IN-FLIGHT INTERVENTION
(another gem from Ed in Orlando)
A plane is en route to Houston when Amanda decides
to vacate her seat in economy and occupy one in business
class. A perceptive flight attendant notices and asks to see
her ticket. She then explains that it didn't entitle Amanda
to sit there and she would have to return whence she came.
'I'm blonde, I'm beautiful, I'm going to Houston
and I'm staying right here,' she declares defiantly.
The flight attendant enters the cockpit and apprises
the flight crew of the problem.
The co-pilot approaches Amanda and implores her
to return to her economy-class seat.
'I'm blonde, I'm beautiful, I'm bound for Houston
and I'm staying in this seat,' she re-asserts.
The co-pilot suggests to the pilot that he should arrange
to have the police awaiting their arrival in Houston,
to arrest the blonde basket-case. The pilot affirms:
'I'll deal with this matter, I'm married to a blonde.
I speak blonde.'
He in turn approaches Amanda and whispers in her ear,
whereupon she mutters an apology and meekly returns
to her seat. The flight attendant and co-pilot are astounded
by the turn of events and ask the pilot what he said
to induce Amanda to agree without demur.
'I told her, first class isn't going to Houston.'
Keith
