Entitled Flight Attendant KICKS ME OFF MY FLIGHT, claiming that I was FAKE DOCTOR - Reddit Podcast

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[@princessmarlena1359]

I’m glad OP sued and won against that stupid airline. He should also sue the nurse and report her to the licensing authorities to cost her any license she holds.

[@Dragon_RangerYT]

Unfortunately that wouldn’t do much good. She only said what she said due to her last memory of when she possibly saw him. If she saw him as just a med student and not knowing if he was a third year or fourth year med student, would make it difficult for her to not know if he had graduated. Also if he wasn’t doing his residency in the same hospital that the nurse works at would also make it hard for her to know if he had graduated.

[@hasenhirn1965]

that leeds to nothing. Like DD Women could not say anything wrong. And if someone claims this is not true he is a diskrininating Wifebeater

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

@@hasenhirn1965 You escalated that pretty quickly.

[@littlesongbird1]

To be fair, the nurse wasn't in the wrong. She said what she thought was correct and was correct when she last saw him. The crew could have casually asked him for id or documents confirming he is a doctor at any point and nipped it in the butt.

[@princessmarlena1359]

@@littlesongbird1 *nipped in the _bud_ (as in rosebud, the saying came from that).

[@Tontteman]

First story: op should sue that nurse, she was the one who made those accusations and i'm sure it was because she wanted to get some attention. What other reason there can be. If she didn't want to get attention and honestly wasn't sure if op was a doctor or not, only thing she needed to do was to stay beside that patient and make sure that op wouldn't do anything wrong. That's it, only that patient and his life matters, everything else can be done later.

[@smithsmith1956]

She was probably just jealous she wasn't smart enough to be a doc and took it out on him when she saw an opportunity. I'd wager she has falsely accused docs of SA and SH too.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

um he said flight attendant not nurse

[@catsncrows]

Well since the nurse identified him as just a medical student and this is being dragged through the courts she probably had to be involved in that mess in some way which is no doubt embarrassing

[@DigitalCowboy000]

@@viviennemorgan7217 the flight attendant was going by what the nurse said.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@DigitalCowboy000 that makes her stupid.

[@netto6681]

Some nurses always think they know better than doctors, especially junior ones. It’s embarrassing.

[@maryjane4432]

I’ve seen plenty of docs who were wrong and the nurses were right.

[@netto6681]

@@maryjane4432 I don’t doubt there’s been many instances where that’s the case (though they’re in the minority). The fact is that nurses don’t have the breadth of knowledge of doctors, so they can’t see the big picture, which is why the doctors judgment should be respected.

[@islur]

@@maryjane4432key word was “some” u slow

[@dontbotherreplying108_]

@@maryjane4432and? SOME nurses still act like they know better than doctors when they dont. SOME. S. O. M. E. *SOME*

[@runeingebretsen8378]

I was in the emergency entrance,with ear inflammation,and the nurse took one look at me and said,are you in any pain,and i wasn't,and then she said there is nothing wrong with you,and i have to leave,then i went to a private hospital and a doctor saw me right away and gave me antibiotics,now since this is scandinavia the public hospital is free,but not the private ones,i had to fork out 120 dollar for 15 minuttes of work to the doctor,the problem was i was 18 and i had only 120 dollars to my name because payday was still 14 days away.

[@twister107]

This is new. Normally it’s the flight attendants standing up to the Karen’s. Not the flight attendants being Karen’s.

[@irisrosenicholas5339]

Ikr

[@romanbundy921]

Fr

[@viviennemorgan7217]

i know crazy right.

[@Voxdenable]

It's uncommon, but idiots and assholes exist in every line of work...

[@MakimatoYoruOfficial]

はい、同意します、その真っ直ぐな愚かなIDは「黙れ愚か者」と言った

[@susanrand512]

This is a nightmare, someone should have asked to see his credentials if they were in doubt.

