And I agree... that pilot sharing what was on that napkin a week before International Women's Day... I don't trust a darn thing out of Westjet since since that Christmas video/commercial. They have shown that they know how to manipulate social media. Appearance is more important than reality in this era.
I was on this flight and sat in front of this jerk. He gunned three beers and then started mumbling something about vaginal expansion for a good half hour.
He staggered off and I saw him leaving the baggage area with a very tanned lady telling him what for.
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I agree that it's the kind of marketing logic the creative folks at WestJet would have, but I don't think this is a hoax. The execution would have been better, and I don't see what incentive that captain would have had to be the brunt of the attack, and then to have her respond on her personal Facebook page? Nah. If it showed up on the WestJet Facebook page like, "like look what a passenger left for us on flight 463 last night..." then I might believe that.
Response video is almost childish. "Yeah, we're responding to that sexist troll... even though you don't even work for us, wanna be in it?" Yes, they all said.
