Continental Airlines 1987 Retrospective

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  • Опубликовано: 25 янв 2025

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  • @GoldenOldiesMusicCollector
    @GoldenOldiesMusicCollector 5 лет назад +20

    I worked in Reservations in Denver from May 1985 until I quit the airline in May 1994. The wages during this time were so low it literally ruined my life financially. Now United Continental Holdings are finally paying more than $25 an hour to Reservation Agents. I started at $5.77 an hour in May 1985 and when I quit in May 1994 I was earning $8.48 an hour. 9 years of my life was wasted on low wages. In 1988. I was one of the top 10 Reservation Agents out of about 5,000 Reservation Agents. In 2019, I finally own a home and I am retired. I went to the hotel industry and earned twice the money in less time then working for Continental Airlines. Thank you for the memories.

  • @sandiegotrojandawg
    @sandiegotrojandawg 8 лет назад +71

    Lorenzo took Continental from being the Rolls-Royce of world air carriers into the VW of airlines literally overnight. We flight attendants had our salaries slashed by 62% in one day when he abrogated the union contracts back in '83. All the fine china, cutlery, and our 5-star inflight food service...literally trashed, thrown out, and gone with the wind. The years following were very hard, especially on us long-time employees. Our pride in our company had been crushed. But, by God's grace, I made it through to 38 years in the air and when I retired in 1992, I could sense that things were going to get better. Many CO employees felt badly that Eastern Airlines was slowly being dismantled for the benefit of CO. But, there wasn't anything that we could do about it. In essence, two once-great airlines died ---- the old, original Continental, the "Proud Bird With The Golden Tail", and Eastern Airlines, the "Wings of Man". No wonder Lorenzo is forever barred from owning a commercial airline entity again. Enjoyed the video, nevertheless.

    • @JustinLHopkins
      @JustinLHopkins 8 лет назад +10

      Great info. Thanks. Continental did eventually recover and had very high customer satisfaction rates. Unfortunately, United bought them out and service is once again sketchy. I miss those continental planes.

    • @JMMT7022801
      @JMMT7022801 8 лет назад +8

      What the fuck has happened to American aviation? Flying has been relegated to taking a Greyhound bus in the skies. 😢😢

    • @angelog4150
      @angelog4150 8 лет назад +6

      Justin Hopkins United didn't buy them out Continental did because United went bankrupt. Everything from continental was the same when they merged as continental took over United. The only thing that changed was their name

    • @JustinLHopkins
      @JustinLHopkins 8 лет назад +3

      Angeelo Gov You're right. I mixed it up.

    • @RedLP5000S
      @RedLP5000S 6 лет назад

      @@angelog4150 So, you're saying that those United birds currently flying around the world are actually Continental still? Then why did CAL adopt the UAL brand name? It makes the average layperson like me believe that CAL is a defunct company. I'm confused. Help me 😰

  • @stevedow5842
    @stevedow5842 5 лет назад +14

    My affection for air travel by any airline is purely nostalgic.

  • @SuperNolaguy
    @SuperNolaguy 4 года назад +7

    Conti was the ONLY airline that would allow my mother to fly with her advanced condition of pancreatic cancer and treated her with kindness after being treated unsuccessfully in NYC, from Newark to Fort Myers fulfilling her desire to die in Punta Gorda with our family present. God bless the old Continental Airlines and my eternal thanks and appreciation.

    • @margaretmcinroe265
      @margaretmcinroe265 6 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your kind words..In 1987 I was working as an Art Consultant & sales rep for a graphic company in Dallas & had a BFA in Art History but was not earning much money and the economy in Dallas was slow so I decide to apply for Stewardess jobs & was hired Le by American & Continental when they changed the job title to Flight Attendant. Robert Six and Audrey Meadows had really created a very dynamic and world class airline. The merger madness, criminal back stabbing and bullying started soon after 1987.
      .
      Most of the legacy Continental employees were very professional and some of the most interesting and intelligent folks I've ever met. Continental was slandered and literally driven to bankruptcy by not only a very cutthroat industry but the New York Times, New York Post and many very demanding travelers caused our whole employee group to be driven into poverty and many Flight Attendants as well as gate agents suffered through poverty, no health care and a lot of bodily injuries as well as public humiliation.
      I am retired now and really appreciate keeping the peace globally while restoring dignity and respect to all travel and wish everyone a safe and pleasant Summer. Golden Jet, Jazz, Arts, Entertainment, Compassionate and Humanitarian Eco Skies service are forever in our hearts!