[@romanbundy921]

I think they should've done that

[@maryjane4432]

A medical student and a nurse are very different. Even a last year medical student would have more knowledge then a full term nurse

[@organrick]

According to a book I read that a flight attendant wrote, they’re supposed to check those things to make sure that they’re a doctor, before they start medical care. He should’ve brought his credentials up first.

[@brendonrookes1151]

im sure he wasnt planing on operating while on a plane @@organrick

[@shaunmcfarlane4989]

Imagine stepping up to help someone and they ruin you

[@dylanclay2741]

This is exactly why I don't help anyone. Gotta look after yourself

[@daniel_ding48]

@@dylanclay2741 I'd beat up the people who prevent other people helping others and encourage jerks to commit injustice against the law, then sue them for it. Gee, what is wrong with people these days?

[@longgonebaby]

It wasn't the pertain he helped. It was the stupid flight attendant, nurse and airline!

[@myrixica4222]

Story 1 UPDATE: "So the patient from the plane had a lawsuit going against the airline. I had supplied an affidavit for this, along with several other passengers and testimony from an emergency specialist doctor as an expert witness. I think the airline saw the writing on the wall after a preliminary hearing, and so settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. I'm not currently at liberty to discuss more details about that particular case. After they settled his case, they finally started taking my second (and larger) lawsuit a bit more seriously and came to a mediation with an actual offer. We were finally able to settle out of court for significantly more than my original suit which was filed at the time of the incident, because in the interim I have faced burnout and had to take 3 months off of work at least in part due to being unable to take the only holiday opportunity I was granted as a house officer (read: intern/junior resident). They finally issues a written apology to me from the CEO of the airline, which is what I was after all along. Once I receive my settlement, I'm going to use some of the money to fly business class to Bali on the airline's main rival as a final middle finger to them lol. As for the nurse situation that many of you were talking about, the issue was dealt with at the same time. She was not truly at fault here (again all she did was make a passing comment to the air crew that was taken waaaaaay too far) but she did endanger the patient and faced a small penalty as a result. I never felt the need for a personal libel case against her, it was all contained within the patient's lawsuit."

[@JINXIENG]

Thanks for the update

[@JINXIENG]

Thanks for the update

[@cybermainstream]

Please tell me she's no longer allowed to practice medicine.

[@darkwarriormaster9644]

Story 1: That had to have been a nightmare. The nurse started it all by jumping to conclusions. I hope she had to suffer some kind of consequences.

[@brianrogers7360]

That 1st story. I would have sued the crap out of that airline AND the nurse. Story 2. Never lie. Especially like that. The restaurant was stealing from workers and deserves to be investigated. They owe you. Story 3. Walk away. NOW. That story about the delivery guy. Call his job and report him. And call the cops. This guy is a creep

[@waynec38]

Does anyone know what the Airline was,so I can avoid using the darned Airline?

[@brianrogers7360]

@@waynec38 Probably Quantas

[@maryjane4432]

He did sue and won, plus further litigation is ongoing.

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

@@maryjane4432there was an update. The patient sued and won. So they took OP’s second lawsuit seriously and settled out of court

[@QuickManEXE]

Story 1: That is absolutely crazy and stupid. Forget simple small claims, i would be suing the crap out of the airline, the flight attendant and the nurse. Rather then asking his credentials, or even half-assed thanking him for helping the patient, they call the cops on this guy? WTF! I dont know who i'm more mad at here; the nurse or the flight attendant. Both of them really need to be held responsible for all of this debacle. Fortunately the police were able to verify the OP was indeed a doctor, but then the airplane just abandons him with all his stuff, and won't admit any wrongdoing? That's a complete scummy move. The flight attendant and nurse should both fired over this. Story 2: Never ever lie to places like the Labour Department or police or the taxman... it will NEVER be good and will not be in your favor. As a person who has been in the restaurant for 20+ years, there is absolutely no unwritten or unspoken code of telling the truth to some agency like that.... especially if you are getting screwed over on money. If they are being shady on money for any reason, that is all you need to run for the hills and very quickly. Also, if management is going to threaten your job over this, you need to go back to the Department of Labour and tell them about that too. Story 3: I can't blame the OP for waiting to sell that house, and she does deserve a better place. As for the bf, he sounds extremely lazy here. He either just needs a motivation boost here, or the OP needs to find someone better here. Seems like he is intentionally dragging his feet here. Story 4: OP should've called the police on this guy a long time ago, he is 100% a stalker.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

i hope op will find a new boyfriend.

