Trump Hater Refuses to Get Off Plane

[@pablorages1241]

Imagine getting to that age and still not being in control of your behaviour

[@albertfinney1328]

Age? So many factors can affect their behavior. One can never know what another may be going through. Be kind. Working in complaints for some time I learned that what folks want above all is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Acquiescence likely not necessary but the need to be heard is.

[@SampleTracks2224]

​@@albertfinney1328doesn't excuse being an asshat. No hiding behind that. I'm not acknowledging your hate. Get off my plane.

[@goldengryphon]

@@albertfinney1328 How would that have helped in either of these situations? The first person was very vocal about her politicalopinions to the point of wanting things to be her way. The second person was willing to violate known rules of airplane safety (don't stand until we reach the gate) and personal space.

[@arizonaarmadillo5829]

They're called "Democrats."

[@albertfinney1328]

@@goldengryphon Be kind. Acknowledge another's discomfort. If not part of the solution you are part of the problem.

[@raydunakin]

The problem is that in our current society, too many people believe they have a right to hate and harass anyone who disagrees with them on anything.

[@Shargok]

I call it movie syndrome. Everyone thinks they're the main character in this story called life. They're actors and the world revolves around them, so making bizarre, unexpected, controversial actions is acceptable and normal.

[@SourDonut99]

More like people are so disconnected with reality they are not speaking with their indoor voice. They are speaking with their internet voice.

[@TruthTeller-ps3rq]

democrats want diversity in everything...except thought.

[@duckner]

Technically they do have the right to hate (not harass) anyone, as they should. But an airline or any other business also has the right to kick you out, as they should.

[@Shango]

Generally speaking, people who refuse to tollerate others cannot be tollerated by others.

[@briandalton8193]

She was more concerned about her political feelings than she was with supporting her husband who just lost his mother!

[@AzazelsWings]

She's a typical narcissist, she just couldn't stand it, that her husband and his mother were what people focused on and she wasn't Center of attention.

[@trumanhw]

She doesn't have a husband: Get it straight. It's her "partner" I'm sure.

[@DonMeaker]

Her husband is probably relieved to be shut of her.

[@shanegagnon3423]

That says much about her!

[@atmas1337]

While I do think what she did was wrong, and she does seem like an insufferable person, I suspect this is how she feels she grabs back control of her life or something like that.

[@cinnamonrollypoly]

"I see people wearing things that I don't personally like, but I just sit there and shut my mouth, because when you're riding on a plane with a bunch of other people, not everyone has to agree with what you believe in" EXACTLY

[@jerwin2804]

If people could apply that logic to social media, it might not be a toxic cesspool.

[@iorr98]

Good job being normal.

[@Del-Scent]

As I'm sure you wear things other people may not like as well.

[@chrisn.4136]

My heart goes out to her husband. Just imagine what hell he has lived through in that marriage. His silence is deafening.

[@pfinkston]

Even though he wasn't shown in the clip, you can just see him rolling his eyes and saying "Good grief! Here we go again!!!"

[@karenbliss8719]

I’m sure the husband is used to it. My mom behaves this way & my parents just celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary. He does what this man did, in public, but at home…he doesn’t allow her to act this way! To make matters worse, dad’s a Republican and mom’s a Democrat…he had a large but close family who lived on a farm, very poor, but always in church, she grew up in the city with a bratty brother 9 years younger than her & parents who were atheists. Right before they got married, conditions were set: he told her their kids would be raised in church (thank you, dad) and she said there would be no drinking or hitting (her dad was an abusive alcoholic). How they’ve stayed together is a mystery! Dad is 91 & mom is 86 with 4 kids, 6 grandchildren, & 11 great-grandchildren….so they’ve done pretty well IMO!😊❤

[@Wolfsheim23]

He looked like a frail ghost of a man, like she sucked out his soul.

[@Doxymeister]

@@karenbliss8719 They must really love each other, to be so dedicated to making it work. You were blessed! ☺🙏

[@karenbliss8719]

@@Doxymeister My dad’s other condition was no divorce & they are each others best friend! It’s cute watching them & I thank my Savior every day that at the age of 61, I have both of my parents who truly love each other! Considering dad, who broke his hip 2 1/2 years ago hunting elk in Colorado at 88, (we all live in AR) & mom being blind, they’re doing well. Dad works 40 hrs/week but when he gets home, he cooks her supper & washes the dishes! We lost my oldest sister to cancer 17 yrs ago when she was only 48…that was very hard on them. My brother (the oldest) & my other sister who is 62 & most of the grandkids live 20 minutes away from them! I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean to write a book but yes, we are very blessed!

[@elite_facts_10140]

Rule No.1 of being on a plane : Don't be a douchebag

[@marshallq]

Or anywhere else.

[@Mxaviation8]

True

[@SuperTensions]

Rule #2 is middle seat gets both arm rests!

[@patrickfreeman8257]

@@SuperTensions 😆

[@smcdonald9991]

This is what happens when you put many people with a big sense of entitlement in close proximity.

[@windsongshf]

When she said "he is in my space", my jaw dropped! Good grief!

[@toddtaylor6506]

The words of a child and she's clearly way beyond child age, physically anyhow.

[@spvillano]

Well, she'll get all new space aboard Broom Flight 101, her replacement booking. While I may provisionally agree on some points she may have, in a common carrier environment, one adopts behavior that is naturally restrained, thereby removing the temptation that would otherwise be experienced to ascertain precisely how long it would take to feed her through the cabin pressure relief valve in the rear of the aircraft. As for Passenger Assfeed, I've done precisely the same thing in the case of a Code Brown, apologized profusely to the poor soul next to me, explaining the ahem, emergency. But, get aggressive like he was, hey, those ain't my balls son, but they'll sure seem like they are, as I'm far older than you and will fight dirtier than the Dirty Dozen.

[@WardDorrity]

I'd say, tough. You're in mine.

[@EnufIsTooMuch]

Yup, it is a shared space on a plane. How some people just cannot grasp that simple and obvious fact is kind of stunning!

[@lizardfirefighter110]

Flight attendant responds: “I am sorry mam, we will fix that for you. 2 minutes latter the police show up “ mam we’re are here to give you a change in your space. You will no longer have to sit next to this man.” Police then escort her off the plane.”😳😂😂😂

[@zerocool1344]

She is politically sick. Remember the good old days when you could disagree & still be a fellow American/human?

[@StuartwasDrinkell]

In the UK your vote is between you and the ballet box...Parliament does the debating! publics debate has no impact unless in public meeting or petitioning your MP.

[@obsever97]

@@StuartwasDrinkell Not here in American somehow the CCP is involved.

[@stephens64]

TDS, Trump Derangement Syndrome.

[@AZREDFERN]

If an airline permanently banned customers after any detainment or removal, I’d exclusively fly on that airline.

[@FuzzyDoxie]

Me too!

[@EvanEdwards]

That's pretty typical; it is just explained afterwards. Police also often trespass you from the airport (that's usually just one year).

[@herbbates4713]

LOL

[@kevinheard8364]

Amen

[@1999fxdx]

Me too

[@TeslaFamilyTravels]

I love that Kelsey is just fed up with everyone’s shit.

[@JimAllen-Persona]

So am I.

[@utrock5067]

Precisely, he's not alone in this.

[@0my]

4 seconds max, probably more like 1 second

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

What about people who break all kinds of other rules of - mostly courtesy like shoving the hell out of the overhead bin with their knapsacks and coats, and purses? ugh flying sucks because some people do douchy things that are not rebuked

[@debbie4503]

😂 Especially about the snacks. I loved that! Kelsey 101

[@carlbehr4909]

Like 74Gear, I was a 747 pilot. Flew Navy nine years then commercial for another 31 years. A funny story from when I was newly hired at the airline back in 1985. Smoking was still very big in those days although limited to cigarettes. A crusty old captain was flying his 727 from Seattle to Minneapolis when a flight attendant calls up front. She reports that a very obnoxious guy in the smoking section has lit up a big cigar and refuses to put it out. So the captain announces over the PA that this dude better put out the cigar or the aircraft will divert to the nearest airport (which happened to be Fargo, ND) and he will be removed from the aircraft. Unhappily, no cooperation from the passenger who continues to smoke his stogie. The captain radios ahead to Fargo that his aircraft will be landing there and this passenger will be put off. He also has the station agent call up his counterpart with the only other airline with flights out of Fargo (United Airlines) and asks could they please not honor this dude's ticket. End of story: fat cigar man is stranded in Fargo and forced to rent a car to get back to Minneapolis.