  • @keithvalliere6873
    @keithvalliere6873 3 года назад +16

    PÓS Lorenzo ...he ran both EASTERN AIRLINES & CONTINENTAL AIRLINES into the ground for his profit, I worked at both, and at Eastern I wasn’t paid for the last 4 weeks I had worked there, the airlines used to be a sought after job, not anymore, Lorenzo can take the credit for ruining the industry

    • @tiadaid
      @tiadaid Год назад +1

      Ironically, Lorenzo was originally against deregulation...

  • @linschien
    @linschien 4 года назад +4

    Darren Reynard, Thanks for the memories. Started with CAL inflight back in 1987, despite the name change now, always Continental at heart.

    • @csrredcoat
      @csrredcoat  4 года назад +1

      No problem 😁 glad you enjoyed. Forever Continental! I started in 1990 and still work in CLE.... For now

    • @franseykel9802
      @franseykel9802 3 года назад

      I started with CAL in 1963 in LA. Thanks for the memories.

  • @Littlebigbot
    @Littlebigbot 7 лет назад +11

    I miss the old Frontier. When I was a teenager living in Colorado, me and my pals flew the Convair 580's all over western Colorado to ski. They served many communities that had high altitude airports and low population density. One of my flights to Gunnison I sat next to Kenny Rogers when he was with the First Edition. They were on their way to perform at Western State College. He and his band performed for the passengers and sang "Ruby Don't Take Your Love to Town" which was on the charts at the time. Talk about fun times.

    • @dc10driver1
      @dc10driver1 4 года назад

      I used to fly those 580's before I went to Eastern.

  • @apl175
    @apl175 9 месяцев назад +3

    4:02 IBM PS/2 machines and the VGA display standard were brand new in 1987. They must've felt and looked so modern back then.,

    • @margaretmcinroe265
      @margaretmcinroe265 6 месяцев назад

      Yes! We were uplifting the traveling public in style with state of the Art technology
      , Arts, Entertainment, and fun. #restinpeacecultcha #topbrass #calual

  • @craigjackson2428
    @craigjackson2428 4 года назад +4

    Thanks for the upload and archive for Continental Airlines. Do I remember these events coming out of high school with Continental, Eastern, etc....... It had me rethinking a career with the airlines seeing the constant turmoil of the era. Looking back, wow!!!! These professionals have been through so much upheavals. Gordon Bethune turned Continental around to eventually leadership took over United to form the new United. What a wild wide that came full circle historically! Thanks for the memories.

    • @csrredcoat
      @csrredcoat  4 года назад

      You're welcome! It's fun to look back at this history. I'm about to hit my 30 year anniversary in a few days at CO/UA.

    • @craigjackson2428
      @craigjackson2428 4 года назад +1

      Sir, you have my respect!!!! What a remarkable accomplishment to see. Both Continental and United have personal histories for me.

  • @kevinthomaswright6979
    @kevinthomaswright6979 10 лет назад +7

    its not team work its called the continental people who made this the best damn ever .long live the proud bird with the golden tale

    • @margaretmcinroe265
      @margaretmcinroe265 6 месяцев назад

      Yes, Blessings & Peace to all Continental folks - Spread the word Golden rules never give up. #Topbrass #calgonetakemeaway #wingsofgold #goldstandardagogo

  • @whrjongo
    @whrjongo 4 года назад +4

    Awesome thanks for the memories!!!

  • @gregsells8549
    @gregsells8549 4 года назад +3

    In 1987 I flew Continental from Austin to LAX for $49 each way, complete with an in-flight meal.

  • @Banditz71
    @Banditz71 9 лет назад +26

    That SORRY SOB Lorenzo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @sky-11
      @sky-11 4 года назад

      you still have your cessna 180 ? its very nice little video you made

  • @moogwanmyrick7686
    @moogwanmyrick7686 8 лет назад +15

    Frank Lorenzo. One of worst CEOs ever. My dad worked for them during this time (and beyond). He ended up with no pension, thanks to this man, and his robbing of the employees pensions during the bankruptcy despite working for the airline for over 20 years.

