In addition to opening restaurants in China (see last post), Hooters now operates an airline. And who wouldn’t want to fly Hooters Air to a business meeting, a family funeral, or a visit with the in-laws?
But hold on there, ladies. Before you rush off to join the Hooters stewardess corps, please read these important guidelines for employment:
Hooters Air is intensely a people business. People create the atmosphere that draw customers to Hooters Air. Accordingly, we look for highly motivated people [with cleavage] who can deliver a quality product in a carefree [ok, very carefree] atmosphere. Hooters Air demands consistency [in the size and shape of its employees’ boobs]. We believe that customers come back because we exceed their expectations in customer service, uncompromising standards of cleanliness, safety, and on-time performance [the boobs don’t hurt, either]. Accordingly, good Hooters Air managers and Customer Service Agents oversee the details, but keep their eyes on creating a consistent overall experience for our customers [as opposed to keeping their eyes on the boobs, like bad Hooters Air managers and Customer Service Agents]. It calls for the combined talents of an Airline Professional, a Hollywood promoter and a good host.
FYI: Delightfully tacky is a plus, but Democrats need not apply.




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