How many did they watch before adding the other sign?
Teutonic logic
Chris, a Kiwi living in Germany, has just experienced an example of German reasoning. "I work in the Hafen City in Hamburg, a large building housing about 40 companies. We just had a fire alarm. Barely anyone made for the stairs. Barely anyone checked to see if anyone was left behind. Almost everyone went outside on the balcony to have a cigarette. The logic was simple. The alarm's too loud to work at my desk, so might as well have a break ... seven floors up on a balcony attached to a building that was 'on fire'."
In-joke outfit
The new Air New Zealand uniform has a waistcoat for male cabin crew adorned with Kiwiana words and phrases (such as "Gidday" and "Aotearoa"). But also included was, "Always remember to blow on the pie; safer communities together". I know they like to have a young and edgy image, but as with their cringe-making rugby-themed safety briefings, this seems to be another Telecom-esque example of marketing people who think they're hilarious creating something that'll make most of their customers scratch their heads. Why is an international airline making jokes that only Kiwis understand? I was surprised that"O for Awesome" and "Get a Perm" didn't make the cut.
