Jail has been a flight attendant for years.

Does long flights to Europe and South America, whether on the plane for 10 hours or more.

And it's such close quarters and customers can be so stressed out and get testy and she

and her coworkers of course always have to seem calm and courteous.

They need to totally control the cabin.

And at the same time, give off the solution of being servants.

Right.

When in reality we're in control.

It's stress rolls, she says.

It's easy for them to get on each other's nerves.

Like with this flight attendant who was Jill's nemesis for a while.

She just talked a lot.

I think that's what bothered me a lot.

So during our downtime, going into the galley sort of getting away from people, it would

just be incessant talking.

And it drove me nuts.

And I think my silence would drive her nuts.

So we didn't get along.

No question flight attendants snip at each other.

If they're in the middle of the aisle with the beverage cart.

We have to do it in a way that the passengers don't know what's happening.

For example, she would say, can you get me some more coaks from the galley?

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