FDX - Airing Dirty Laundry
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I once flew with a Capt. that had an unusually small bag for our 10 day Asia trip. I asked him how he managed? He said that when he gets to his room he gets in the shower with his uniform shirt, socks and underwear on ... soaps up ... and hangs his stuff up to dry ...
To each his own I guess?
To each his own I guess?
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I once flew with a Capt. that had an unusually small bag for our 10 day Asia trip. I asked him how he managed? He said that when he gets to his room he gets in the shower with his uniform shirt, socks and underwear on ... soaps up ... and hangs his stuff up to dry ...
To each his own I guess?
To each his own I guess?
#15
Hey, nothing wrong with a little ingenuity. When I used to fly Europe, I'd wash my gym clothes and my work shirts in my room's sink, then hang them up to dry. If they didn't dry in the room by show-time, I'd hang them up in the jumpseat area on the jet and they'd always be dry by the time we landed at our next stop. Where there's a will, there's a way, I always say. JJ
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I once flew with a Capt. that had an unusually small bag for our 10 day Asia trip. I asked him how he managed? He said that when he gets to his room he gets in the shower with his uniform shirt, socks and underwear on ... soaps up ... and hangs his stuff up to dry ...
To each his own I guess?
To each his own I guess?
#19
"Laundry Day" is about 2 MRT stops away. They will do it in 4-6 hours and there are plenty of shops/restaruants nearby. I think they are closed on Sunday so check in advance if you are there that day...
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