[@juanhaines7295]

Story 1 so the fiance still went on vacation without you. How terrible on top of all of everything that happened. He should have sued the nurse as well.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

He told the fiancee to go ahead and take the vacation.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

*Story 1:* What the hell is wrong with the airline? Leaving a doctor alone to fend for himself?

[@Kelle0284]

His wife wasn't very helpful either.

[@kristinmartin2899]

The airlines actually usually has the best reputation and they’re usually the airline I prefer. I was surprised when he gave his clue. That was a jerk move and I’m glad he’s suing!

[@Kyle_club]

​@@Kelle0284the wife had no idea what was going on

[@nihar1987]

Pediatrician here, had a similar situation on board an Abu Dhabi - New Delhi Etihad flight. Thankfully the flight attendant was super sweet, and after the patient was stabilised, all she asked for was my medical ID for some paperwork. But by God, listening to this story makes me think twice about doing this for anyone ever again. Also, "Kangaroos Everywhere ".. Is that a thinly veiled reference to Qantas?

[@jamesrippy1161]

I hope the OP in the first story filed defamation of character lawsuits against the cabin crew as well as the nurse that assisted him

[@maryjane4432]

He won in small claims court and got his money back but more litigation is still ongoing

[@marciaholesovsky3461]

I want to know the name of the airline

[@charleshines2142]

@@maryjane4432 Maybe that part of it is the defamation of character and slander. Small claims may have been to get emergency bills paid for that resulted such as lost time and other similar things. If he didn't somehow get a ride from a relative he would have to find another way home. Surely that wouldn't be cheap and he would have had a hard time paying with everything still on the plane. He was stuck between a rock and a hard place.

[@diamondjim7560]

@@marciaholesovsky3461Likely it was Qantas. OP mentioned there logo on the plane was kangaroos. That is the Qantas logo.

[@longgonebaby]

​@marciaholesovsky3461 it's super easy to work out. An Australian airline that has a big red kangaroo as it's logo.

[@sandrasausville9103]

Wow just wow, that's so messed up by not only the attenedt but the airline!! I hope you win big time.

[@WorthyMissJ]

OMG! I wouldve been furious as hell! Small claims court wouldn't have been able to handle how much I sued them for with damages to my name and lost vacation which was paid for and the loss of the costs of transportation and being unlawfully removed from their plane as well as their ignorance in not asking for your identity in the first place! That airline would have paid me upwards of $50,000 for the horrible experience!

[@maryjane4432]

He won small claims but there is future litigation ongoing with the airline for their actions

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

The Nurse and the airline are a bunch of idiots! That man was already in a life or death situation!

[@dragonweyr44]

1st story: What would have happened if the doctor was one of those super young Doogie Hauser type doctors? Seriously, this guy saves the patient's life and they have the unmitigated gall to have the cops haul him off the plane without his luggage, belongings and ID, without even asking him, to his face, if he can prove that he was a licensed doctor and just fly off for their next flight with his stuff still on the plane I hope the airline goes bankrupt from the lawsuit if this is how they treat a hero like this And that nurse should have known better too, I hope she loses her license too. 3rd story: I know this story is about you finding a new home, but your BF isn't going to marry you. You should break up with him before he breaks your heart 4th story: THIS GUY IS STALKING YOU, you should report him, to the police, his job, everyone. I just can't understand the stalker mentality. How can anyone, male or female, think that THIS is the way to endear yourself onto anyone. Do they think that by doing stuff like this that the other person would fall helplessly, hopelessly in love with them? Cause it doesn't. It just makes them fear for their life around you

[@susangamble6888]

You sue the nurse too

[@sandrasausville9103]

The procrastinating boyfriend just needs to go. You don't need anyone to make you happy but yourself!! Just go with your plans and don't worry about him, you can do so much better

[@H3xx99]

Oh, I would have sued the everloving crap out of that airline.

