Maybe in this one particular case, but male travelers should be, and typically are, held to the same standard.

It projects a higher end image. A higher end image allows you to charge more to people who want a higher end service.

They wouldn’t, but being dressed business casual helps raise the marketable image of a company.

Is it gone, or was it just not enforced in your instance?

I couldn’t tell you how many times, but it was well known when I traveled on passes that I was required to wear business casual clothing, even as a child.

The airline that my mother worked for required business casual dress code by all travelers, leggings are not business casual.

The dad should have been denied as well.

It has been reported that the passenger was flying on a pass, and was therefore required to adhere to a more formal dress code.

I had a Ford dealer cold call me to say that they were looking for used F-150s and were offering above blue book, and had lots of discounts on new ones.

He was on Glenn Beck this morning, my bet he joins The Blaze.

Driven tractor trailer concepts that look like that have been created.

Sorry about that, I was mistaken and should have said people, not civilians.

Shoot, I should have said more people, not civilians. Sorry about that!

I didn’t even think about marriage, when it came to the Irish.

“Fine enough” is how I would describe it as well.

You want to give it, that’s okay, but you won’t hear me asking for it any time.

My husband is 6'4", and he couldn’t close the top. We ended up picking up a used SLK 350, and it closes just fine.

Yeah, take fingering and oral off that list as well for me.

I can’t wait to see her on Paradise... I hope they bring back Chad for her!

We looked, my husband is 6'4", and the top on the Miata and the Fiat would not physically close.

I picked up a 2005 SLK350 for $7k. There’s enough savings in there for winter tires, and lots of sunscreen for when Spring hits.