[@xrpvegas5407]

😂

[@Tordvergar]

Excellent point about smoking, Captain! Apropos this particular video and putting up with things, as a non-smoker I just had to put up with smoking, for years, while flying. The worst was when I was in First Class, non-smoking, and it happened to be one row in front of the standard class smoking section! There was essentially no difference between my seat and being smack dab in the smoking section. Every time I fly, I am grateful that smoking is no longer allowed. Common sense, really, but I do understand--back in the day, 75% of Americans smoked!!

[@Temuldjin]

What a great story :D

[@francisdhomer5910]

@@Tordvergar Before we had the no smoking in restaurants a lot of them had a no smoking section like this. The one I was in once all you had to do was stand up, step out of your booth and light up. Like you said no difference. Only one restaurant I was ever in had a no smoking section that was closed off from the rest of the dinning area.

[@PaulPilot-ke1if]

There’s some good cigar lounges in FARGO😮

[@mrvolcada5355]

Do not fly much but my wife and I were flying out of London Gatwick. At check in the "Old lady" in front of us was demanding a seat with extra leg room and giving the check in girl hell. the girl remained in control and refused to budge. We were waved forward and I felt it appropriate to apologize for the old ladies poor behaviour. She smiled, looked at and spoke to my wife asking whether she thought that in an emergency would I be the kind of person to help people off the aircraft. My wife replied that I would, a few taps of the keyboard later she smiled and announced that we would be allocated the seats next to the emergency exit WITH EXTRA LEG ROOM. Sill makes me chuckle.

[@willylumpnj]

"All's well that ends well". Great story in just a few words.

[@bidentrump1179]

They dont give those seats to old people anyways, that's why she asked if you could and would help in an emergency. Most old people aren't physically capable of helping in an emergency.

[@siaitsme6800]

😄😄👏👏👍🙏♥️🙏

[@tsarrite]

It's surprising that adults still need to be reminded how to behave-lessons we learned as toddlers.

[@55stanmc]

Lessons SOME of us learned as toddlers…. some people never learn…..🤨

[@bobbybob3865]

I may be a little strange but I think EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY deserves respect. I may not approve of things a person has done, I may not approve of a person overall, but much of our lives are beyond our control--from our upbringing to our current situation and on and on. But I think everybody deserves respect.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

bobbybob3865 Everybody? Serial ki*lers? R*pists? Child mo*esters? Hi*ler? People who talk on their phone at the movies?

[@StrangersIteDomum]

entitled people. a woman and a DEI

[@StrangersIteDomum]

entitled. feem ale and obama's son.

[@pamgodsoe9076]

I just flew home for my mom’s funeral, it cost me $1.1k one way, my first leg got cancelled. So my layover was changed from 2 hours to 10 hours. I still was very polite to customer service and the flight attendants. My grief and tiredness is not the problem of the airline employees

[@garylefevers]

Sorry for your loss.

[@AzazelsWings]

I'm sorry you lost your mom ❤

[@moniquemonicat]

Pam, my condolences to you. A BiG hug.

[@samuelschick8813]

I read a quote once but cannot remember where or who said it, but it was a man after his mother passed. "Our mothers teach us everything we need to know in life. Except how to get along without them." Lost my mother in 2014 to cancer and read that after she passed. Reflecting back after reading that I realized it was my mother who always gave the best advice. I now pass her wisdom on to my son. @pamgodsoe, let me know if you have a gofund me to help with expenses. I was overseas when my mother passed and could not get home.

[@karenberger1274]

Very sorry for all you're going through!

[@maggotspawn6882]

I love the line "youre not special, your mom lied." lol

[@badlandskid]

Sheeeeeeit

[@6ftS]

My mom also told me I'm a prince and that I'm good looking.... all lies...

[@elizabethdekeyser6833]

😂😂😂

[@dominikwirth1847]

laughed so loud when he said this 😂

[@jimgoplayoutsideable]

Haha, mom was never telling you, she was telling herself. Gotta feed the delusions.

[@afriendlyfaceinthecrowd]

I was one of *those people* when I got badly airsick and squirmed myself to the front of the line to barf in the toilet. There was no sick sack on my row. I was so embarrassed and apologized to all the people I pushed past. A kind air steward gave me a cup of water to rinse my mouth and even asked if I needed a doctor paged. The last thing I wanted was to be the reason a flight got diverted, so I asked for some ice chips, please. When we landed and I went to urgent care, the doctor said that I probably got food poisoning at Disneyland! I am grateful for all the people who put up with me on their flight. It was a nightmare, and now I don't eat before flying. Lesson learned.

[@xanethedarkwerehog]

I'm sorry you had to go through that, hope everything worked out in the end.

[@elliedaniels2245]

You sound like a sweetheart. I'm glad that you were treated kindly.

[@whynot5568]

Nah I don't think people thought of it that way. These things happen during travel and people understand that

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

Did you eat meat? 99/100 times it’s meat that causes it. Imo, it’s the poor animal that was killed for a sandwich dishing out karma to those who ate its flesh.

[@freefall9832]

Disneyland is not worth it.

[@Nursebubbe]

I think the ‘no fly’ certainly needs to be enforced. Call It ‘grounded’

[@tliw2]

😂

[@RitaWilson-l2n]

Some people are bent on creating chaos!!!!

[@55stanmc]

Call “her” grounded!!!

[@MisanthropikOne]

LMAO 😂

[@Hullj]

The no-fly needs to be based on behavior as well as skin color.

[@PeterTurner605]

A woman of her age acting so disrespectful to everyone around her is insane, imagine what shes like normally !

[@MrWirelesscaller]

It's because they made violence illegal and this is why we have so many "karens" and "kevins". When I was younger you knew your a$$ was going to cash the check your mouth wrote, it made for a polite society when there were consequences that could be implied immediately.

[@deannas1515]

That's a leftist for ya.

[@Alan_Edwards]

Honestly she has the B-word written all over her...buy I could be wrong. She could be a delightful woman when not around a Trump supporter !!

[@bethanyanderson1745]

Age? What does age have to do with it? All ages ought to be respectful.

[@anncarr6510]

She is just an old frustrated & unhappy woman! Probably no one wants to be around her for sure!

[@demons500]

Once they say "You're leaving the plane", you're LEAVING the plane.

[@supremelordoftheuniverse5449]

but but but my feeeeeelings

[@waverider227]

@@supremelordoftheuniverse5449tell it to the judges 15:11

[@waverider227]

Absolutely end of story

[@Jaxmusicgal23]

Yep, might as well not fight it

[@EvanEdwards]

Well, you're always going to leave the plane at some point. What they are really saying is that they are no longer taking you to your destination. After that, it's just how bad you're going to make it for the other passengers and if you prevent them from getting to their destination on that plane.

[@frankpyanoe9420]

She made it worse for her husband's grieving of the loss of his mother.

[@ellisz5972]

She strikes me as insanely selfish.

[@practicallyalive]

narcissists tend to make everything about themselves

[@dinoblacklane1640]

notice how she made it about herself first "My mother in law died", then said "His mother" as an afterthought

[@bidentrump1179]

Do you think she cares? 😂

[@rjd444]

Kudos to the Trump guy who didn't take her bait and didn't engage with her. It is the absolute correct way to deal with people like this.

[@Alan_Edwards]

I have never seen a Trump supporter act unhinged....never. It's always the Democrats who are the loony ones....always !!

[@aligrotts6400]

"Trump People" are sane.

[@mattmatt6572]

Tds basket cases are showing themselves so bad since the debate n they realize they don't have a candidate in the race. The dems got screwed rfk should be their man. But as it turns out the democratic party lacks democracy.

[@muzzlevelocity4397]

Yes, he handled it perfectly.

[@tomc.7520]

@@aligrotts6400 Thanks, I needed the laugh. Sane, that's a good one.

[@MountainCry]

Interesting how the same woman who demanded that someone else be forced to move says that she isn't going anywhere because "I paid for this seat." So did the guy beside her!

[@franimal86]

The most surprising thing to me is she asked for him to be moved! If she was so upset, politely ask the FA if she could switch seats. Weird logic on her part, for sure.

