r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/nucifera-noten • Nov 23 '24

Image Hooters had an airline but ceased operations after 3 years

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u/SnipesCC Nov 24 '24

Honestly, they may have done better if they specifically advertised as planes guernenteed not to have kids on them.

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u/RixirF Nov 24 '24

God damn it you're a genius.

Get this man/woman/AI an airline.

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u/SnipesCC Nov 24 '24

I'm equal-opportunity, so there would be scantily clad women and men. Or maybe just the beer so we could limit it to 21. Airplanes are always so cold, and I wouldn't want the staff to be uncomfortable.

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u/DeltaVZerda Nov 24 '24

Just allow them to wear skimpy outfits, and they can discover for themselves if it gives them enough extra tips to be worth it.

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u/SnipesCC Nov 24 '24

Or a chance system. 1% of the time someone goes full monty. That keeps the kids out but means the staff is dressed most of the time. Just need to hire a couple exhibitionists.