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About: This bingo card is perfect for anyone working night shifts or in an aviation maintenance hangar. It captures the all-too-familiar quirks, complaints, and inside jokes that come with long nights on the job. Great for breaking the ice at team meetings or adding some laughs to a shift, this card will resonate with seasoned crew members and new hires alike.
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The players check their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they mark that word.
The first player to finish a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This A WEBB Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Watches Tictok of scantily dressed women, Assigns a task to someone still working, Complains about a certain plane coming in tomorrow, Voices his plan to assign a job to a person or plane not here yet, Complains about Supervisor or Management, Brings in lottery scratchers and wins money, Brings in lottery scratchers and loses money, Asks the P/N and if we have any 2 seconds after finding something broken, Closes hanger doors and rushes to turn on heaters, Complains about Dayshift, Complains about planning or Maintenance control, Complains about being the only lead on shift, Tells unprovoked story about one of his vehicles, Talks about his upcoming days off, complains about another base, Falls asleep with mouth wide open, Tells story about his weekend to the same person for the 3rd time, Not enough people to do a job tonight, Complains about the Workload, Complains about a Mechanic, Talks about how great his propane heater at home is, Molests or touches Randy, Not enough time to do a job tonight, Says he's leaving at his scheduled time, Asks someone who is not working a task how that task is going, Complains about another Lead, Taps on QC window like a fish tank.
This A WEBB Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Watches Tictok of scantily dressed women, Assigns a task to someone still working, Complains about a certain plane coming in tomorrow, Voices his plan to assign a job to a person or plane not here yet, Complains about Supervisor or Management, Brings in lottery scratchers and wins money, Brings in lottery scratchers and loses money, Asks the P/N and if we have any 2 seconds after finding something broken, Closes hanger doors and rushes to turn on heaters, Complains about Dayshift, Complains about planning or Maintenance control, Complains about being the only lead on shift, Tells unprovoked story about one of his vehicles, Talks about his upcoming days off, complains about another base, Falls asleep with mouth wide open, Tells story about his weekend to the same person for the 3rd time, Not enough people to do a job tonight, Complains about the Workload, Complains about a Mechanic, Talks about how great his propane heater at home is, Molests or touches Randy, Not enough time to do a job tonight, Says he's leaving at his scheduled time, Asks someone who is not working a task how that task is going, Complains about another Lead, Taps on QC window like a fish tank.