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According to The Times, with Japan Airlines in bankruptcy, there is likely to be a glut of sought-after stewardess uniforms which, previously, went for up to $11,000 on the black market where they were bought by, ahem, aficionados.
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I’m surprised no one has created counterfeit uniforms, at $11,000 a pop, it seems the fraudsters would be all over it.
“Afficionados”
You were kinder than I was. ANA went so far as to install GPS tracking devices – crazy stuff.
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You were kinder than I was. ANA went so far as to install GPS tracking devices – crazy stuff.