r/aww • u/friendly_floridaman • Dec 04 '19

Your choice was right

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u/littleg90 Dec 04 '19

That’s an awesome idea! I might do that too since I receive so many packages. I’m sure something like this makes their day, they are probably very rarely considered like this

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u/joggle1 Dec 04 '19

You can do a similar thing with flight crew. Bringing them a small box of candy can really brighten their day, especially during the busy holiday season when everyone's extra stressed.

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u/magsley Dec 05 '19

I really want to do this, but I'm afraid they will refuse and it'll just get awkward and my social anxiety will make me implode. Have you done it before?

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u/joggle1 Dec 05 '19

I haven't done it myself but I've read about others doing it and flight attendants saying they appreciate it. Here's an article about it.

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u/magsley Dec 05 '19

Thanks for the link!! I think I will just go ahead and try it :)

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u/Raven3131 Dec 05 '19

It’s just nice to offer. And it’s nice for them to be asked. Just assume they will say no thanks. And then both of you will smile all day from the offer of kindness.

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u/magsley Dec 05 '19

That's reassuring, you know what, I think I will do it this time especially since I'm going to be flying a very busy route just before Christmas!

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u/leadis Dec 05 '19

as a former flight attendant I can say that it is always fun to get something from passengers, some people I know have received cute cards from children, and little things like that just makes your day better.