.@AirCanada we are flying with a 13 month old on AC738 and one of the flight attendants was very, very antagonistic to us because we had a car seat.
It's stressful enough to fly with a very young child, and this FA made it unnecessarily difficult.
That is unacceptable.
I would like to share the specific flight attendant's name so that hopefully she gets some kind of training that will help her understand that her job is to help passengers, not be upset at them for flying with a baby.
Please let me know the best way to do that. Thank you.
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Honestly @macklemore’s “Hind’s Hall” is the most Rage Against The Machine song since Rage Against The Machine.
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Replying to @bestofdyingtwit
Weird it wasn't a problem before he took over.
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OK, I'll comment. 🧵
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No. Sorry. They are not “collateral damage” they are human beings who happen to have been born there and live there and most of those human beings are stuck there. Have some compassion, they are Palestinians not buildings or roads or things, they are human beings and so are the hostages whose lives you may also be destroying. They aren’t “collateral damage” either.
“Netanyahu Calls Palestinians ‘Collateral Damage’ As Israel Destroys Gaza”
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It is disgusting to see people gaslighting & dehumanizing Palestinians, saying how IDF doesn’t intentionally target civilians, when we’ve seen so many documented cases with our own eyes over the years including now, and they don’t even hide it themselves #PalestinianLivesMatter
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So…it turns out that many people’s support for Ukraine isn’t based on a belief in the universal right to resist occupation and annexation.
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This actually happened to Evernote. They took the advice of “keep talking to your customers and ship whatever they want” as the only guiding principle for product development. And what ended up happening was paying users liked it, but the product become unintuitive and feature overload for the new user. To the extent that they had to rebuild a version for the new user.
Users don’t always know if they really want something. It’s your job to take the extra step to think on their behalf: whether they really need this. Or can what they ask be done through something much simpler. Or can you solve multiple problems of different users with one new redesign rather than a bunch of changes. The right principle is: “Keep talking and listening to your users, spend the additional time thinking on their behalf what they actually want, and ship that”.
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wow
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I was laid off from Twitter today. I was the designer in charge of our new rebranding to X.
I learned so much in my 2.5 weeks at the company but I’m excited to see where I land next.
If you’re hiring a self taught, junior designer please DM me. Graphic design is my passion!
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