    • @schnellguy
      @schnellguy 4 года назад +3

      I was a Eastern employie for 21 years,Lorenzo gutted the company and the pension fund then closed the doors.He is a sorry SOB!

    • @wendysolem2372
      @wendysolem2372 3 года назад +1

      @@schnellguy I grew up in Miami, my neighbor flew for Eastern. When I moved to NY and going home on holidays - I always flew on Eastern "The Wings of Man"

  • @jrsx1
    @jrsx1 10 лет назад +30

    Cool piece of Continental Airlines history. Frank Lorenzo is still a scum-bag though.

  • @Johnoftheshire
    @Johnoftheshire 3 года назад +7

    It was a game of Musical Chairs that forced the decision for Continental to go with United. Delta had already merged with Northwest, and American had merged with US Airways. The writing was not only on the wall, but there was only a 6% overlap redundancy in the two airline's route structure, which was phenomenal. The United name and signage were better known worldwide, but Continental's service was superior by far. It was hard to swallow the United name for the Continental folks at the time of the merger (2010). The attitude at CAL was sunny and positive and get the job done right; UAL's attitude was to cancel as many flights as possible and head for the hotel -- who cares about the paying customers? That is not every UAL employee, but too many of them. That attitude would NEVER have been tolerated at CAL -- by the employees! If you've ever merged with a bad-attitude group, it's always a matter of if you will raise them up or will they bring you down. The years following the merger were filled with that struggle. I hope it's been resolved by now.

  • @warrenwooding9012
    @warrenwooding9012 10 лет назад +11

    In the '80s, United & Continental separated after conflict at Denver. Years later, they went back to dating where they got engaged, and married October 1st, 2010. #october1st

    • @ScottRothsroth0616
      @ScottRothsroth0616 7 лет назад +2

      Warren Wooding COA [Continental Airlines] is so much better than UAL [United Airlines].

    • @christopherwaits7852
      @christopherwaits7852 4 года назад

      Scott Roth wring. United was way better

  • @goopygeiger5632
    @goopygeiger5632 4 месяца назад

    Hi Darren- proud to call you a co-worker!

    • @csrredcoat
      @csrredcoat  4 месяца назад

      @@goopygeiger5632 thanks Ralph! Feelings mutual 😏

  • @seeburg220
    @seeburg220 10 лет назад +6

    Bring back the 80's !

  • @TheAirtrans
    @TheAirtrans 9 лет назад +4

    Enjoyed Air Continental service.

  • @lrg3834
    @lrg3834 5 лет назад +4

    Deregulation was mishandled (I believe purposely) by the U.S. government. It essentially forced all legacy carriers to slash and burn costs almost overnight, including salaries and pensions, in an effort to ward off new low-cost entrants. Instead, the government should have eased into this new frontier to allow legacy carriers enough time to adjust. For example, legacy carriers could've kept existing employees at or near pre-regulation salaries/benefits, and lowered these disbursements over an adjustment period for new employees.

  • @raymondhetes9783
    @raymondhetes9783 2 года назад +5

    Lorenzo and Ichan the WORST!!!; DESTROYED AIRLINES AND MORAL AND FAMILY

  • @doug9066
    @doug9066 5 лет назад +3

    And who knew years later Continental & United would come together as Continental/United Holdings after the merger.

  • @dc10driver1
    @dc10driver1 9 лет назад +7

    I couldn't get past halfway thru this video! All the good things in this video that happened to Continental were at the expense of Eastern Airlines. Routes, hubs, System One were all stolen away for baby Continental. No wonder they grew. And yes, I used to fly for Eastern!

  • @anandguruji83
    @anandguruji83 9 лет назад +3

    CONTINENTAL AIRLINES COMMERCIAL FROM 1987 1:47

    • @anandguruji83
      @anandguruji83 9 лет назад +1

      CONTINENTAL AIRLINES COMMERCIAL FROM 1987 1:47

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    Was Conti the Flight Attendents close to her name? the Whatever Lady that everyone was saying the Whatever lady the Whatever Lady, Connie?

