Philip Keene

That's it.

But I guess because the fares are so cheap now, we get cheap people on the plane and they behave accordingly.

Or you could take them to the gate and leave them.

Rio was great.

I had five-day layovers there.

So we'd leave on a Friday night at midnight and get in on a Saturday morning.

And I'd stay at the hotel, which was usually a corner suite overlooking the beach for five days.

Then I'd fly back to Miami overnight for 24 hours at home and then do it all over again.

And what kind of equipment were you in?

747, although they were the 100 series and the 200 series, but they were pretty old.

Did they have the big pub upstairs like they used to?

We used to have a dining room upstairs, and they would do two seatings for dinner upstairs.

And the passengers would be called up by name.

And it was a seven-card service.

Dinner took three and a half hours.

There was caviar, china.

Do you remember those old headphones where you plugged them in and it was basically two straws with little, like, sticky things in your ears?

Yes.

They probably still had that for you.

The scariest thing for me was we lost two engines halfway across the Atlantic.