[@Falney]

I would have contacted the hospital and tell them what happened and have the nurse chastised.

[@namelessyami4099]

Some insight on that last one My dad used to do Doordash. He's since been banned. He would keep coming to women's houses that he delivered to, after dropping things off. My father is a fucked up person. He's done alot of horrible things including sex offender shit. If someone keeps showing up at your house in the middle of the night, delivery worker or not, call the cops. Your safety should come before anything else.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Doordash employed a sex offender?

[@dobiqwolf]

Looks like the airline is Quanta. The Kangaroo logo gives it away.

[@kristinmartin2899]

QANTAS:)

[@shaunmcfarlane4989]

No good deed goes unpunished

[@susanrand512]

2nd story- NOT THE JERK File for unpaid wages and move on. 3rdstory, NOT THE JERK drop that boyfriend he's gaslighting you, stop wasting your time. Sell the house and move on without him as you've planned. Next story- NOT THE JERKI think he has a crush on you, tell him you are calling the police, the job, somebody.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

how the delivery driver keeps showing up at her house every night he doesn't have a crush on her he was making sure if she was alright and she should call the cops on this man.

[@maryjane4432]

@@viviennemorgan7217it’s not a crush when they start stalking you

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@maryjane4432 exactly thank you

[@smithsmith1956]

Anyone notice how the docs SO just left his a$$ high and dry? She obviously doesn't give a sh!t about him. Just his doctor money. That's grounds for canceling the wedding.

[@samalvarez8776]

Have you never been on a plane? They didn't tell her anything and more than likely wasn't allowing her to leave the plane. The more you insist actually can get you arrested or ducted taped to your chair.

[@smithsmith1956]

@@samalvarez8776 Yeah, I have. Flown plenty. And no, if she wanted to leave, they'd have let her. Quit making excuses. She went and left his a$$ a whole week with no ID and no bank cards or keys. I don't know what crazy airlines you're going to, though. Being tapped to your seat? Who does that? That's grounds for a lawsuit.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

@@smithsmith1956 There are pictures out there of unruly and violent passengers being duct taped to a seat until the plane landed. I agree she should have gotten off the plane, but maybe it all happened too fast. We don't know how long after the emergency the plane took off again. She may have expected him to get back on board right up to the point when the door was shut and they taxied away from the gate. Also the OP said he wanted his fiancee to go ahead with the vacation and to have fun.

[@Ace2up]

Story 1 seems to be delta airlines since they do that sometimes for over booking and sometimes forcibly removed passengers by police

[@maryjane4432]

It was a foreign airline.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

It had to be Qantas. Note the reference to 'use of kangaroos' in their designs

[@The.dog.lover.100]

7:16 never go back to that airport ever again

[@xxxconfusedidiotxxx]

Why did the nurse herself not offer to help originally if she also saw nobody raise their hand. And even if “because she’s not a doctor” so what, having a nurse is better than no medical help at all and nurses are super important.

[@crimsonvoid1595]

For Story #1: I’ve never been a Doctor and have no plans to ever be a doctor because of my own medical issues but yeah the way the original Poster was treated was not okay. I’m glad he got his lawsuit settlement with that crappy airline.

[@sabrthadid7608]

On "never" proposing....He is NOT that into you. NEVER put his name on anything.

[@zeframc]

1st story: The cops apparently never talked to the nurse, the original witness? Just went on hearsay? How unprofessional!

[@yintotheyang6433]

Nurses think they’re smarter than doctors so she totally took that opportunity to throw him under the bus

[@kishaa819]

Seriously, that last story, she needs to shut that down hard!

[@viviennemorgan7217]

she should call the cops and officers to arrest him.