  • @stevehofmaster7489
    @stevehofmaster7489 7 лет назад +7

    What a shame Continental couldn't stand alone.They were once the very best.Becoming United was awful for them,I miss the proud bird!

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    What was minimum wage in 1987?

  • @UAL320
    @UAL320 2 года назад +2

    Hundred of scab pilots at Continental during this era. They’d do anything for Frank Lorenzo and worked for peanuts. That’s why they felt they needed to hit the pilot’s union.

  • @ThatCodeBlue
    @ThatCodeBlue 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks to “Frankie Smooth Talk” this is the first video on RUclips that literally smells.

  • @JerjerB
    @JerjerB 10 лет назад +12

    Obviously this was meant for "internal" purposes. BUT, now who OWNS Continental? United!!

    • @adsmith122
      @adsmith122 6 лет назад +3

      its the opposite sir … cash wise, united bought them but running the airline are continental people, the ceo is Jeffery A. Smisek, formerely contintenal ceo

  • @MrFligemon
    @MrFligemon 9 лет назад +30

    Lorenzo should have undergone a public castration!!!!!!

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    No the lives that were lost is what achieved this!

  • @Eric2221
    @Eric2221 3 года назад

    I forgot Lewis Jordan was in a senior position there during the 'cleanup'.

  • @bobbypaluga4346
    @bobbypaluga4346 6 лет назад +1

    I loved Frontier and Continental out of Denver before FL screwed them both up, paying people pennies. I was not a United fan. “Hub losing $36 million a month” was that Newark or Denver?

  • @jameswaters3939
    @jameswaters3939 4 года назад +1

    Feldman did not "auger in" ... right? Lorenzo? right? "W"? right? North? ... right. And, the cabin crew pouncer at KMAF and KLBB was W. too. FYI - it's not rumor, but rather, fact. Sorry - I don't what to do with it except let y'all know what went down at LAX 10/80. Feldman didn't "auger in". I was a Port Security Agent for the USCG/LAX and this is true. I was also employed at CAL Sat.6 and, later, OCP, .LAXFPCO. It was a mafia deal and ... sadly, remains covered up. Took us a while to figure it out. And no, this is neither prank nor joke. I have DD-214 problems along with 600k other service treated sans honor and rather shabily by the JAGs and government.

  • @nathanielcushman7489
    @nathanielcushman7489 5 лет назад +1

    Was this a staff video.

  • @ddivincenzo1
    @ddivincenzo1 7 лет назад +1

    I flew this airline a few times with family. The last was such a horrible experience that my mom and I refused to do so ever again. They lost my luggage and basically didn't give a crap.

  • @donnafromnyc
    @donnafromnyc 3 года назад

    New York Air was a fine airline. Frank's big error in not keeping it separate. AND in buying Eastern.

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    I am sorry because was because of lack of safety at Stapleton Denver International airport

  • @ShakespeareCafe
    @ShakespeareCafe 11 месяцев назад

    They got rid of The Pub and installed more seats packing us hapless passengers in like sardines

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    I did not just hear that! Who is the Whatever, Lady? She was NOT JUST A Stewardess! I thing I was in the cargo hold of the 1987 Contenintal airlines flight that crash. That's maybe where I was seated. Did I know my cousin Leon SCOFIELD The pilot, if he was the Pilot of this plane crash because they changed the names of everyone or not? Were they all employees or family of employees of Continental Airline's Staff ? I don't know why I'm thinking strange words that came later in life or something

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    This is Janeva Scofield I'm 53 and having flashbacks and freaked out because I have a maniquine with no legs and green eyes with marker a green tear? Oh that's so horrifying, because that body type is what you look like when your cause of death is not Froze to death, but petrified in fear and should be TREATED as in RESPECTED as petrified Forest in Arizona! Should be, if they are not, I demand it! Someone better do something I'm having flashbacks and it's all bad! Horrifically bad!

  • @jameswaters3939
    @jameswaters3939 7 лет назад +1

    fyi - Al Feldman didn't auger in.

    • @ThatCodeBlue
      @ThatCodeBlue 5 лет назад

      James Waters Frank killed Al’s child so what could Al do but sadly what he did.

