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There is a writer for the Huffington Post. Her name is Caroline Bologna,

and she asked a lot, I don't know how many, but a lot of airline pilots what they refuse to do

when they are not pilots, but passengers. Just things, you know, they see all sorts of things

happening and people doing things on a plane

and you know they're pilots and they're going to be distinguished and these are things that they

they just don't do number one don't leave your shoes off when you go to the bathroom it's okay

they feel take take your shoes off take your shoes off while you're you know seated that's. I think we're used to that. For God's sakes, don't put your feet up on the window or something like that. But I'm not going to get into it. Don't go into that bathroom with just your socks on. It's not a good idea. Number two, don't stand up before the plane is at the gate. Once in a while,

you'll see some jackass doing that. Everybody does it. I hate that. It is bad. Don't board without a

beverage. I don't bring a beverage on. I like to get a Coke or something, you know, sometimes

even a Bloody Mary. But this pilot, these pilots are saying, nah, first of all, don't ever ask for the water and don't

even ask for the coffee.

Just take a beverage with you.

This is the interesting one.

And Sherry, I thought about you because we've traveled together so much.

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