[@Freedom_Half_Off]

Not when you hear her comment about "moral high ground" She seriously believes being a brainwashed cultist makes her an extra special human that is entitled to extra special treatment ...

[@WildBikerBill]

Logic isn't a part of the package. The Rules Apply To Everyone Else is.

[@Kelnx]

He don't count. In her mind, he's not even human. He's a monster or somesuch.

[@Roddy556]

She's pretty much the worst

[@DCobra98]

Plain and simple, people dont know how to act in public anymore. You see it in court rooms and theaters as well.

[@tonywalters732]

People feel entitled to blast music or t.v. shows from their phones and bring their damn dogs inside any and every business.

[@williamwilkins3084]

I've seen it in every public establishment.

[@nancyvoigt9199]

They were never taught!!

[@stevespehar6613]

Everywhere now a days.

[@HotVoodooWitch]

They take their keyboard warrior attitudes into the non-virtual world, then are astonished when they have to bear real-world consequences.

[@kennethklein1262]

That lady’s husband is in a living hell. His wife couldn’t care less about him.

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

I remember falling asleep in the aisle seat and when I woke up the lady politely asked if she could squeeze by to use the restroom and she didnt want to wake me and I felt so awful I told her if it happens again please shake me awake. People have lost all decency and caring about their fellow human. Youre stuck in a tiny metal tube together so you may as well make the best of it and be polite

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

Exactly. Def don't push another passenger and yell "NO!" at them because they accidentally bumped into you.

[@nightrock4713]

On an overnight flight recently, I was at the window seat and had to go. I waited for about an hour, person in the middle was completely asleep and I couldn’t wait anymore. Aisle person got up, so I took advantage of it and tried to climb over the middle person. Worked well on the way out, definitely not so much on the way back 😭😭 I was petrified, but thankfully the person in the middle didn’t get hurt when I collapsed half on her (she didn’t even wake up). My arm still hurts 2 weeks later from falling on the seat in front though 😂 next time I’m afraid I’ll have to be a mean person and wake her up 😕 I don’t want to risk hurting someone, or breaking my arm mid-flight. I normally try to organize myself so I only have to go once, max twice on a 13-15h flight, but that’s THE part that sucks about the window seat.

[@spvillano]

First, I rather loathe flying, as most of my flights have been long ones, typically crossing oceans. I've abruptly gotten to my feet on landing after crossing the ocean, with some looks of trepidation by someone in the aisle seat, I'd reassure them, "No worries, just in a great big hurry to get off of the newest flat spot in my arse and stretch, sure ain't going anywhere in a hurry" and nod to the congested aisle. Always got a chuckle, I got to stretch in place for a bit.

[@lightsource9263]

We live in Democrat world now. Nothing but hate, division and segregation.

[@Shargok]

I sit aisle all the time. I don't like the window. Every time I fly, I tell my row mates that I usually fall asleep in flights. Please, feel free to wake me up in case you need to step out, stretch your legs, use the bathroom, etc. Even if I am asleep.

[@MdGuardian1032]

"You're not special, what your mom told you is a lie." Dude, this is gold. You're amazing.

[@S730SD]

Oh, they're "special" alright. Just not the way their family had in mind.

[@MikeSmith-vt3oh]

I wish he ran for President.

[@Lawliet734]

@Md Asian parents would never let their kid think he's special.

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

Best part of the video when he said this!

[@Leith-t4e]

T-shirt 👕

[@timothycollette8263]

My dad was a pilot, mom was a flight attendant (stewardess back in the day) for TWA. Flying used to be classy. We wore our Sunday best when we would fly. People have gotten Ghetto. Disgusting

[@notastone4832]

more like people got poor and act accordingly

[@richardque4952]

Lot of them were american.

[@melissa9375]

@@notastone4832 My parents were poor. They were not rude, entitled, violent, or inconsiderate.

[@ScandinavianHeretic]

@@notastone4832 Poor doesn't mean you behave that way, thats an excuse for being a shitty person.

[@Petey17564]

@@notastone4832 most people get poor because they refuse to take any self accountability and love to claim victim hood then get trapped in the victim Olympics. This everyone should get a trophy attitude has destroyed industries, education etc stop. What does not having money have to do with being respectful to others. This women is the perfect target the MSM targets

[@peskycitizen7582]

I was recently on a flight from Baltimore to Albany. The airline let a woman on the plane who was clearly drunk. In the gate area, she was talking loudly and slurring her words. “Are we ready to do this ppl?! Let’s get the party bus rolling!” After letting her board the aircraft, the flight crew decided she needed to get off. We sat there for 45 minutes while she argued with them. They finally called police/sheriff and escorted her off the plane. It as a frustrating experience. I personally don’t think they should even have let her board the plane in the first place.

[@CrankyBeach]

One time my flight was late taking off and I was in danger of missing my connection. Long story a lot shorter, it was VERY important that I arrive at my final destination on time. I was in a window seat, and I told my seatmates (a newlywed couple) where I was going. When the plane was parked and the seat belt light went off, those people stood up and blocked the aisle so I could get out. One sprint through the airport later, the agents at my new gate saw me coming, addressed me by name, and said they were waiting for me. And I got to my destination on time. All that to say there are still some mighty decent people out there.

[@rowanhard]

There are but they don’t get clicks and views on social platforms. I’m betting the young guy in this vignette has a monetized channel. That doesn’t justify taking any bait he may have thrown out there but since we didn’t see everything that was said and done, I’m not going to judge either of them. I’d rather sit next to someone who’s politics are disagreeable to me than someone who smells. Even then, I’d just alert the flight attendant. Just saying.

[@soshiangel90]

And what's so great is you didn't just scream at them and bowl them over. you talked to them and treated them like people and they were happy to help you for the 10 seconds it took them to be kind people. I truly believe most people will be kind when given kindness and respect.

[@mikeg3439]

This happened to my wife and I (we are NOT newlyweds) where we ran interference for a young guy who had to make a connection and our flight was running a bit late.

[@trickolas78]

Everyone has been there. Cry me a river

[@keinlieb3818]

Last time this happened to me wad flying from Dallas to Seattle with a connection in Salt Lake, but instead of working to let the connection people off 1st, everyone just blocked the isle as they slowly retrieved their carryon bags until I finally spoke up and with a loud voice asked everyone yo move so I could make my connection. Was lucky enough to get there just as the last 3 people were getting on the plane. Props to the person pushing my wheelchair as they booked it as fast they could without actually running.

[@SR-bh5jd]

Always a good start to remind the passenger of rule #1: I’m the Captain and you are not.

[@sniper51956]

Planes and ships are not democracies. They are dictatorships and have been since their inception.

[@TheVirginGary]

What many don't understand or actually like is that ayyy -teee -eeesm is being promoted because it leads to Say -tan -eesm. Some think Say -tan -eesm is fun, but the few guys at the top, actually the one guy at the top, wants total control over all of the rest of them. It's called bay -T and sw -ich.

[@KishoshimaDragonash]

I'm de captain nao

[@nomad57-u3x]

it just makes me smile to think of them trying to fly the next day,week,month,year and being denied on any flight...it just cracks me up...

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

Not punishing bad behavior is the same thing as approving of bad behavior. Approving bad behavior is the same thing as encouraging bad behavior.

[@johnsmith1926]

This is not correct. These are different sets of behaviors which will spawn different sets of reactions, therefore phrased in a different manner. Said sets are partially overlapping but they are not the same.

[@Rhythmmanify]

Yes. Silence is affirmation

[@andrew9371]

i mean it was punished...she was kicked off the plane tickets are expensive idk why people say it wasnt punished

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

@@andrew9371 "i mean it was punished...she was kicked off the plane tickets are expensive idk why people say it wasnt punished" Yes, tickets are expensive. And yet, with all the reports in the news and social media of other people getting kicked off of aircraft for similar behavior, it did it anyway. Clearly getting kicked off a plane after spending a lot of money on tickets is not seen as punishment by these people.

[@andrew9371]

@@oldtimefarmboy617 nah these people are just stupid ofc it was seen as punishment that's why she fought over it

[@bigdogblackie]

Hearing "You're off the plane" is basically as solid as "you're under arrest". Protesting at THIS point never, ever changes anything.😅

[@SanCreatividad-pd1pf]

There needs to be stronger securities to ensure that the individual(s) get their money back unless there is a court case proving a real cause for the removal. Otherwise this will just lead to the quote tantrums end of quote. People just don't like to get screwed over.

