Remember Neil's popular story on the Southwest Airlines stripper plane? Seems that the DJs over at Los Angeles's KROQ got a hold of it, and dedicated nearly 15 minutes of their show last week to discussing this legendary flight, and taking callers. They mention Neil's name a few times but sadly left out Gadling, saying instead the story was from our parent company, AOL. Still, pretty neat. Check it out below.
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Feb 6th 2008 @ 3:20AM
sitruc said...
It's probably good that they didn't mention more of the clueless article. The KROQ people were also clueless(but honest about it) and some of the callers were just making up stuff. Maybe things are different out there, but I don't know one woman(who is a stripper) who dresses like a stripper outside of the clubs. Outside of the clubs, most just want to be comfortable. On the flights they may stand out as attractive women, but they are still women. They shouldn't be treated differently than any other person.
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