Fat positive influencer wants staff fired after she was forced to walk

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[@user85937]

"I decided to get fat, and now the rest of the world has to deal with the consequences, not me".

[@giathuanleviet4138]

She will have to deal with the consequences soon if she keeping that habit

[@Maryondo]

Dunno about that person in particular, but it's not always a choice, f.e. when you have some disfunctions in your body which leads to gaining weight even when lifing healthy. But yeah... not walking at all doesn't help to stay in shape :P

[@aurelian2668]

​@@Maryondo Thats not common, come on now.

[@Maryondo]

@@aurelian2668 Still not fair if you assume that for everyone. But I doubt she is one of these cases.

[@GabStoriesAnimation]

nah bro, nobody becomes fat eating salad, the fat person is responsible for their own weight

[@Crossfirev]

She isn't plus sized, she's multiply sized

[@Crossfirev]

Exponent sized even.

[@f.b.i2644]

tetration sized

[@x8Ghostyx]

What happens when u multiply by ten 💀💀

[@MySOAP12]

x large, xx large, xxx large, no shes sams club

[@FleshWizard69420]

She occupies a large view angle

[@Jen-fq2tn]

As a service employee who has sustained physical injuries while assisting obese people; no. We’re not nurses or doctors, we don’t have special equipment. The employee was probably afraid that she’d wind up hurting herself trying to push this woman up an incline. Back, chest and leg injuries are no joke, and I doubt the employee gets paid enough. I’m all for people living as they want. I won’t judge or discriminate, but when someone is being asked to put their physical wellbeing at risk to assist a person who has let themselves become that big, I draw the line. I’ve kindly declined assisting larger people for my safety, and I’ll continue to do so. Naturally, we don’t know the whole story, but I do feel for that employee. Even with a wheelchair I couldn’t get that woman down a flat hallway, much less up a ramp.

[@jdos5643]

These are the same kind of ppl that participate in those disgusting Mukbang channels eating a load of junk.

[@barbarajbanks1283]

The truth be told,Nurses and Doctors have far more resources and assistance in the caring for a person who is obese. This person needs to let it be known she requires’Special AssIstance’ I.e. motorized WC at time of booking. How did she walk from ticket counter,through TSA,onto the gate? Something just doesn’t add up.,Was it really necessary for the bikini pic she posted? Her sense of entitlement doesn’t override an airport employee’s choice to protect herself from potential physical injury and harm.

[@CrimsonEclipse]

Even nurses and doctors won't lift a finger to move this woman. They hire someone else to do that kind of job or call the fire department if someone that big fell and can't get up.

[@CM-ky5go]

She probably weighs, what, 300-400 pounds? And you’re asking a little woman (as she was described) to push her up an incline? Should probably physically can’t do it.

[@SuperDesignChick]

She could have helped her into the wheelchair and then gotten help. It’s not hard to be kind. It’s not right how she was treated.

[@BitmapJPEG]

"I really needed the chair" She also really needed the exercise

[@user-zr9nl2wl3o]

And a diet sheet.

[@mikeespinoza5733]

and obviously there are no other chairs at the airport.....

[@SuperDesignChick]

But that wasn’t the place or time. Sure she needs to move but not suddenly in that environment where she could have had a heart attack. Just be kind people, it’s not that hard.

[@bigdaddykush1830]

That's fair...

[@RedxWolfxFangus]

That employee probably increased that woman’s lifespan by 20 seconds by making her walk that whole way.

[@nguyentandung42]

Ok but she probably had an increase likelihood of a heart attack because her heart which is usually inactive because she doesn’t walk around now have to pump more blood and oxygen to support her usually inactive muscles. Not saying that it isn’t her fault she’s so morbidly obese her heart might stop but just stating the objective truth.

[@jon131]

@@nguyentandung42 making her walk would probably push her into zone 3+ cardio. She claimed that her "lips were white", this suggests cardiac insufficiency. She needs to improve her cardiac output to improve her health.

[@cuttlefish6839]

​@@nguyentandung42that sounds like a self inflicted problem.

[@Redneck_Hero]

​@@nguyentandung42that's her problem. Not the airport staff.