[@SanCreatividad-pd1pf]

Just checked and one man won 400,000 dollars against a airline. Has to be many more cases like that. Good to see that some justice still exists.

[@AndrewGrey22]

Yes it does. It gets you additional charges, usually.

[@Mike-tc8ob]

@@SanCreatividad-pd1pf Or just some tiny words on the bottom of your ticket letting you know you will be out the cost of the plan ticket if you f around and have to find out.

[@Mike-tc8ob]

@jacekmakes 100% Are the other passengers getting a discount for her behavior? hell no.

[@MathieuDeVinois]

“I don’t like it but I just sit there and shut my mouth” that’s something a lot of people should internalise.

[@davidp2888]

Kelsey seems so calm. I’d love to see him in full snarky mode.

[@adamweb]

Was just thinking this... it'd be funny to see him in character reacting

[@Istandby666]

I have to disagree. Social media people would take it out of content. Social media has destroyed society. This platform is no better.

[@Doodlequeen29]

As someone who was forced to deal with “difficult people” at a previous job because I was the only one who could stay calm while they threw a hissy fit, you probably don’t want to see him in “full snarky mode” because I have one of THOSE too and people who witnessed it were a little scared. There’s a saying about beware the wrath of a quiet man… it’s true. And if Kelsey didn’t have snacks first, I can only assume it would be epic 😊

[@jonathanparks207]

I was thinking just the opposite, that I have not seen him this excitable before.

[@utrock5067]

He did once an angry rant. This was one material on his channel that contains lots of beeping.

[@-Thunder]

12:30 "If you don't punish bad behavior then behavior gets more out of control". Over the past few years it's gotten worse. Interesting.

[@North_Texan]

Not only interesting....but absolutely true. Punishment can correct bad behavior. My Dad and his razor strop taught me that years ago. The message was received, painfully, and understood for all my life.

[@TheSilmarillian]

True indeed and its a trend in society unfortunately.................

[@wadeeubanks8435]

We got grown folks that don’t know how to act like grown folks.

[@MedicLady523A]

Even little children behave better than grown folks, case by case!

[@xippzap]

0:44 "Gravity is not real, Gravity is only a theory" Well ma'am lets take this airplane up to around 20k feet and chop the engines. Still think "gravity" is a theory? Remember if gravity is not real then why is the last thing that went through your mind as "GRAVITY" pulls you to the earth at a very high rate of speed was your A$$? SIMPLETONS.

[@Authorworld-2650]

Grandpa said that if everybody liked the same thing, then everybody would be chasing after grandma.

[@netposerx]

She's is the perfect subject for authoritarians. They love people like her. Easily manipulated and will do whatever they are told no matter how awful.

[@johnkroeger7297]

I’ll bet she’s a Democrat

[@Mobius118]

This… is a *severely* underrated point. Thanks for pointing it out, I hope more people notice that too

[@marksstudio]

That's how the Nazi's recruited for the Gestapo and the Waffen SS. What we term Karens have been around since the beginning, whenever that was, and those Karens love to correct and intimidate their fellow citizens.

[@thentil]

Bad behavior is being modeled, rewarded, and even celebrated at the highest levels of society. You won't change it when the most visible are celebrated for it.

[@dazt5831]

my thoughts exactly

[@evryhndlestakn]

Like their greed and criminality.

[@229glock]

Amen

[@GR-bn3xj]

Mental instability is also being rewarded. Buy a lot of people

[@guillermoelnino]

@@evryhndlestakn y ou gonna cry about orange man now?

[@robertheinkel6225]

I am a retired USAF crew chief, flying commercial from Great Falls to Tampa. The weather was bad, and the aircraft was deiced twice at the gate. Once we taxied to the runway, the aircraft stopped, and shut down the engines to a final deicing. A guy behind me stated quite loudly, if the pilot is too scared to fly, we need another pilot. I told him very clearly, that the pilot was doing exactly what he was supposed to do to make a safe takeoff, and to shut up.

[@jackielinde7568]

I wish I could have seen that. I don't know if I would have been that nice. Also, my dad's retired USAF, except he was ATC Radar Maintenance. And then got a civilian job doing the same thing at the same air base for another 20+ years. So, "Hey!" from a former air force brat.

[@beeenn649]

lol Yea, he wants a "barn stormer" that will get him killed. It's amazing how some people think.

[@Vinemaple]

Note that OP said nothing about everyone clapping.

[@joshilini2]

Who gives a f about your story. Thank you for your service Sir.

[@reppi8742]

@@joshilini2what exactly does THAT mean? Snarky middle schooler? Why'd you read it then? Learn something! I'm a female veteran. Don't bother to "thank" me for my service. I didn't serve to protect idiots. Hoorah

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

It makes me so angry that people use their personal problems as justification to act a fool!

[@reneblanco1]

Well done Captain. In my days as a Captain, I trusted my crew. All I asked is that they had a second crew member as a witness. After that, I would take care of the issue in the same manner as you mentioned. Thank you for protecting your crew!!

[@rebelrrp]

I always get a window seat so I can sit there and let half of the passengers get off before I get up. It makes life so much easier

[@tedwalford7615]

Exactly! And if I'm slow enough, it's no trouble finding my bag at the carousel, because it's the only one left and already off for me.

[@starfortin96]

Me too.

[@irishpaddy555]

I get the isle (6’ problems😄) but also let everyone else pass before i get up..

[@jakkkovos]

Totally agree. It's the same with boarding. I always wait till everyone else is inside. Then you can walk through the check, the gate, and into the plane without any hassle. It even gave me priority boarding one time when everyone rushed to the gate when they announce it would open up for general seating and I stayed in my chair, reading peacefully. One of the people working at the gate came to me and asked if everything was ok. When I replied I was just waiting to get aboard once the main rush was finished, he was so kind as to let me board through the priority line because he loved that I was just calmly waiting there. If only more people would do that, he told me too 🙂 It made my day!

[@Snargfargle]

I like aisle seats so I can get up and go to the bathroom. I've flown in everything from Cessna 152s to C-5A Galaxies and I've gotten airsick every single time. Dramamine hardly takes the edge off of my nausea. The ironic thing is that I love to fly.

[@deanelsworth817]

“You’re not special. Your mum told you a lie”. Brilliant Kelsey, just hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂

[@lewispaine4589]

Lady showing how tolerant she is.

[@johnjones5354]

If she is so concerned about "climate change" then what the F is she doing on an airplane that's producing "greenhouse gasses"?

[@alexfriedman2152]

*The Tolerant Lepht!*

[@deborahparr3451]

😂

[@anonymes2884]

Genuine question: when your management decides which channels to really concentrate the very obvious 10 words or less Russian trolling on, is it just based on number of subscribers or are there other metrics they use ? (I get that CNN, BBC etc. are obvious targets but i'm curious about the less obvious cases)

[@Michael-hq1iq]

liberal democraps are the most intollerent people !

[@Saltee323]

I was on a flight and just before we stopped at the gate, a dude got up and nearly sprinted towards the front to get off the plane faster. Apparently the flight attendant called the captain and he stopped just a few feet from the gate. He would not move until that dude was made to go back to his seat and fasten his seatbelt. He refused at first, then the captain got in the intercom and said this plane will not move an inch unless ALL passengers are seated with their seatbelt on. The whole plane full of passengers started yelling at this dude and finally he went back to his seat all mumbling. After he was seated, the plane traveled about 10 feet to the gate. I wasn't in a hurry so I thought it was funny how the entire plane full of passengers were yelling at him and he was trying to make his point, but not a soul was having it.

[@vidpie]

I was on a flight once and the captain announced many passengers had a connecting flight to catch and please let them exit first. Everyone got up like normal before they were able to exit.

[@robertheinkel6225]

Nicely done

[@nomenclature9373]

Meanwhile down on the ramp, a person is waiving a set of wands frantically trying get the plane to move or a sign out in front of the cockpit window is still showing distance to stop point. Person on the jet bridge waiting for the all clear to move into position, as are the now bewildered people holding tire chocks.

[@kenbrown2808]

I once talked to a school bus driver who used the same technique.