[@damegataco]

I think the guy doing the breakdown of the first situation didn't realize they didn't just assume that the person wasn't a doctor because of their age, but because someone claimed they knew them as a medical student after seeing them at their hospital, which is what started the whole thing. That being said they definitely did everything wrong in the situation and deserved to lose that lawsuit especially as they never admitted they messed up to try and save face even though no one would have heard about it if they had just admitted it where because they didn't it fucked them over more in the end than it otherwise would've. Sucks for them! Edit: Oh yeah... Also forgot my whole reason for mentioning this... There are tons of people that would pretend to be a doctor just like there are tons of people who pretend to be cops. Also yeah that person who recognized them should've just asked "Oh hey! I remember you from when you were a medical student... So you graduated and you're a doctor now? That's cool!" That way they could have at least tried to confirm their suspicions rather than just assuming the worst and making someone regret trying to be helpful. Honestly she should have been held responsible for making such unsubstantiated claims that led to everything happening.

[@maryjane4432]

Even if he was a medical student a year ago he was probably on his last year of med school.

[@damegataco]

@@maryjane4432 not sure what point you're trying to make... Pretty sure that's it's obvious from the OPs story that he was on his last year of being a student when she saw him originally and that he had graduated and become a doctor by the time he was on the flight. So again, not sure what point you were trying to make by trying to clarify that point in relation to my comment.

[@feistsorcerer2251]

​@@damegatacoPretty sure they're agreeing that the nurse was unreasonable and should have realized that he likely graduated.

[@alsenddrake7764]

Love the first one where they dont realize students graduate i guess XD

[@rusticheritage]

This is why I refuse to fly any airlines with pictures of kangaroos anywhere on their planes, posters or uniforms. I had a bad experience with them, too, and I hear from my friends that I am not the only one.

[@Imintune...]

The nurse at fault for assuming without merit. I'd be suing her.😡

[@susanfarley1332]

Being married to a guy who procrastinates wouldnt be good. If you are frustrated now how would you like years of procrastination? No fun there

[@robog9084]

for the first story that is 100% united airlines. Also he should sue the nurse and the airline.

[@maryjane4432]

It’s not a American airline tho it’s from a foreign country

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Qantas.

[@icewolf5611]

the weird obsession with kangaroos do u mean Qantas

[@flo9637]

This Nurse should go to jail for false accuse a Medical Emergency, ridiculous. This is what you get for helping other people, not do that ^^

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

On the second story, op you did the right thing, lying to the Department of Labor could have gotten you jail time, the owners of the restaurant should go to Jail.

[@BurstFlare]

Story 1: What the f--king hell?! How could they have just jumped to the conclusion that he was still a medical student?! And on top of that, they stranded him instead of waiting for the police to confirm if he actually a medical student or if he actually was a doctor like he said he was! F--k these guys, they deserved what they got!

[@50cheese]

1st btw u are 1 of the best KZbinrs❤❤❤❤

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

On the last story, op you NEED to call the cops and get a restraining order on him.

[@haraldsamak9494]

Hope that nurse in the first story would meet her maker.

[@theblinddriver8170]

the airline story making me fume is RAGE!!! i would sue this company for all they are worth abd warn other not to fly with them ever!

[@FrozenWillow1980]

Story 2 Boyfriend sounds cagey AF Is OP sure there is not anyone else on the scene? Someone who takes business trips or something? Or is there something else he is hiding? Just sounds like he is not being truly forthcoming with it all. But then he very well might be getting cold feet.

[@jaded_stormies]

I just want to make sure all of y'all know, not only boys can propose

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

Coincidentally I said the same thing to my mom and even she admits that is correct. Anyone can propose

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Yeah, true. But, why should this particular OP do that? She's got her life together while the guy is a hot mess of ineptitude. I think he's cheating on her. That's why he didn't want to talk to her dad and refuses to give her a key to his place.

