The exciting world of nightstops

[AirHostess]

I have really begun to dread nightstops now. When I first joined I was really excited but after you have stayed in the same hotels time after time it just gets boring. My fellow crew are quite dull too and I spend most layovers either in my room watching BBC World News or CNN and reading magazines and ordering room service.

We do stay in nice hotels (all four stars) but I'm glad I'm leaving flying at the end of the month and will be at home every night

[Becks]

PKAH, isn't it amazing how some aspects of jobs become boring to those that do it every day, yet sound indescribably awesome to others (who DON't have to do it every day)?

[AirHostess]

Oh I know! But trust me, night stopping is not as exciting as you think, you're not missing much!

[Gurndigarn]

PKAH, isn't it amazing how some aspects of jobs become boring to those that do it every day, yet sound indescribably awesome to others (who DON't have to do it every day)?

Them: "Dude! I bet you get to play video games [awe] all day! [/awe]"
Me: "Yeah. Even the ones I hate."
And despite that, they still don't clue in.

[Becks]

Oh I know! But trust me, night stopping is not as exciting as you think, you're not missing much!

Fair enough.