[@BeeWhistler]

@@vidpie That's a shame. Last time I was on a flight where we were running a bit late, the captain did the same and I'm glad to say that we all complied (I was at my destination) and let them out. It's no wonder there are serious actions taken when a passenger makes trouble... the comfort and convenience of the journey largely depends on us. Well... it would also be nice to have leg room. But yeah... passengers being decent makes all the difference. I was once running late for a flight with my two daughters, and the Southwest flight attendants had made it their business to set aside three seats together, with the courteous compliance of the other passengers, since I was unable to board early due to my own miscalculation. I really appreciated it because one daughter was 16 but the other was 8 and has issues with anxiety. And really, the 16-year-old would have been uneasy sitting apart, too! The seats were at the back by the bathroom, and I considered sitting by the head entirely acceptable if it made the other folks more willing to let us have the row. And I learned to budget more time to get to the airport... anyway, it all shows what some human decency can do for the whole experience.

[@brucestanley9330]

That woman's entitled behavior makes me sick. Her parents failed miserably in raising her.

[@dylanrieck6671]

The cost of freedom is that other people get to say and believe things that you disagree with.

[@thomaskositzki9424]

Freedom isn't a card blanche for being a rude, entitled a$$hole. Do what you want, say what you want BUT DON'T LIMIT OR MISTREAT OTHERS IN DOING SO. The last part seems lost on a lot of people.

[@senditc20]

@@thomaskositzki9424 he’s saying the woman is a moron for causing a scene because she has a different belief then the guy he’s not excusing the behavior

[@thomaskositzki9424]

@@senditc20 Oh, you are right... my bad.

[@dylanrieck6671]

@@senditc20 correct

[@l337pwnage]

Well, that's not how it works. They are busy passing speech codes as I type. The cost is you can only participate in the dialectic that has been chosen for you, or say nothing.

[@dh4399]

You hit the nail on the head… pay $137. Flying used to be sophisticated with people of manners. Now it’s more like a flying bus with people of no social norms, remorse, drunks, dressed like they are in their bathrooms at home.

[@beyondEV]

Not much to do with that. Flying is much cheaper in Europe. But people are much better behaved. Businesses in the US have tolerated dehumanizing behaviour towards employees. So people with narcissistic tendencies, got used the getting away with it. US Culture in general encourages to be egoistic and take no responsibility for your own actions.

[@TangSooTerp]

​@@beyondEVNo. You are generalizing way too much about the USA. There are narcissists, yes, but most people do not behave that way.

[@Tigersguy]

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[@pamelasonday-swiger8708]

Yes! Years ago while I was in Greece, I rode local busses. They were packed with people, babies, produce, even a couple of chickens. I would rather travel with those polite, friendly people any day!

[@bradcrosier1332]

@@beyondEV - LOL! Better behaved in Europe?!? What color is the sky in your world? As an aircrew member, I’ve flown all over the world (including a lot in Europe) on many, many airlines. Unlike you, I won’t denigrate an entire continent (at least not right now, I might work up to it later this evening), but there is no shortage of rude behavior there. I seen behavior very similar to that in the second video, I’ve watched people force their way past others standing in the aisles waiting to deplane, and frequently I’ve seen numerous people up, out of their seats, getting their bags from the overhead bins long before arrival at the gate or hardstand (all in Europe, on legacy European carriers). I won’t even begin to get into how many behave in the cues (to use the term VERY loosely at ski areas, let alone what happens when your football team loses (or wins, for that matter). The U.S. most certainly does NOT have a monopoly on poor public behavior.

[@ValleyGreenNaturals]

Yay for penalizing bad behavior!! You're right, it's not complicated.

[@kimjohnson8898]

The situation simply revealed her heart!❤️

[@dfinlay587]

Common courtesy and politeness should be the rule when you are packed into a plane with hundreds of other people. Its not that hard.

[@Randostuf]

Lol so true I’ve been in a plane with a Karen and trust me it’s NOT fun

[@michaelwarren2391]

Common courtesy and politeness should be the rule everywhere! Unfortunately it's not.

[@the_expidition427]

Narcissitic as hell people have the concept that the world as the world itself believed eons ago that everything revolves around them

[@bellboy4074]

Yes it often is.

[@TotlKaos]

@@sncy5303 suck it up and sit in the seat... plenty of stuff I don't care for but unlike karen's like you I respect other peoples opinions.

[@deskgamesix]

I have been in law enforcement for 37 years and I salute you guys for dealing successfully with these nut jobs.

[@pimpompoom93726]

I salute you for protecting US citizens for 37 years, well done Sir.

[@annamossity8879]

I thank you for your service and feel bad for you at the same time. What you have to put up with and for little, if any, consequences doled out in court. We aren’t helping people to be better. Being in law enforcement has to be the toughest job ever!

[@eadecamp]

Thank you for your service 😊

[@Redbaron_sites]

Kelsey,after several years watching you I have determined you have a very rough job. I fell into the trap of thinking it was all glamour! Looks a lot like patience and hard work.❤

[@dr7092]

Enjoy your comments regarding some difficult passengers. I’m a retired airline employee and I traveled many miles both working and no rev and some passengers think they own the airline. There were times when a passenger started getting out of control if I were near the commotion the flight attendant would tap me on the shoulder and whisper to me, “I may need your help” until other help arrives. The crew usually knows who and where employees are sitting so they know they can count on you if needed. Behave people or you may not be on board when the plane pushes back for departure .

[@sethexodus]

“No you not special sorry… what Your mom told you is a lie” 😂😂😂👏👏👏 I love Kelsey for that

[@flapjack413]

Seriously. The world would be a much more pleasant place if more adults today had heard that when they were growing up.

[@tedreynolds3338]

I flew almost 2 million miles during my work career. When I retired, eight years ago, I gave my daughters my air miles and haven’t flown since. Rude passengers destroyed my willingness to fly. Although, I’ve also observed the airline industry become unnecessarily tyrannical.

[@bopeep86]

Yes, same. Somehow, during, or after, the plandemic, the customers have to bow and say grace for fear we might get kicked off. I personally think bad behaved customers should be taken care of, poste haste. I think everyone should have good decorum, pleasant, and a act civilized, dress appropriately , and don't get snokered. But looking at some these days, oh my, power trip.

[@Panoplyimaging]

Me too. I drive everywhere now because I (1) enjoy the slower pace, (2) enjoy driving and having control over my route and pace and (3) I don't have to put up with airline travel & passengers.

[@peshealy]

@@bopeep86 I thought it was bad just after 9/11. Entitled passengers and tyrannical flight crew since the plandemic.

[@SpydersByte]

@@peshealy you killed any point you mayve had with that "plandemic" bullshit. Do you believe the Earth is flat too?

[@porkcracklins630]

@@bopeep86 You guys really have become a broken record. Nobody cares that you're paranoid and uneducated.

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

The sweet, loving, caring "tolerant" people seem to be very intolerant

[@SylviaThompsonextraordinaire]

Liberals are very fragile, rigid, unforgiving and they break easily.

[@larrystevens7410]

Like Christians for example.

[@DayBowBow]

​@@larrystevens7410 exactly, I am so sick of how Hollywood is full of Christians pushing their agenda on a all of us. It's disgusting, and how Christians keep canceling anyone who has a different opinion. All the celebrities, in the music industry, sports industry and movie industry are constantly on Twitter hating people just because we are not Christians and don't share the same beliefs. This would is sickening!

[@Winters_Folly]

​@larrystevens7410 No like you little atheist

[@carmenM-ey6qy]

@@larrystevens7410🙄🤡

[@gumpyofthebubba1547]

Entitlement is a terrible reason to judge someone else. This is the United States.

[@MrGadfly772]

I typically don't like to use this term but....this woman seems like the perfect Karen.

[@dana8567]

It’s always old white women, weird.

[@JesseWhite-ri6yn]

I like the term. She is a Karen

[@caridadrevilla2439]

She is the epitome of a "Karen".

[@paisleypeach44]

I use it all the time. There are so many Karen’s. Why God, why?

[@kusada3035]

@@paisleypeach44 i blame tetraethyl lead, that's gotta account for something

[@jmaniak1]

This is why I enjoy flying cargo. Boxes don’t complain.

