Why do flight attendants dislike flying to/from India so much? Are Indian passengers ...?

I'm not trying to be controversial but the following is true. Having been a flight attendant here in the UK for over 20 years unfortunately I can tell you why most flight attendants here don't l…

Top stories for Long   Why do flight attendants dislike flying to/from India so much? Are Indian passengers difficult? Philip Simmons, Clinical Care at National Health Service • Updated February 14 I'm not trying to be controversial but the following is true. Having been a flight attendant here in the UK for over 20 years unfortunately I can tell you why most flight a... Read more » 2.5K 317   Should President Trump remove California and New York from the USA, as they are controlled by Democrats? Ernest Tam, Closely watching events leading up to 2020 election • Updated November 11 Sure. As a Californian, I'm all for that. Let California and New York be our own country. But before anyone "removes" us from the USA , I like to remind them some minor deta... Read more » 3.7K 530   Is Rust as easy to learn as C? Aaron Christianson, Software Developer at Goethe University Frankfurt (2016-present) • Updated July 14, 2020 It is not! C is a very small, simple language with few features which has actually made it quite popular for teaching. Writing short, simple programs in C is easy. The prob... Read more » 320 58   Does a dog lick you because he loves you? Asked in Ask Daddy • Answered by Fano • September 24 No, he licks first and foremost to show himself submissive. Dogs are pack animals, just like their ancestor, the wolf. Hierarchy is very important for dogs. They don't care... Read more » 4.7K 268   What happens if you eat 50,000 calories in 24 hours? Does most of it become fat? Doug Freyburger, 20 year hobbyist studying low carb metabolism • Answered November 19 "What happens if you eat 50,000 calories in 24 hours? Does most of it become fat?" If you eat one meal that is far outside of your usual, our bodies are not good at absorbin... Read more » 134 12   Why is Linux still unpopular with the general public? KodeKloud, Learn DevOps with us, the easy way! • Updated August 29, 2024 I'll tell you, but you won't believe me. So let me tell you something even more incredible. I am a big corporation. And I will make billions of people use my NEW operating sy... Read more » 2K 202   Does beer expire if not opened? Unhappy Camper, former Gofer • Answered September 17 I bought my dad a UK28 beer from Germany in 1988 and when he died in 2015 he still had it unopened. He lived in a miserable little hovel that got 100 plus in the summer so ... Read more » 195 25   Why does our mouth smell bad after we wake up in the morning? Nikkita Jamelson, studied at University of Toronto • Answered February 3 I used to wake up every morning with breath so bad that my wife would literally pull back. I'm talking about breath that could remove paint from walls. This continued for y... Read more » 1K 72   I have proof that vaccines cause autism. How can I get my proof published? Richard Fleck, former Therapeutic Area Head (Retired) at GlaxoSmithKline (1978-2017) • Answered May 13, 2025 As someone who has written many papers that have been published in reputable, peer reviewed medical journals and who has been a reviewer for several journals, I can tell yo... Read more » 2.8K 385   Why do many men get grumpy as they get older, like their personality changes? Jim Clarke • Answered August 26, 2025 There are three main reasons, two of which are well represented in other answers - namely (i) the pain and (ii) the lack of sleep. But there's a third one that none of the ... Read more » 211 94   Why did Bill Murray hire a deaf personal assistant on the set of Groundhog Day? Alisdair Mans Cornwell, Copywriter | Cannabis & CBD Writer | Travel Nut | Quora Nerd • Answered August 6, 2021 Bill Murray's decision to hire a deaf personal assistant on the set of Groundhog Day was due to growing resentment between him and the production team. He hated working on ... Read more » 8.9K 533   Are "air fryers" a scam? Geoffrey Widdison, Chemical Engineer (2006-present) • Answered June 12, 2025 No, they're a fad. But they have certain functionality, and many people find them useful. It's true that the name "air fryer" is a bit misleading, since they aren't frying, ... Read more » 679 86 Read more in your feed

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In a Las Vegas casino, is each chip embedded with a chip to identify that particular ...?