[@theunknowman12]

​@@nguyentandung42 and she's the one who decides to have that problem

[@phina8392]

This is an insult to people who genuinely need a wheelchair lady..

[@joelwillems4081]

Not the first person who said they deserve a wheelchair. I remember a recent one trying to compare herself to toddlers in strollers.

[@Shek1nah]

@@joelwillems4081 wasn´t that the same person as here?

[@Dondizle]

I'm surprised Uber isn't jumping on this. 😄

[@user-fz6qv4ve8v]

These people are the same ones you see in the grocery stores running over people's feet with those electric fat carts when they should be walking and burning a few calories.

[@toodlepop]

she's an insult to anyone that can even fit in a wheelchair. and i vote that when people do this, we start rolling them around like the blueberry girl from willy wonka.

[@patdough7515]

Being “fat” is NOT a disability … it’s a choice!!!

[@CKLee-rs4kl]

(mostly, there are some conditions that make it very difficult to maintain a normal weight; that said, there is gastric bypass or the gastric band to consider.)

[@ericrivera8410]

Its a food addiction, so I agree addiction is a choice

[@solotraveler6025]

@@CKLee-rs4klI’m a nutritionist specializing in reversing disease through diet and nutrition. I have a degree from Cornell in nutritional science. True, there are medical conditions that can make it difficult to exercise and maintain stable weight control, there however is no medical condition or diagnoses that causes morbid obesity. Even when individuals have severe food allergies or mobility issues, a diet tailored to one’s disability can significantly reduce someone’s medical issue. Poor diet even plays a significant role in people with mental illness and learning difficulties. The problem is, if we talk about it, we are being insensitive, or phobic, or hateful. The fact she can’t even make it the length of the gateway without being out of breath and ready to pass out tells me she is months away from a medical event that will end her life, not years. The fact that she is looking for reinforcement to validate her obesity and people just go along with it is the crime here. If you can’t even reach your own butt to wipe it she tells her and everyone else, it’s not a medical condition.

[@chairmankaga2821]

"Just assumed I could walk" has to be the most entitled statement I've ever heard. 🤯

[@softwarephil1709]

Spoken as she walks.

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

If she walked longer than from sofa to fridge, if she even does that, she wouldn't be that big.

[@bigeasy2595]

laziness is not a disability

[@jasperhorace7147]

Over eating isn’t one either.

[@TeamTigerAdv]

Sounds like you need to sign up for your woke training young man 🎉

[@phcusnret]

Neither is her stupidity.

[@jessicapearson9479]

No. Overeating isn't one. However, it does ALWAYS get mixed in as the B.E.D. The problem is that people who TRULY have B.E.D will eat ANYTHING and not be able to stop. People like her however, will only eat sweets and highly over processed and fried foods!! There are three types of eating that leads to 0besity 1. B.E.D (not as common as the body positivity/f@t movement claims it to be!!) 2. A literal add¡ction to the chemicals in the processed foods, sugars and additives. ( not as uncommon as B.E.D. but still not too common either.) And last 3. Overeating due to boredom, habit, depression or anxiety and just because you can. There are health issues that also do not help but are NOT causes of 0besity (unless you have Cushing's Disease) So, yes. There are eating d¡sorders and add¡ctions that do cause people to overeat. They are just not as common as people want to believe! I have the chemical add¡ction. I know this because my doctor had several tests done. When I make everything from scratch (I mean truly from scratch. As in right down to all sauces dressings and dips.) I do not overeat. I am able to stop. But I am not able to with any restaurant, fast food or store bought food! It was interesting seeing the parts of my brain light up when I ate food with chemicals in them! Anyways, don't assume that all 0bese people just overeat. While the majority do like the women in this video. There are those of us who really do have E.Ds Food Add¡ction.

[@bethsojourner6798]

​@@jessicapearson9479there are also many medical conditions that contribute to obesity. One is PCOS, it is an endocrine disorder and weight gain is one of the symptoms.

[@87you87tube]

I'm sure the flight attendant didn't ignore her out of discrimination, she's just not licensed to drive a forklift.

[@AidenStuhlmiller]

Lmao.

[@steynbarneveld7211]

I was about to make the joke the flight attendant walked away to get the forklift since the wheelchair wouldn't cut it.

[@charaznable8072]

Drive? Is the wheelchair electric?

