Spirit flight attendants despise apron logos

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Spirit Airlines, which has courted controversy in the past with its "Many Islands, Low Fares" (MILF) ad campaign, is stirring the pot yet again by putting Bud Light logos on its flight attendants' uniforms. Critics of this new measure—many of whom are Spirit flight attendants themselves—claim that, in addition to turning them into "walking billboards," the logos make everyone's job harder by encouraging in-flight drunkenness. Spirit has turned a deaf ear to their concerns, mainly because they've gone too far to stop selling out now.

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