I was in Las Vegas about 8 months ago. I was staying at the Mirage. I was playing craps and actually winning a lot. When I got ready to leave the table I had $500 and $1000 dollar chips. I was g…

Top stories for Long   In a Las Vegas casino, is each chip embedded with a chip to identify that particular chip? In other words, can the casino track that chip, its play and who played or cashed it in? Bryon Kubik, worked at U.S. Marine Corps (1986-2007) • Answered February 14 I was in Las Vegas about 8 months ago. I was staying at the Mirage. I was playing craps and actually winning a lot. When I got ready to leave the table I had $500 and $1000... Read more » 583   Which bread is good for health? Pawel Landigi, lives in Italy • Answered January 21 For eight years, I was completely and utterly obsessed with the idea of "healthy, whole wheat bread." I'm talking about the dense, gritty, three bucks a loaf stuff you can ... Read more » 912 103   What is the cause of the common odor many senior citizens have (despite good hygiene)? Thomas Kent, Retired Air Force radar technician • Answered July 31, 2024 "The smell associated with older people, also known as nonenal odor or aging body odor, is a natural part of aging that can begin around age 40. It's caused by a change in ... Read more » 1K 135   Why do LED bulbs still burn out very frequently, aren't they going to last over 10 years? Jeff Hall, Political pundit • Answered September 20 Initially they did. A $15 bulb lasted nearly forever. Adoption was slow because of the high cost though. Today's bulbs are often less than $3 each. Some of that is more eff... Read more » 331 50   If a black hole the size of an atom appeared in the same room as me, what would happen? Steve Baker, Senior Software Engineer (2013-present) • Answered February 4 Very small black holes evaporate in a TINY amount of time. There would be an enormous outflow of energy. We can do the math: An atom-sized black hole would weigh about as muc... Read more » 724 46   Why are there no 'B' batteries? Loring Chien, Electrical engineer • Updated September 2, 2023 In the family of cylindrical cell batteries you normally see AAA AA C and D sizes. The store shelves are conspicuously absent of A and B cylindrical cells. Well there is a st... Read more » 6.2K 383   If AI can now write code, design systems, and debug faster than most developers, what's the actual value of a computer science degree in 2025—and will it be worth anything by 2030? Ravi Bhavnani, Staff Software Engineer (Full Stack) (1987-present) • Updated December 4 If AI can now write code, design systems, and debug faster than most developers, what's the actual value of a computer science degree in 2025—and will it be worth anything ... Read more » 77 17   Should President Trump remove California and New York from the USA, as they are controlled by Democrats? Ernest Tam, Closely watching events leading up to 2020 election • Updated November 11 Sure. As a Californian, I'm all for that. Let California and New York be our own country. But before anyone "removes" us from the USA , I like to remind them some minor deta... Read more » 3.6K 516   How can you politely refuse to answer questions at a DUI checkpoint without causing trouble? Toad • Answered February 1 I do not drink alcohol at all or use drugs. I made a trip to the grocery and was returning home. I actually answered questions at a DUI checkpoint, but will never do so agai... Read more » 1.1K 189   Does a dog lick you because he loves you? Asked in Ask Daddy • Answered by Fano • September 24 No, he licks first and foremost to show himself submissive. Dogs are pack animals, just like their ancestor, the wolf. Hierarchy is very important for dogs. They don't care... Read more » 4.7K 268   How do casinos handle winners who immediately leave after a big jackpot? Amanda Maher, former Many Places • Answered January 31 As soon as you win a big jackpot, you will have a casino boss shadow you (not in a bad way). They will make sure you are unobstructed with your winnings. The might approach... Read more » 1.2K 68   In Australia, there is a road called the Hume highway, connecting Melbourne and Sydney. It's 2000km long and has a speed limit of 20km/h, with hidden speed cameras every metre. Do people find this hard to believe? Robert Folkes, lived in Sydney, Australia (1988-2003) • Updated Sat OP in Australia, there is a road called the Hume highway, connecting Melbourne and Sydney. It's 2000km long and has a speed limit of 20km/h, with hidden speed cameras every... Read more » 1.2K 176 Read more in your feed

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