[@WildBikerBill]

I'm imagining packing all the 'problems' inside boxes 🤣😱🤣

[@denisekoltys3019]

Had a neighbor that flew cargo world wide. He wanted a easier schedule so moved over to Southwest. He says he feels like his work life has gone to hell lol.

[@KayPrescesky]

Well, the one at the bottom of the pile might, for a while. It contains some of my tamer inner demons. /jk

[@MrAmericanPatriot76]

🤣🤣

[@sheilagravely5621]

❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@_NotSoHumbleOpinion]

"What your Mom told you was a lie!" 🤣🤣🤣 There are so many people that need to hear this & hear it in public! Another Brilliant take, K!

[@dannyc.6744]

Can we talk? I'm a retired airline pilot with 50 years flying experience. I would like to share some "inside" information with you. I have a theory why a good number of people become unruly on an airplane. There's fear of flying. There's a substance usage factor (alcohol and or drugs) and, what no one speaks about, is claustrophobia. You are jammed into a tube, sitting in small seats with little elbow or leg room, without water and it's probably hot within the cabin. The cabin altitude is about 8,300 feet which brings on a bit of hypoxia which can be accelerated by drinking booze or taking drugs. Let me tell you what goes on. The flight attendants are keyed to give you service as fast as possible for a couple of reasons. The leg may be short and they only have so much time to get the service done and or they want to get the service over asap so they can goof off. Their crew seat is by the cabin door which isn't heated. It's freezing cold and that makes them cold. It's like clockwork. Once the service is over "DING" our intercom goes off with one of the FA complaining that she's cold. They want us to warm up the cabin for THEM when in fact, the temp is ok in the back. We warm up the cabin and now you, the passenger, are hot, people are farting, coughing, sneezing, you are cramped, and thirsty. The guy in front of you rams his chair full back putting his headrest into your lap. At this point, any normal human being would go nuts. I'm a f-ing pilot and I HATE riding in back. It's a nightmare. My sympathy goes out to you. Having said that, you MUST be careful. Today, the FA's are spring loaded to get you booted from the airplane. Some deserve it and some don't. I STRONGLY suggest not going sideways with ANY crew member. Just gut it out. No, it's not easy for me to say. I'm just trying to keep you from being booted from the plane or worse. Suggestions: Bring your own water and your own food. Dress comfortably. Try to be considerate and tolerant of others. Yes, I know some people are inconsiderate a-holes, but just like a rude driver, don't engage in road rage and just let them go. If you confront some jackass chances are you will get into trouble too. Suggestion. During cabin service or getting close to destination, the FA's will ask the cockpit to turn the seatbelt sign on. They sometimes do this to keep you in your seat while they are conducting service or prepping the cabin for arrival. My suggestion is to keep track of your arrival time. We begin our descent about 20 to 30 minutes out so, make your restroom visit, leg stretch, etc. before we begin descent. If you try to get up with the seatbelt sign on, the FA's are going to be in your face. I'm just trying to help you avoid confrontation with anyone. In today's day and age, if you are a trouble maker on an airplane, you are going to get it big time. If we are forced to land, it could be anywhere and you could be trapped there. You will most definitely be arrested and it's a FEDERAL CRIME. Again, don't act up on an airplane. Surely you can behave yourself and tolerate others for a few hours. If not, I suggest taking the bus, car, train, boat, etc. If you are worried about Climate Change, I would ride a bike and not fly. Of course, if you ride your bike you will be consuming oxygen, expelling CO2 and other gasses. You will need precious water resources. You will have to stop for food. That food you are consuming all has an effect on global warming. I.E., irrigation, wrapping, transportation, energy required for cooking, waste left over, etc. Hey, if you are that wound up over global warming then let's get real. I hope this helps. I say again, I hate flying in the back of the airplane too.

[@WG-tt6hk]

I'm 77 and still remember when I was 6 or 7 riding down the road with my father (a World War II vet) & we got behind a horse trailer. My dad said "Son you will find as you get older that there is a biological miracle. There are more horses asses then there are horses. " Still true today.

[@captaindunsell8568]

She should have been banned from the airline…

[@----.__]

I fly a lot for work, I'm pretty thin because I like to ride and run a lot. I was sat next to a large passenger a few years ago, they were middle seat and I was at the window. Instead of kicking up a fuss I waited until we were airborne and raised the arm between us, leaned towards the window and told them to enjoy the extra space. The smile was worth it and we had a great laugh for the rest of the flight. Not sure why people need to make mountains out of molehills these days, it makes no sense. It's like in traffic where people go out of their way to stop people changing lanes instead of slowing down and letting someone in. We're talking seconds out of your life, or in the case of my flight it was a few hours accommodating someone else so they're more comfortable. At the end of the day our flight was epic, we laughed and told jokes and had a great time for the few hours we shared seats. I'd much prefer that, at the expense of a tiny bit of comfort, than to be "that person" that always makes other people hate them. Share the world, there are some awesome people out there, and you might just be missing out on some good times.

[@terripebsworth9623]

Two BIG thumbs up to that. The literal definition of good manners is "to make others around you feel comfortable." On a recent long flight from Asia to the US, I was seated next to a young man (mid 20s ish) was made no eye contact with anyone as he furiously typed away on his laptop. He had a very serious stoic kind of personality. Something funny happened (forgot what, but I think it was a ridiculous onboard announcement), I burst out laughing, looked at the young guy next to me and made a related crack. Well, the broke to ice. We spent the next 10 hours chatting about geopolitics. That stoic young man was headed to West Point for officers training. As soon as he said West Point, I though, "Ah... his stoic overly mature mindset and personality make him perfectly suited for such a career." Anyway, just a bit of civilty and normal social behavior (ie say hi to your fellow traveler) can create a new friendship or at least make the flight a lot more interesting and enjoyable. People REALLY need to learn to be civil again. And that includes flight attendants and ground staff.

[@anthonyamthor5604]

If you are "changing lanes" because you believe you are in a stock car race and can exceed the speed limit and weave without using a signal, you won't get my respect. When you enter a highway from a ramp, it is up to you to "slow down" or speed up to merge. Right of way is to vehicles already on the highway.

[@claudiadickerman4218]

You are a dying breed of reasonable respectful humans.

[@----.__]

@@anthonyamthor5604 You're tilting at windmills.

[@----.__]

@@claudiadickerman4218 I like to believe it's the majority of people who are thoughtful, we tend to remember bad experiences more than good so it just seems there are more dunderklumpens than there really are! Stay well friend.

[@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700]

I’m With You 100!! I can not believe how people are allowed to treat police officers and they’re supposed to take it. No other job would you be expected to be treated like that with no repercussions. Then people wonder why they end up loosing it. If someone pushed my buttons like that daily I’d end up loosing it too! Ridiculous. So happy that you guys don’t take it and remove those people.

[@joeterp5615]

I LOVE your idea of punishing these rude people!! Unfortunately, I took a trip with a former co-worker friend last year… and she turned out TO BE one of these extremely rude people! It was quite a shock - a total nightmare actually. And the ironic thing was, it was a religious conference that we were mutually interested in that we decided to go to together. She kept wanting to push past people, and literally snarled at me with the most hateful looks when I didn’t do the same thing! This was on planes, as well as pushing past little old ladies going into a small church to try to beat them to what she feared were the last seats!! Bad enough to encounter these people in passing, but when you are stuck with one for 3-4 days!! I slept for 20 hours straight after getting back, as the stress of the whole trip with her non-stop insults completely drained me emotionally and physically. We can’t fix my former friend and whatever issues she has that makes her like that… but I hope we CAN put in policies in place that help curb horrible behavior on planes.

[@7389]

Taking flights these days is so risky. Flight attendants should be given hazard pay!

[@shteebo]

How can you live in America and think that someone who disagrees with your politics should be forced to change seats away from you? That's so childish and unreasonable.