[@Ricardo__Milos]

Best comment so far.

[@Roscoe_357]

😂😂😂

[@jacquevanlopeznoroff8827]

They should be required to buy two or more seats based on width, or not allowed on the plane. I do not want to sit in half a seat

[@MCCompanyPL]

I was looking for that comment - YES, it's my absolute nightmare!

[@todd7934]

As a man who once weighed 183kg my Dr told me in these words "your too fat and your going to die young". I then went on a diet and exercise and lost 100kg. I'm so tired of this body positivity crap being used as an excuse for being lazy.

[@Darkrodgersoffical123]

So now your skinny

[@GordonFilms]

We are slowly becoming the people from Wall E.

[@liammc4731]

Not slow enough, unfortunately

[@secrom36]

Don't put me near those people, thanks, I like staying fit

[@LARPing-Wolf]

"we" ? like come on

[@justinpat2]

Not we

[@Avrage_Weeb]

Slowly?

[@Chad-bc9vi]

"nobody should be treated this way" - The guy sitting next to her

[@ca_kay]

If I paid for that seat and she did not, I would get the attendant to order her to move.

[@ArnnFrost]

The guy is now a seat cushion.

[@ARCAD3BLOOD]

Ok, I see some disconnections in logic here. So there's a size where you can get a forklift to drive you around, but a wheelchair is not an option? Like, there must be a size inbetween "I'm fine on my own" and "Imma need a forklift" where you just need a wheelchair.

[@Kruku666]

yeah.... more like if plane she boards could speak...

[@Zodroo_Tint]

There was a big guy sitting next to me in a 6 hour bus ride, he was sitting with his half cheek on his seat and I was completelly unbothered, that was one of the nicest thing anybody ever did to me. But the kid was not became big because of the food, he was about 2 meter high and you could saw the muscles under the fat.

[@briansaunders2814]

The employee added years to the life of the wheel chair.

[@rcnelson]

Pilot on the PA: "Everyone except her move to the left to balance the plane."

[@whitedarkness97]

😂😂

[@roniholm8878]

If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all--Thumper from the movie "Banbi"

[@whitedarkness97]

@@roniholm8878 she needs a reality check

[@roniholm8878]

@@whitedarkness97 Then do it kindly. You never have to be mean.

[@bndballerz5794]

I don’t think she “assumed [you] could walk”. She literally watched you walk.

[@AliciaGuitar]

And she walked pretty well too. As someone who has had to scoot on the ground due to no wheelchair accessibility i am pretty offended by her!

[@JohnDoe-md2sb]

Wobbled.

[@Josie545]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@samuelhowie4543]

​@@JohnDoe-md2sb🎵weebles wobble but they don't fall down.🎶

[@terjeygard7328]

...as we all did 🤣

[@OrenTubing]

"That woman just assumed i could walk" captioned over her own clip walking just fine is wild😂

[@jbrown7063]

This is the most work her lower body has ever done.

[@scallie6462]

My dad is 78 with a horrible back and he refuses to admit he can't walk. She's disgusting.

[@brittlby4016]

Your dad has self respect.

[@cooleyzz]

I don't think it's actually her in the video. The lady in the video was wheeled up the jet way and was smiling in her seat. I think it's a different person telling the story using footage of someone else

[@phosphate66]

idk if id call that walking but it was certain some form of locomotion.

[@ladyanime100]

Obesity is not a disability. Wheelchairs are for the elderly and disabled. Obesity and laziness does not quality. Also it's against the law for the staff to push or lift more than a certain weight w/out specialized tools/equipment. The staff could literally hurt themselves trying to push that person in a wheelchair.

[@SgtJoeSmith]

the employee left to get a fork lift

[@nancybrouse5070]

The employee SAW her walking and knew she did not need a wheelchair.

[@MacOne53]

Correct.

[@livingmybestlife8641]

Don't be a bully, You don't know her.

[@dbond0018]

​@@livingmybestlife8641actually one look tells everyone all they need to know, and then there was the video, so actually, yes we do

[@AdequateName.]

​@@livingmybestlife8641 stating the obvious and apparent facts is not bullying. Calling someone out for being a lazy scum, is also not bullying.

