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Flight attendants, who are required to respond calmly even when unexpected situations occur during flight, take on a challenge! Approach a new flight attendant after work and invite them to a game with a prize. They are asked to read an announcement script, but with the rule of 'look at the camera no matter what,' and if they can continue reading the script even while being pranked, they win a prize! If they fail during the process, they receive a punishment! With a fixed vibe attached and numerous pranks performed, which flight attendant will end up having sex as a punishment rather than succeeding in the challenge!? Interspersed with sexual harassment questions, lewd language also pours out from the talented and beautiful flight attendant. Nipples firm, attention please!















I watched it because of Morihinakoko (the one on the jacket cover, first one). She's an intelligent-looking actress, so the cabin attendant setting suits her well. The uniform looks great on her too. If they go this far, you gotta try to win the prize money! Her determined efforts are cute. The little accident at the end is the highlight of this work. There's no sex, but you can definitely enjoy the actress's charm. The second one doesn't have sex either. The third and fourth are mainly about sex. It's a realistic and bright-toned erotic variety show.
Honestly, it feels like a competition of how many times you can climax while reading the script would be more fun. Like, the fewer times, the better, as a concept.
Cabin attendants are fundamentally supposed to remain calm no matter what, but this is a situation to test that, huh? But I don't really understand why a cabin attendant would be sexually harassed with a script read by an announcer. If it's an accident or a mishap, shouldn't it be within the context of a cabin attendant situation? If you want to see expressions, I recommend this. But the concept is just sloppy, so to put it bluntly, it's nonsense!
It's really disappointing that there wasn't a proper scene with the first and second actresses. The quality of the actresses was high, and the cabin attendant costumes suited them well, so it's a real shame. I wonder if the director was thinking from the viewer's perspective? Personally, I would have liked to see more scenes of... you know.
I wanted to see more writhing and moaning. But why are they releasing everything in parts lately? It's cheap, which is good, but it's a bit confusing. Maybe I just don't have the experience to understand…