Off Topic: Probably not a good idea...

[purplefaithful]

Delta & Coke

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https://twitter.com/thedailybeast/status...39360?s=19

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Damn....and to think all these years I've been flying Hawaiian

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think about the liability of our spouses being on that plane...

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 B) 

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@purplefaithful said:
Delta & Coke

IDK, I (my pre-marital days) like it.  

"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."  -- Wayne Gretzky & Michael Scott

Back in college (80's), I had a flight & New Year's Eve would be in the air, so I put a bottle of champagne in my bag.  
A very, very attractive blond sat one seat over from me.  (Yes!!!)
She enjoyed the free champagne.  

Edit:  Had I had that napkin... I would have had a fake number.  

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In this day and age, how this idea got out of committee is a wonder. :astonished:

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A new club. Shot down at the mile high. 
My psyche wouldn't have needed that then.  Now days it would more likely be shot dead at home.
What a wonderful and cute promotion just in time for Valentine's day. Wonder what home wrecker in their PR dept thought it was a great idea to sign off on it??

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@Ralphie said:
In this day and age, how this idea got out of committee is a wonder. :astonished:

I used to work for a multinational CPG company. Big and stodgy like a Delta or Coke.

Hell, we couldn't change the font on a box of cereal without getting consumer feed-back and 20 different internal approvals. 

One small, little focus group or online survey would have told them this is not an Einstein of an idea. 

dumb asz's

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Kinds reeks of desperate and frustrated business travelers. American Beauty of the skies...jeez what a county.

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@purplefaithful said:

@Ralphie said:
In this day and age, how this idea got out of committee is a wonder. :astonished:

I used to work for a multinational CPG company. Big and stodgy like a Delta or Coke.

Hell, we couldn't change the font on a box of cereal without getting consumer feed-back and 20 different internal approvals. 

One small, little focus group or online survey would have told them this is not an Einstein of an idea. 

dumb asz's

I was just thinking the same thing. We'll spend days debating the use of an oxford comma in a marketing piece. How does something like this get past any sort of reasonable discussion?