[@MyFiddlePlayer]

I think everyone is mis-attributing motives here. I think the employee saw her and realized she was at high risk of getting injured if she helped this woman. The employee is not required to put herself at risk. The best solution would have been to let the customer sit in the chair while the employee called for another person to help her push the chair. Side note: I and another employee were injured at work when a 400 pound lady lost her balance and fell on us. The lady was injured too. The chair we were trying to get her into did not survive.

[@courtanimation311]

I’m with the employee on this one. She probably doesn’t wanna throw her back out or cause serious injury by pushing something that is four times her size. Airline employees do have that right to refuse if they know it’s gonna physically hurt them.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

The employee probably just isn't physically capable of pushing that. Most people aren't.

[@fedupamerican296]

​@@etiennedevignolles7538really, Up the ramp no less.

[@patlong8449]

Was it a chair suitable in size for a bariatric user

[@doom4067]

And they had to go up slope.

[@raven4090]

I was thinking the same thing. I know I couldn't do it.

[@mchapman132]

Imagine having to sit next to that?

[@Kreshura-tm5rb]

its the same thing as to be squished into a giant wall

[@vanessashimoni6548]

This woman is able to walk, we see her walking and smiling.

[@Zanian19]

"Sorry ma'am, but our flight attendants don't have the required license for transporting heavy cargo."

[@Copperscaled]

😂😂😂

[@Adam-sd2ow]

Wideload

[@bunnieskitties293]

A'ight comin' thru got me forklift certs and a high vis vest. Make way, this'ns gunna test ol Bessy's load capacity. Wobblin' like movin' a double bunk of OSB.

[@Feljo]

they lack the forklift certification

[@ugn154]

I'd be like: I am not forklift certified 🙂‍↔️

[@highrider9168]

Please asmon, use the scientific name, Landius whalius.

[@snowdrop9810]

terra cete is technically the right one

[@bimantoro17]

Flyless Whalius

[@theMedicatedCitizen]

don't be like that, whales are surprisingly fit and athletic creatures

[@Anon-tm3uh]

Whales: *feels offended*

[@brandonhallam51]

Fatas Fucckius

[@sev7463]

"I'm going to ruin my body and insist that every stranger on this planet adapts themselves to my demands" When you think the world revolves around you.

[@IPwn3dJo]

With enough mass it’s possible around her might be forced to revolve around her until they reach her escape velocity

[@bekr3473]

If a person has a size where they can’t evacuate a plane in a reasonable time they shouldn’t be allowed to fly.

[@forrestredd2706]

Saying "Plus-size Influencer" is like saying "Suicide Influencer" Why do we allow this?

[@cuttlefish6839]

When sympathy turns to pity turns to apathy.

[@specialsnowflake2309]

burgerstan brainrot

[@PickleThePig]

A lot of the world are dumb

[@shirakani]

We don't, nor do we care... almost all the human planetary bodies like her that used to be on KZbin are dead and gone. Guarantee you won't see her in a few months time.

[@ry0usama511]

I sure hope they didn't add this kind of influencer into the alphabet community

[@MikeCornwall]

She had absolutely zero issues walking on the plane. Wheelchair assists are for people who physically cannot walk, e.g. paraplegics. They are not meant for fat, lazy, attention seeking trolls.

[@Notyouraveragename]

Honestly i see why you people give up at the inch and not the mile. Run the mile and it gets flipping ridicolous. Why are we subsidizing other people's poor life choices giving them 20x more attention, resources, and time for them to go 1/20th the distance. But giving the people with nothing but talent NOTHING? It's like the prodigal son, except instead of taking care of the drunkard, the hard working sons were all forced to babysit the drunkard.... Punished for making the "right choices".

[@megsley]

my elderly FIL gets a wheelchair escort in the airport bc he has significant balance and mobility issues after brain cancer - this woman looks like she absolutely needs to get up and walk. intentionally choosing immobility is insane.

[@Sniper_4_Life]

That's no troll, that's just an ogre

[@CS-os5pt]

Some people have invisible illnesses. I have postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome that I was born with do to Ehlers Danlos syndrome a genetic condition. I don’t look disabled but I am. Her symptoms sound a lot like mine. On a really bad day I risk fainting which means I could hit my head. I can walk, but in some situations it’s better if I don’t. This woman did not get that size for fun, something is wrong mentally and/or physically and she may very well need to be wheeled. If the company agreed to provide ADA then they must honor it. If she is faking, then she needs to stop and seek mental health professional because that’s sociopathic behavior.