[@teacher555555]

2nd story. if you do get fired OP its retaliation and therefore all the fines the department of labor issues to the restaurant can be doubled at the least and you get money from it. so don't worry, there is nothing legal the restaurant can do to you.

[@maryjane4432]

Yep! Retaliation for telling the truth is a lawsuit waiting to happen. And knowing they have cctv with audio it wouldn’t be hard to prove either

[@teacher555555]

@@maryjane4432 the issue with CCTV at work is that they can say the cameras were down at the time

[@blackthunder0021]

This is for the girl who wants to sell her house. Based on what you indicated about your BF situation about not giving you a key kinda sounds fishy. I mean, hasn't he heard of a key maker? Even if he doesn't want to talk with someone in a hardware store, they do have machines that can make duplicate keys and they are very easy to use. Also the fact that you can't leave any of your things there kinda sounds like he's hiding the fact that he's in a relationship with you. The reason why I'm pointing this out is because I have a cousin who actually did this exact same thing, although I will admit that I was the one who let her in to surprise him for a promotion that he got at work, however low and behold he also happened to be celebrating with one of his co-workers who also did not know that he was in fact engaged to her. Did I fail to mention that she was also waiting for him in a Victoria Secret outfit that cost so much, but hardly had any material. But that's besides the point. You seriously need to do a little recon on his place when he believes that you are not around. And if you're wrong, well, no harm, no foul. However, this situation sounds pretty fishy to me.

[@epiciddrwhodavid1]

Great my husband's got that now I'm panicking

[@RCMN-2024]

What kind of idiotic airline kicks off a passenger without their carry on, Id make formal complaint against the nurse and sue the airline, which he did

[@ninedragons6400]

Did that doctor even sue the nurse at all? She started the whole thing.

[@DragonGateDesign]

Story 3, walk away, too many red flags

[@AnimeGamer501st]

That's advice for the boyfriend right? Who gets married after 2 years? 5 years minimum.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Agreed. The guy has to be cheating.

[@kano8]

Story 2. They cannot fire that employee, as he's not under the whistle-blower protection act. I don't think that restaurants wants two different federal agencies on its ass.

[@johnramilleplaton1100]

Easy: let me guess: Spirit Airlines? Haha just kidding.

[@benjie128]

Even if OP was a medical student, OP was under the directive of the medical hotline.

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

On the first story, that airline needs to be shut down.

[@dianecheney4141]

The dr should also sue the nurse. She was the starting point

[@faraht1250]

Just kicked him off and buy your new house.

[@whishwhoosh2788]

1st story, he should have named which airline it is so we can take care of the workers of that airline

[@WTC-1990]

The Doctor should sue the Nurse on top of everyone else

[@hyundaisonata580]

I would throw the Nurse and Flight Attendant under the bus. That’s why you keep a form of Identification on you.

[@jeanglendinning1860]

story one, he should have also taken the nurse to court for defamation of charachtor

[@MrPinhead66]

another reason not to step up when they ask for a doctor

[@shiningkingghidora]

This is one reason that the airlines are losing money.

[@kevinjewell233]

Most people graduate medical school before they are 28.

[@jasondouglas152]

Never do anything nice for anyone. Ever

[@blondiemom25]

Seriously, the nurse recognized him as a student from a year ago. Don’t these people realize that one does stay a student forever?? Eventually that student is a doctor. They didn’t even question him about it. And this nurse waits how long before standing up and offering help?? Irate spun like the doctor had the patient as stable as possible before the nurse even decided to offer help. I have to wonder if she had it in for him for some reason.

[@gregkelmis2435]

What you need to do is when you when your next lawsuit publish who the airline is don’t let them give you the older well you can’t talk about the settlement. Crap screw them they need to be bankrupt.

[@MakimatoYoruOfficial]

“In Australia our airlines suck like kuso”

[@charleshines2142]

That nurse should watch herself when she assumes someone is still a student. Things change in a year of time. He should sue that nurse for slander and defamation!!

[@bryzcrochet]

The delivery driver seems to be way more than a simple creep and turning him in could very well save someone else's life!