  • @retroguyretail1976
    @retroguyretail1976 9 лет назад +3

    funny how united tried to take continental's business and they have merged funny how time goes by

    • @hoonlee6585
      @hoonlee6585 8 лет назад +3

      NOT FUNNY THEY STOLE TWO LIVERIES FROM UNITED AIRLINES
      THEY LITTERLY ROBBED THE BATTLESHIP GREY, AND THE RAINBOW LIVERLY

    • @sandiegotrojandawg
      @sandiegotrojandawg 8 лет назад +1

      How FUNNY do you think it is when Un-tidy Airlines steals the current Continental livery, erases its name, and slaps its own on all the aircraft and then Un-tidy Airlines instills its own millennia-long horrible inflight service to boot!! "Fly the Friendly Skies of Un-tidy"....... I THINK NOT!!

    • @hoonlee6585
      @hoonlee6585 8 лет назад +1

      sandiegotrojandawg no I'm serious >:(

    • @angelog4150
      @angelog4150 8 лет назад +1

      sandiegotrojandawg U DO KNOW THAT CONTINENTAL MANAGEMENT TOOK OVER UNITED RIGHT? United didn't steal the continental livery, Continental bought United. United is continental just with a different name. United was the one that died.

    • @quinnjim
      @quinnjim 8 лет назад +4

      CAL did not buy UAL. You got that backwards. We DID bring the CAL CEO over, but he ended up being a crook so we fired him.

  • @joespag26
    @joespag26 7 лет назад +12

    Great airline destroyed by United !!

    • @adsmith122
      @adsmith122 6 лет назад

      you "do" realize continental bought united … not the other way around?

    • @cameraman655
      @cameraman655 6 лет назад +2

      @@adsmith122 Yeah, that is the whole sad irony, "Slimesek" (aka Mr FLIBS "Frank Lorenzo In A Better Suit") sold CO down to the river to broken down UA, giving the world the impression through smoke-n-mirrors that it was the other way around. Now we have a carrier that carries the UA brand, moved the HQ from low tax, business-friendly Texas to the corrupt and practically bankrupt, Socialist experiment, business-hostile, crime-ridden city of Chicago, UA crews get the best of everything, hours, routes, etc... while CO (EX-Cons) get the shaft.
      Yeah, who owns who....?

    • @davidhollywood7796
      @davidhollywood7796 6 лет назад +2

      @AD Smith Wrong! UAL Corp bought Continental Airlines Inc for $3.17 billion in an all-stock deal. Get your facts straight

    • @PandaAviator-xw5ru
      @PandaAviator-xw5ru 4 года назад

      AD Smith you are correct because when United was having problems with money, they started having negotiations first with continental, but continental didn’t buy United at first so US airways started negotiations but continental came back and said yes to buying United.

    • @franseykel9802
      @franseykel9802 3 года назад +3

      Great airline destroyed by Lorenzo.

  • @gendaminoru3195
    @gendaminoru3195 6 лет назад +3

    LORENZO MAY BE THE BIGGEST WEASEL OF ALL TIME - in the industry anyway. I hated seeing him at LAX when he came through ops.

  • @jamwaters
    @jamwaters 9 лет назад +2

    I have information that suggests that Al Feldman's death wasn't a suicide. Eastern's shuttle ultimately became the Trump Shuttle after Lorenzo's march across the skies, a la Sherman, was followed on in to centralize corporate power in the nation. Ebbers with WorldCom was part of that and he went to the penalty box.

  • @eilidhmm
    @eilidhmm Год назад +1

    "Texas Air's System One" uh no, you mean Eastern's System One which Frank Lorenzo stole...

  • @jimt90
    @jimt90 6 лет назад +2

    Lorenzo took the carriers he took over from being solid performers to being the yugo's of the airline industry. EA, CO, NY were the 3 that really were ground down to a nub. I recall FA's for CO and EA had uniforms when Lorenzo took over that was just basic shells without any form of lining in the jackets. Sort of reminded me of wearing a potato bag. Really needed to be a lot more regulation about mergers of the airlines back then and still today. Having the CO/UA merger was perhaps the worst marriage of networks. I can't say how many times the flight network of UA has just ground to a stop, funny thing it's almost always ORD! What were they thinking? Besides Lorenzo, AA is the killer of airlines as well absorbing HP, US, into the AA group. But, in their merger and merger and wouldn't have everything solved when they just "did it" America West, Piedmont, USAir merged to US Airways, but it took them 3 years after the merger to actually get a single operating cert. Yet, FA's were all scheduled in their own systems and remained in those systems until recently (2 decades later)

  • @19E37-e3i
    @19E37-e3i 5 лет назад +1

    The ugly sweater of corporate pop songs plays at the end. An early forerunner to Everything Is Awesome.

