While the still unidentified passenger that set off Steven Slater faces a $25,000 fine, it’s just that sort of cash that could help the JetBlue flight attendant realize his dream of becoming America’s next top designer.
“He’d love his own fashion line. He’s a brilliant merchandiser,” says ex-wife Cynthia Niethamer. “Actually, we met working at JC Penney when we were 16. He’s absolutely stellar at it. I think that would be a dream.”
I’m sure there’s at least one reality show producer out there who’d like to invite him on a Project Runway rip-off? Or maybe Lifetime would like to have him? Ooh, even better: Celebrity Apprentice!
I heard on one of the nbc interviews that his resume listed him as ‘chairman of the jet blue uniform redesing committee.Blog post for my thoughts on this whole mess http://monkeybusiness1.wordpre.....en-slater/
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Am I the only one who is NOT a fan of what he did?
Sure, we all get pissed off on our jobs every now and then, but what this guy did was totally Queeny in my view. I worked at a department store my first year in college. The pay was shitty, the customers were rude and unappreciative, and the managers were no better. Yet I always reminded myself that customer service is what it’s all about.
Sometimes you have to rise above the situation and be the better man/woman. JMO