[@malcire]

Eh, you make good points about weird delivery guy, but without him showing up after being told not to, cops aren't going to have much to legally do outside of taking a report.

[@bluetreefiddy]

these kinds of stories were you volanteer to help some one make you not want to help people just for your own legal safty

[@hunteremmerson7149]

Nurses= 2 to 3 years training vs doctor even young doctor= 10 years at max

[@SMDoktorPepper]

So the OP clearly has a lawsuit against the "nurse" as well as the airline.

[@maryjane4432]

Won his damages back in small claims but has litigation against the airline still

[@jessicaspaw528]

It sounds to me like the boyfriend doesn't want a house with you he's just kind of wanting you to get tired of him saying it and get a house of your own and then he can say oh well I was going to

[@mlovah]

This is why I never respond to medical attention on flights…

[@kelimochetonk493]

Have a damn good day

[@maussie9942]

Surely a medical student can help in this case, any case really. I know you are a doctor I’m just trying to understand their thought pattern

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

I think I'm right in saying that it is against international law for airlines to fly planes containing any luggage belonging to someone who is not on the flight. If they eject someone from a flight, they have to get their luggage off too. Otherwise, it would allow terrorists who manage to get a bomb onto a plane to make a big fuss and get thrown off before takeoff. Not all terrorists are suicidal! So the airline in story 1 ought to face consequences for that too.

[@brandonnewby178]

#1: Is nobody gonna talk about the jerk father-in-law letting his son-in-law go a whole *_week_* without clothes or toiletries?!

[@melissaharris3890]

wouldn't a med student be better than having no one?

[@runeingebretsen8378]

Story 1:Police..........prove that you are a doctor.............Doctor.........sure thing officer......wait my ID is on the plane that you didn't tell me ro take with me.

[@sync4183]

first story is obviously spirit airlines

[@Unchained_Alice]

Story 1 update said the patient made a full recovery and won a settlement from the airline for endangering him. The doctor won a much bigger settlement too and got an apology from the CEO. The nurse got a minor penalty. Glad it all worked out

[@diamondjim7560]

Going to be hard for that nurse if she ever ends up at the same hospital as this doctor.

[@cybermainstream]

Not a good enough punishment if she still gets to be a nurse.

[@QueenEevee1994]

Story 1: hmmmm 🤔🤔🤔…Let me guess United Airlines?

[@pocketsycho8720]

And this is why you don’t ride spirit

[@sadalien9049]

Airline is Qantas btw. ^_^

[@mitchellhancock8155]

Story 1 the airline is qantas

[@maranathaschraag5757]

the story with the woman being harassed by the restaurant worker - call the police and the restaurant right away! Society says women are supposed to be "nice" and "meek" and "don't rock the boat" and all that. And you don't want to be a karen, but you do need to stand up for yourself. Don't worry about the guy's job. YOU aren't getting him in trouble. HE IS. He's being a creepy stalker and should have been arrested and fired. This poor girl gave up a restaurant she clearly enjoyed so she wouldn't upset this one guy. Never change who you are or what you do for a guy. Report them. That's how things change - holding people accountable. It happens the other way too - if a guy is being harassed by a woman. that behavior is no bueno no matter who's doing it. no on owes anyone their time or attention. Say "no" right away and report them. At least to the restaurant. like "hi, store manager person, john stopped by, drunk, and it was really uncomfortable. i love your food and want to keep ordering from you, but can you please not have him deliver?" or put it on yelp or something, if you have anxiety about talking to someone. anyway - thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[@light_bit]

I assume op from first story are from Australia. Because, Australia one of most of their citizen choose bali as thier vacation destination.

[@johnnymcneal5914]

Yes you did the right thing if you would lied about anything you be in as much trouble as these people who try to make you lie

[@jessicaspaw528]

And if you did buy a house with your boyfriend and y'all broke up you would just have to deal with all of that too!

[@theresahall3912]

I wish I could look up the case of the doctor.