Posted on 09/08/2007 10:28:10 PM PDT by doesnt suffer fools gladly
Matt interviewed Kyla Ebbert, a 23-year-old college student who works as a waitress at Hooters. Two months ago, she boarded a Southwest Airlines flight from San Diego to Tucson. Before the flight took off, she was escorted into the jetway by a customer service representative, who asked her to change clothes. She didn't have any other clothes with her -- she had no luggage -- so the customer service rep told her to go home and change, then get a later flight. She said she had an appointment that she couldn't change, so after getting a lecture on appropriate attire, she was allowed to re-board the plane. But once back in her seat, she had to cover her legs with a blanket for the entire flight. Kyla wore the same outfit to the show this morning. At first, when she appeared on the set, it didn't seem like her outfit was so inappropriate. It was clear that her skirt was pretty short, but it didn't seem worthy of getting a lecture from a customer service representative on how to dress. But when she sat down, we learned just how short that skirt was -- when she flashed our national television audience. Yeah, that skirt was short. So there are a lot of questions here. What is appropriate dress for flying? Who should decide what is appropriate? Should airlines have a dress code? And without a dress code, can an airline block someone from flying? Southwest did, in fact, let her take the flight, but apparently not without embarrassing her and making a scene. It seems like unless there was a particular incident or complaint from other customers, then she should have been allowed to fly without any issues. But as we learned this morning, that skirt was indeed pretty short.
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hahaha!
The funny thing in the video she pulls down her skirt and her top. I bet the shirt was up high and the skirt was pretty high also.
She’s not very old and her face has a real worn look of someone who has been in the fast lane.
Yeah, that sort of ruins the moment.
(Note that I only said "sort of.")
;-)
That’s the weirdest looking outfit I’ve ever seen. And the green color of that sweater-bra thingy...yikes. Looks like Mylanta. The overall look makes me want to take some Mylanta.
How about his. It’s their airline and they set the standards. And all of the liberals who dare question their standards can walk. I’ll definitely remember that Southwest has standards and keeps skanks like this one in their low life place.
Them damn Molems crawl right up there everytime,
I'm bad - sorry. :O)
Well, I watched the link video, nice snatch shot. That said, I’ve seen worse. I think this is a bunch of whining about nothing, and the only reason we’re hearing about it is because the liberals from california smell money....
I’m sure he got to the bottom of it.
Their wives.
She looks much worn out for a 23 years old college attendee. I dont know the real reason for it, because I am not visiting porno sites, or I am not watching live cams from college girls dormitory. Kudos for Southwest Airlines reminding her, that an airplane is not a whore house and the passengers are not the customers waiting for her to advertise herself to the highest bidder. What belongs to a whore house, should stay in a whore house.
That’s what I’m thinking too—I bet she had quite a bit of her stomach showing.
It is very short. It’s telling that they had to bleep her crotch on tv because it was showing. I think it’s good that Southwest asks women to dress in a modest way on their flights. It’s their company, and they should be allowed to do that. I was pleased with the comments too. I was expecting them to be in favor of her outfit, but many people felt it was too sleazy. It leads me to believe there is still some moral hope for America.
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