  • @barrysullins4839
    @barrysullins4839 6 лет назад

    Proud bird with the brass ass!

  • @markmnorcal
    @markmnorcal 9 лет назад +3

    This was the most boring airline company video. I suspect only former employees have come to watch.

    • @mrsantosjon
      @mrsantosjon 7 лет назад +1

      its fucking 1987 it aint 2017 when this vid came

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    I keep calling my second grade other best friend Danielle Nicholas my second grade because she skipped second grade we all met in third grade at cherry drive Elementary School Northglenn. Two of my best friends in second grade were second graders in third grade and Leslie Porter was Best friends with Danielle when they skipped second grade because if this 1987 plane crash otherwise neither Daniel or I would be AT one time heroin addicts, I became one in 2018 forced to ONLY because two weeks screaming in bathtub passing kidney Stones because I said no ahd an undercover CIA or DEA tell fire Dept Michael Shane Stout is China White Colorado. Stout told Janeva tell karma Leann Jones who I know changed his name he says from George Nelson Jones Junior to karma LeAnn Jones from Wilcox Arizona, tried to kill me three times in 2018!

  • @garyclement5121
    @garyclement5121 10 лет назад +11

    The entire video makes Continental look pathetic and accentuates that it had been an extraordinarily problematic airline.

    • @Nineteen80s29
      @Nineteen80s29 9 лет назад +4

      +Gary Clement At least they could admit they sucked, unlike a certain former airline based here in MSP whom I shed no tears for!

    • @joeychiarolanza6310
      @joeychiarolanza6310 9 лет назад +4

      Really? There was nothing problematic once Gordon got there.......

  • @RTD3
    @RTD3 Год назад

    United Airlines is the worst thing that ever happened to Continental and the traveling public.

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    It was a marketing thing! Hey yo dude guess who? it's the thing . I am not a thing, thank you very much! Yes I am a person . No I am not a person place or thing. No I am not a noun. Wait am I a noun? Okay yes I am a person I am a human being, is a noun a preposition? I am the pilots kid cousin. No we are Not kissing Cousins even in emergency situation to save most lives not in any situation not in any thing for any reason will I lie about what happened if I can keep " whatever lady" not a female from evaporating my brain.was not pilot erro, becau I said he was going to be so sorry he said that. Because t in any situation. cousinonly I was not petrified in fear as those who did not freeze to death. Yes I imagine the employees were embarrassed , the proud bird you use to be before you did the crash because of so little money but expensive to fly and it seems horrific but was because employees took pay cuts and not employee owned they did that because the lives lost and knew someday people will understand it was so much the lack of safety at airports, so that's what it was ABOUT! But because I was on that flight they told Pilot and me when was enough time to safe at least as many as were saved, and I still don't know if they saved my cousin Leon SCOFIELD the pilot, because he maybe froze to death and he was just like he was in his seat but stiff. Others were... what happened to their coats?

  • @reverendjanevascofield146
    @reverendjanevascofield146 Год назад

    In the Bible JESUS says I AM the Morning Star! Definitely the Morning Star is LUCIFER GODS ONLY SON! DEFINITION OF LUCIFER: THE Bringer OF LIGHT THE MORNING STAR! When someone who is Christian kills themselves. I'm trying to figure out if a Christian that dies in a certain manner of death because they died of fright I apologize for my wording, when remembering for first time something's because survivors and those involved someone is deciding if they kill me ir not go ahead shoot please, get your aim because very important accuracy paramount

  • @zhemeevallopianeslinjerdum9569
    @zhemeevallopianeslinjerdum9569 5 лет назад +2

    Air Travel sucks in 2019. even in "premium" class. PUKE!

  • @bomjam2590
    @bomjam2590 4 года назад +4

    Look at how cute and feminine American women used to be.

    • @taroman7100
      @taroman7100 3 года назад +2

      Hello! When standards mattered and BS didnt.