[@00shivani]

Back in 2020, covid era, there was all those protests going on. Me being a college student from new jersey, i was super politically charged, liberal, anti cop etc etc. I was flying into Portland. The person I was sat next to was a Portland police officer. If you remember, Portland had huge anti cop defund this defund that protests. We were chatting, that’s how i came to know he was a cop. Despite my beliefs at the time, we had an enlightening conversation about our views and experiences. That was actually what helped me step out of the tunnel visioned politics that the covid era perpetuated. Cuz I interacted with someone and learned about their side of things. And he was a great guy, just because he was a cop didnt mean he supported racial profiling and violence. I actually felt bad, he endured a lot of violence during the protests. I think the isolation during covid and the internet culture at the time really caused people to lean very hard into their own black and white version of things, which resulted in them seeing themselves as the main character, the rest of the world blurring away. Idk im not a psychologist. But i think people should be more open to people with different beliefs. And if not open, just ignore it. People are different and thats what makes our world interesting. No need to be best friends, definitely no need to fight and argue. But personally i love meeting and learning about people. Covid era flights felt so nice and close knit. We all were craving some connection and socialization.

[@winstonchurchill3597]

@@00shivani I hope you have realized the world does not revolve around you or your beliefs.

[@00shivani]

@@winstonchurchill3597 obviously, it was never in my nature or personality to expect the world to share my beliefs, like so many people do today. If it was, I wouldn’t have had such a positive interaction with a stranger of opposing beliefs in the first place. My point was, my viewpoints actually CHANGED after our interaction. Work on your reading comprehension.

[@winstonchurchill3597]

@@00shivani The fact that you are proud that you could have a civil conversation with a person who doesn't share your beliefs speaks volumes.

[@00shivani]

@@winstonchurchill3597 listen dude, I shared a story about a positive experience between two people with opposing views, in response to a video where people obviously couldn’t do the same. I was reminded of my experience, and there’s nothing wrong with being proud of my interaction after seeing how poorly someone else interacted. Maybe you would be proud too if you didn’t have such an urge to start some sort of disagreement? Have a good night okay?

[@Jazzykatt23]

The self entitlement is crazy. I was at an airport in a huge security line. I had plenty of time to catch my flight so it wasn’t a big deal. This couple behind everyone started making a huge deal that they were going to miss their flight and could they please get ahead. Everyone was really understanding and let them go ahead. Turns out they were on my flight that wasn’t for another two hours.

[@philipiano001]

Seen this once. 🤔

[@ericmichels6158]

I disabled and occasionally go and get a free meal from a church group that sets up near my apartment. The sense of entitlement of some people who show up for a FREE meal is mind-blowing. They don't say thank you, they tell the people to hurry up and give them THEIR food, they complain about the food. This church group always brings a big spread of good food that has to cost them a lot of money. ( Not to mention the time and effort to prepare and transport the meals. Hundreds of meals.) I know this had nothing to do with flying but ungrateful, self entitled people pi*s me off.

[@Jazzykatt23]

@@ericmichels6158 that is so sad because so many people are there volunteering and trying to make things better.

[@RickySTT]

I tend to be in window seats, and I’m rarely in a hurry to get off the plane. It doesn’t make any sense to me. However, I was recently on a delayed flight, on which the crew announced that some of the passengers had tight connections, and that the rest of us should remain seated while those passengers disembark. The people on the plane behaved themselves. The other time I saw people sit quietly while the plane was parked was when the crew announced that the plane was carrying the remains of a fallen soldier, and that we should remain seated until the remains were taken off the flight..

[@M_SC]

I don’t think reverence for soldiers should be encouraged more than for anyone else. It’s fascist.

[@soggybottom3463]

@@M_SC Your first three words were accurate.

[@osrizzo9219]

I'm a big guy. I'm 6'8" (203 cm) and 275 ish lbs (120 kg), whenever I'm on a flight (and couldn't buy a seat upgrade), I immediately apologize to my seat partner because I know that there's no physical way for anyone but me to use that shared armrest (not in an entitled way, my physical geometry doesn't allow for any other option). I try to make up for it by being a good seat partner, helping move food/drinks to the people in my row, making sure I'm attentive in when they want to get up to use the lavatory, helping with overhead bags before/after the flight, etc. I've never had an issue with my row partners. I also couldn't imagine wearing clothes that show my opinion on a dangerous topic like politics onto a flight. Even if the flight is only an hour, why make that time any more uncomfortable than it already is. I wouldn't bring up any topic like that on a flight either, because again, why do it? There are so many more pleasant topics that you could talk about.

[@mariankelly8224]

Being rude is not acceptable. This shouldnt be tolerated no matter your job . Being polite is always the better option.

[@Leo-fk9ch]

Just last month on a flight from Sacramento to Los Angeles I had a Karen sit next to me and become triggered by my hat, which as a veteran , it displayed my group patch. Nothing political, nothing offensive. She seemed to think I was a “gun nut” .. in her words. I only said one thing to her .. “ lady, I’m in this seat for around an hour and I don’t want to talk to you, be bothered by you, or hear your opinions. You have no idea what you’re referring to.” She literally went ballistic, and within a couple of minutes was removed from the flight. Flight attendant brought the co pilot back, he made the call. Probably a good thing for at least one reason, her fat ass probably threw the weight and balance off of the 737.. the autopilot would have been struggling all during the flight. Humor. Thank you Southwest for saving me the absolute displeasure of sitting next to a liberal mental case. By the way, I am a gun enthusiast. Not quite a nut.

[@kathleendaugherty4218]

I was at my nephew's college graduation, which was held in a very large auditorium. I have a physical disability. People were so impatient with me trying to climb stairs, harsh looks and nasty comments. So sorry as I am to have to say this, this behavior is not just on airplanes. People are the center of their own little world now and no one better get in their way.

[@Istandby666]

High five I have disabilities also, walking, hearing, and sight. People get pissed off because they can't talk to me like other hearing people. People get pissed off because I have mobility issues. I don't walk as fast as others. They look at you like you're a problem. The older I get the more I see how rude the younger ones are. In my days people had more patience.

[@Eddyspeeder]

So sorry to hear Kathleen. Assuming you're in the USA, that surprised me. We traveled in the US pre-pandemic while my wife was pregnant and people would roll out the red carpet for her everywhere she went. Back in Europe, nobody would even consider moving their butt off the seat that's reserved for pregnant or physically impaired. One time she even had to defend herself by having to explain that she was really pregnant. It's pure human decency to be understanding, if possible offer a helping hand. People feeling "entitled" is a terrible societal disease nowadays...

[@evryhndlestakn]

You're right unfortunately.

[@massey4business]

​@@Istandby666It's not YOU with issues my friend, it's the rude people that have issues. Take care. 🤘

[@jeraleewood5969]

So Sorry you have to deal with those types of people. I go out of my way to help people and would help you in a heartbeat. Sometimes they are offended that I asked, but at least I tried.

[@tacticplanner7188]

"What your mom told you is a lie," lol. I love it. Thanks for that. You really do not seem to be that guy. I hope to see you in the skyies one day, great stuff.

[@TMccrury]

100% agree. No need for the non sense. I was on a flight into Montreal in February and a lady, in seat 1A, decided she needed to light up in the forward lav 20 minutes from landing. Talk about massive inconvenience. Montreal AARF decided we were coming to a full stop on the runway, we were evacuating on the runway, and then being busses to the terminal. We then had to wait for our carryon bags to be brought to us before proceeding to immigration and customs. What should have been less than 30 minutes turned into a 2 hour ordeal. It was crazy. She was banned from flying any US airline, fined 10,000.00, arrested by Montreal Police, and deported back to NY that same evening. All for a smoke.

[@sanniepstein4835]

A man had a panic attack as we were about to take off. Return to building, wait for slot, wait to refuel, wait for takeoff slot: 3 hours.

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Mob Rule should rule in this case . A Lird of the Flies thing .

[@BlyGuy]

Was she inebriated?

[@dabbinghitlersmemes1762]

Well okay that's pretty dickish, but isn't that also kind of ridiculous from the airlines/airport/etc to do all that over a cigarette?

[@unclefester6501]

​@@BlyGuyLiberal rage.

[@johnbjorkman4144]

Her husband's mother just died - she CLAIMS. This type of person lies without hesitation.

[@Joeybagofdonuts76]

Her poor husband is just tired of her.

[@user-hd7wd4nu1o]

@@Joeybagofdonuts76 Thank for posting what I was thinking. :)

[@elissahunt]

Even if she wasn't lying, when did a death in the family become an excuse to be a jerk? Her wakeup call should have been when the attendant came over. That's when she should have apologized to everyone and then been quiet the rest of the flight.

[@EJM1701]

That's because those who lean in that direction politically have already resided themselves to the belief that the ends justify the means.

[@SuperSpecies]

So she probably got kicked off the plane on purpose in that case so he misses the funeral.

