bit deficient on the "teamwork" skill set.

@@Eric2221 thanks got it!

*DEAD*

I’d like to have seen Marsha n Dudley get into it at the layover hotel. 😂🤣😅

@@stuyguy6691 Yep! Especially after a few drinks in the Bar downstairs..

@@Eric2221 Yeh forget it.. There is no point angering it any further. Choose your battles Lol!

A number of airlines put economy on the upper deck. Air France, China Airlines, British Airways, South African, Swiss Air, Ansett, JAL... Didn't want First Class to have to climb stairs, and it's a smaller cabin, and you get disturbed by the flight deck traffic. First class gets the section forward of the front doors insteaed.

@@straightpipediesel Although many younger people seem under the impression that F class was situated on the 747 upper deck, it was traditionally situated in the nose of the aircraft and once the upper deck lounges for First Class passengers seated on the lower deck to visit disappeared at the end of the 70's it rarely was, The nose section of a 747 was much better suited to F class and that is where it was usually situated.

Oh yeah, one more issue, in the days before IFE with in-seat screens, the movie sucked on the upper deck. The aisle went down the center to the flight deck, so there wasn't a good place for a projector screen. You usually got a tiny narrowbody-style CRT above the aisle instead.

@@straightpipediesel It's been a long tie since I have flown on a 747 upper deck but I can't recall any problem with viewing the movie or the screen. Perhaps this was an airline specific problem?

@@Ben-xe8ps most likely you flown on the -300 or -400 as its easier than the older 747s where the stairs are in the front and not the back

Clipper class is business class in Pan Am ideology, like Polaris or Delta One

12 years isn't exactly junior either.

@@Bellasie1 these days it is....at AA my friend is 30yrs years and on reserve.

12 years at the airline I worked for meant 24 hours in SYD or AKL.

@@willmpayne Good for you

It would be. Remember that through the 60's, you were forced to leave if you got married or pregnant. Pan Am had a mandatory retirement age of 32, which meant a maximum career of 14 years. Even though this was the 80's, she would have joined at the tail end of those rules.

Because crew that have been trained in first class service think that they are above all of the other crew. They also think that economy passengers are beneath them and don't want to work with them.

Being forced to work with the trashy main cabin passengers and, even worse, the main deck FAs, IS abuse!

"you go where _you're_ needed"

Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!! 😐😐😐😐

Jan....you don't have any friends.......

Linda is being a bitch to someone smoking or another FA about being in her galley. Lol. That or she had the day off.

Hello, my name is Linda. I heard you may need assistance?

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We definitely need Linda in this situation.

Think Linda has been ducted taped in her jump seat

Yes that's what I thought, too. Why should the upper deck duty leave it unmonitored, she really made a point there! Sadly, in aviation, a lot of the so-called righteousness voiced by lesson-givers is nothing more than virtue signaling by inflated egos and a festival of manipulative personalities trying to serve themselves the best they can.

@@Bellasie1 I get the team work aspect while the service is running. But Upper Deck working alone, or with three on the 744, was tough enough, in particular with the Royalty on the flight deck 😉 And she did check with her colleagues. I suppose back then the PU was not integrated on a service position, and the really good ones rolled their sleeves up and dived behind that curtain to help. On one of my flights one PU locked himself up in the first class loo with a newspaper with the words: Call me when boarding is over! 🤣 Then sat in his ‘office’ doing Sudoku for hours on end. When I was promoted to PU, I made it clear that no job is below me, and my crews where happy to do any task I asked them politely to do. The LAVs near my station I kept tidy and stocked up myself. Or doing juice trays in Economy, and helping clearing meal trays in. Otherwise I would have been bored to death. And sitting on the flight deck and listen to the pilots talking endlessly about which roof tiles are the best or how the lawn mover was repaired or which how awesome the last golf round went - YAWN! Of course, not all were like that lol I am getting off the track here. So, safety was always paramount, and there had to be a crew member on the upper deck at all times. Seniority always had its perks.

That’s the purser, not the pilot.

@@danielf1313 Oh. I am addicted to these videos. I also love the one where the smoking passenger takes the stewardess's jump seat and will not leave.

A Marsha divided against itself, CANNOT STAND!

@@matthewrammig LOL!!!!

EXCEPT having to go from upper to main deck, which is prohibited by the Geneva Convention as cruel and degrading treatment.

Also, it was probably just a British-American English misunderstanding and she heard “helping out with FA” rather than “helping out other FAs”

It sounds childish because adults are usually not that candid. I'd say it's counterproductive, rather. It won't help her to expose she didn't agree but complied anyway, because in corporations, neither honesty nor reflection are truly valued, and obedience is as necessary as it is better applied as discreetly as possible, for fear to be deemed as lacking leadership.

@@Bellasie1 NB: “your duties”

I think it is a line put in deliberately to show that even if yiu do not agree with your superior, you still have to comply.

I cant tell if this is real or not

Just Google it and fab old photos come up. It was a different world back then!!

@@Aussiemarco It sure was , I call it back in the good ole days!

Yeah, I think I may have nailed Dudley once in Palm Springs. Hard to tell--they all start to look the same.

Dudley actually went on to die of AIDS related pneumonia

They didn't show the Kaposi lesions or oral thrush, either.

@@LickMyMusketBallsYankee He loved Isaac Hayes "Chocolate Sweaty Balls." Trivia Byte: The guy who played the Gay traffic controller in "Airplane" was NOT acting (Gasps.) And, he Died of The Plague in 1985-even before Rock Hudson. One of the first recognized non-Celebrity Deaths from AIDS in America was a 39 yo Gay NYC Schoolteacher who liked to party on Fire Island. He presented in 1979, with weird infections, and Died on Christmas Eve, 1980. The first major case Cluster, on Both coasts, wasn't until June, 1981. There WERE a few scattered deaths way before that, including a St. Louis teenage boy, back in 1969! His tissues were frozen, and tested positive for HIV in 1987. Older patients, on average, got sick much faster than younger ones. That's why Rock Hudson, Roy Cohn, Liberace, and the head of Ultra-Conservative NCPAC (The Irony) Died in the mid-1980s, while the peak of AIDS Deaths was in 1995, just before the Drug Cocktails came out. They didn't get infected in the Early Seventies, because there were VERY few US cases back then. If you're interested, I can tell you the most plausible theory of how that epidemic began in this Country. HINT: it wasn't Gay Swingers, or Heroin addicts (although they are certainly to blame for worsening it.)

DANG...I thought I was the First! "The Bratty Bunch" is what MAD magazine called the show.

Omg lol 😂 Vivid Video

It was akin to today’s business class.

@@cessnaverdi A business class product at the time but I would submit much closer to today's international Premium Economy offering. There was nothing remotely close to lay-flat business back then, and even most of the first class hard products were far inferior to today's business.

Failed attempt to instill Machismo, sort of like "Sue."

Yeah. They didn't show the gams, though.

Yea really Dudley is all “we want to maximize manpower because we don’t want to hire more people” which translates to more responsibilities without a raise

Initially I thought they were referring to the purser as Miss Upper Deck, and I thought this was going to be a diversity training video about how not to judge people and say mean things about them in the work setting. Especially when he is your superior. But I think this video was shot before diversity training was a thing.