[@AFloridaSon]

I love Kelsey's take on these situations. I agree with him 100%.😅

[@lsswappedcessna]

It's funny, of all people pilots tend to be pretty grounded. I'll see myself out.

[@periwinkleparis225]

Gosh! It's so refreshing to hear a sane person.

[@timmaQlate]

"Gravity is just a theory" this way she showed nobody has to take her seriously, ever.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

I live in Palo Alto, California. It's the heart of the Silicon Valley and within the sociopolitical bubble of the San Francisco Bay Area. Several years ago, I went to a popular local deli to buy some sandwiches to-go. As usual, the line was pretty long. And, as usual, I continued to just look at my phone while waiting in line (while hoping that they didn't run out of Dutch Crunch bread). However, I did notice a middle-aged woman kind of looking at me. After about ten minutes, the lady asked me, "What does your hat mean?" I was wearing a Philadelphia Phillies baseball cap. It's red and has the stylized "P" in the front with a Major League Baseball logo on the side. It even says, "Philadelphia Phillies" on the bottom of the back near the hair line. So, I told her that it was a "Phillies cap." She asked, "What are 'Phillies?'" I explained that it is a major league baseball team from the city of Philadelphia. She then laughed. She told me that she thought that it was some sort of "Trump cap." If it was, she continued, she was going to ask me to leave the deli. She was smiling but completely serious. I was flabbergasted. I don't own a Trump cap. I've never owned one. Moreover, this woman doesn't own the deli. She doesn't work at the deli. She was just another customer (like me) who was waiting for a sandwich. So, I smiled and joked that "I left my Trump cap at home" because "there are so many left-wing fascists out there who try to publicly shame anyone wearing such a hat on the basis of crazy media-inspired stereotypes and generalizations of millions of Americans.” This lady smiled and looked amusingly bewildered. She left with her sandwich unaware that I had called out her shocking level of intolerance. I would absolutely HATE to sit with someone like that on a plane.

[@wokewokerman5280]

...that story is repeated at an alarming rate - we can thank CNN and MSNBC....or possibly The View.... (imagine sitting next to Whoopie in 1 class and having to listen to her BS.....

[@Marco1970_]

Amen, my brother 🤟👏👏

[@OMG_No_Way]

😂😂Awesome response 🇺🇸

[@Breeze0911]

Enjoyed. 😉 So true. Thank you for sharing.

[@Leo_Pard_A4]

Well done.

[@richclay4209]

She's from Portland, OR. Why be from Portland if you don't act like it.

[@boofingenthusiast]

Based. That place is a craphole

[@garyschneider6644]

Yeah, but Rich, when you LEAVE Portland, don’t act like you’re still IN Portland!

[@oz_jones]

@@garyschneider6644 You cant take the weirdo out of Portland but you can't take the Portland out of the weirdo.

[@annsumner8570]

Oregon Trump 2024.

[@richclay4209]

@@garyschneider6644 There's an old saying, "you can take the woman out of Portland, but you can't take Portland out of the women"

[@loca8048]

We teach our children to "play nice". Adults need to learn this as well.

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

we TAUGHT our children to play nice, the boomers were more permissive thus we have the Milenials who are now super permissive, raising gen alpha ipad kids/Siphora kids. At this rate beta gen kids will be feral cavemen.

[@hillaryc.3727]

I love this Kelsey!! Yes - adulting is hard for people these days so THANK YOU for saying, “NO.” ❤

[@jonathanraines4750]

Miss the Golden Age of air travel in the 50's and 60's when people dressed up to fly and they enjoyed everything about the trip

[@marie7521w]

Not being allowed to smoke in the airport and airplane is a good thing. I'm allergic to cigarette smoke and have a asthma attack.

[@AquaNikki]

Also most people fit in seats and had alot of room to spare

[@cyan_oxy6734]

​@@AquaNikkibecause the seats were bigger. Now seats are smaller and the people bigger.

[@AquaNikki]

@@cyan_oxy6734 true about the seats

[@d1c186]

@@marie7521wwell back then people were considerate if the flight attendants came up to me and told me the person l was sitting next to was allergic to cigarette smoke and they had to unfortunately sit in the smoking section then l didn’t smoke for you, it got me a few free drinks from the stews

[@hotsoup1001]

Imagine how her grieving husband felt when she couldn't shut her mouth so he could make it home to be with his family.

[@kensherwin4544]

Of course he made it home. SHE got kicked off, not him!

[@crazyflowerlady1060]

Imagine living with her period.

[@skyhawk_4526]

He probably wanted her removed from the plane as much as anyone else.

[@marisamartin3664]

Maybe he made her take a bus. I would

[@jamesrecknor6752]

He married that Hillary, should've known he was going to be in for a rough ride.

[@hillbillyilluminati8253]

It still kills me that certain people can't stand the fact that people hold beliefs contrary to theirs.

[@1829Robert]

Years ago, when you could still smoke on a plane, a "gentleman" boarded the plane, sat in his seat, and immediately lit a cigarette. The flight attendant told him he could only smoke once we were in the air, and the captain turned off the no-smoking sign. The "gentlemen" informed the flight attendant that he had just lit the cigarette and had no intention of putting it out. The attendant immediately called the flight deck - I applauded and cheered what happened next. In a commanding voice, the captain approached the defiant passenger and said, "You're off my plane!" There was no discussion, no bargaining-off my plane-period. He walked away, and the gate team removed him from the flight. As I sat there, I relished in the comfort of knowing we had a captain who was willing to take immediate action when something could interfere with the flight. As an IFR Private pilot myself, I ensure my passengers feel that same confidence level. Great video; thank you for sharing.

[@M_SC]

All the tantrums are still better than the era when people smoked on planes.

[@BrownDaddy007]

@@M_SC Nah, the smoking days were the best. I was just a kid then, but I could at least appreciate the smoke second-hand.

[@stinkycheese804]

Yes, sadly that mentality went away and now we are all supposed to coddle people who are doing wrong and engage in discussions about the situation so we don't hurt their lil feewings. lol.

[@BrownDaddy007]

@@stinkycheese804 The real trauma comes when contrived media actually makes you believe that this is somehow the official status quo, it is not. Do you ever get the feeling that media exposure rarely has any positive outcomes for the human demeanour? If so, then you're on the right track.

[@skybussey6147]

@@stinkycheese804 Yeah and we have people saying their Christianity is being persecuted for not being allowed to abuse their property (children and occasionally wife)

[@jgesselberty]

She needs to behave like the guy sitting to her right. Quiet and reading a book.

[@qpwodkgh2010]

Any man that knows enough to shut their mouth is a great man indeed.

[@SandraHof]

I flew on a plane from Kentucky to Colorado with my dear deceased husband’s ashes, as he wanted them put in a lake where we used to live there.💔💔💔 I did not behave even remotely like the woman whose mother in law passed away. Quite the opposite. These types of situations should make us even more gracious.

[@EASsirenVids01]

“Did you know gravity is a theory?” “Yes I do, then why are you on an airplane if you don’t believe in it?”

[@michaels2846]

These days everyone knows their rights... but have forgotten their responsibilities.

[@SuccessWithLark]

@michaels2846 And forgotten other people have the same rights!

[@danfreeman9079]

"Gravity is just a theory" as she sits inside an airplane? HAHA.

[@fvb7]

It is still classified as a theory. No point in bringing it up other than to try and be a snarky beach like she was but amongst the many wrongs she has made that was not one of them.

[@toomanymarys7355]

​@@fvb7No. Gravity is described mathematically, as the Law of Universal Gravitation. It is a law.

[@michaelnelson8030]

I have been on flights where we arrived late at a destination, and the flight crew got on the public address system and asked people who had a long layover at the airport, to remain seated, while those who had short connections, got off the plane first. I had a 5 hour layover (Dubai), and stayed in my seat, and out of the way of those who needed to hurry off the flight.

[@Super_Chief]

I loved your quote: “Yeah, if the plane’s on fire, it’s okay to step over someone - do whatever you want”.🤣

[@rosasullivan2550]

I like this piolet. Zero tolerance for idiots causing problems on an airplane ✈️

[@1SpicyMeataball]

*Pilot*

[@RuyGedares_GuyRedares]

​​@@1SpicyMeataball Now it's *PIO let 😂😂