[@RCenal]

​@@CS-os5ptyeah and this lady is just fat and lazy Not the same thing I do hope you're doing ok though I'm not trying to be brash with my comment But you are right there are invisible disabilities But a lady who is just fat and doesn't want to walk is not the same as someone with a medical issue that keeps then from walking

[@Attalla2023]

Being fat is not a disability. It is your choice and others need not be concerned

[@lorettacarroll6015]

I used to weigh 355 lbs. I never ever considered myself disabled. That is not a disability. I lost 200 lbs through diet and exercise, even with medical conditions.

[@KnightLightXL]

Speaking as a obese man (495, though I'm on a weightloss journey and was 565 a year ago) the fat positivity movement is the most vile thing I've ever seen, it's people wanting a pat on the back for being unhealthy, being fat has zero positives, no good thing comes from it, and I feel bad for anyone that buys into it, I fight every day to control my urges because it is a addiction, but I would never expect someone to pay my way for being fat.

[@finfrog3237]

Keep at it sir, I salute you. o7 Good work so far.

[@esunablizzard6482]

Great job on the weight loss! That's amazing! I myself hope to start shedding this excess weight. It was a heart sinking experience when I last traveled on a plane and had to ask for a seat belt extender (oddly enough on the planes back by the same airline I did not. Guess some plane models had naturally longer belts). And I'm always worried that I'm jutting into another person's seat. I don't want to get so bad that I need a second seat; if it came to that I would probably just not travel.

[@O-bearer-mine]

Binge eating addictions are hard to get rid of, you're amazing for shedding that first 75, keep going and you'll be so proud of your end result.

[@tizzas1232]

Well done for making positive changes. Best of luck to you on your journey to health.

[@henta.i.3838]

I'm diabetic and I can only consume less than 2000 kcal a day to maintain my blood sugar levels.

[@ace0fdiamonds]

Man she really wanted that flight attendant to become Sisyphus

[@erikasl.7050]

One must imagine flight attendant happy

[@EibonAQT]

underrated comment lmao

[@someguy-sq5om]

This comment is the one. Children who don't get the joke, look it up.

[@prestow]

That's a clever comment.

[@Redneck_Hero]

Or Atlas

[@Moriningland]

I’m a nurse. I’m not injuring myself for life lifting you. Sorry. A person like that literally needs mechanical lifting equipment

[@whitedarkness97]

forklift 😂

[@YangSook523]

She should appreciate the fact that she was almost the first one to take the seat in the plane

[@HowardDaniels-uw8tj]

That way they could balance out the plane

[@hyara1576]

She calling herself "disabled" is a disgrace to disabled people lmao Edit: There damn. I didnt expect people would read this tbh. Thanks!

[@ArdverisVeritas]

The fun part is - she thinks being "pluse sized" is healthy and have no corelation with her needing an oxygen tank😂

[@CygnusOrb]

Well... mentally disabled is on the table.

[@Ecliptor.]

Come on now, just because they're delusional and think they're fine being this obese doesn't mean they aren't suffering. I could imagine them having joint problems, especially in the knees and ankles, and very horrible back problems. If they can barely walk, I'd say they're disabled.

[@OMG_ITS_NG]

Well said. 👍🏻

[@decas5505]

"I really need the wheelchair!" *Proceeds to walk normally towards her seat*

[@MrEshah]

Spreading body positivity while also claiming to almost suffocate from a light walk seems to be contradicting each other

[@serioussingularity9595]

This might be a controversial option but Honestly I don’t believe we should be support heavy weight people as much as we are as it’s just making being unhealthy and out of shape normalized.

[@LickItTM]

@@serioussingularity9595 They are sick and need to lose weight.

[@DeathcoreManiac]

​@@serioussingularity9595"artists" like Nicky Minaj and Cardi B shouldn't be so popular as they promote promiscuity and such degeneracy but here we are

[@ThecRL0]

thats because their definition of body positivity has nothing to do with being healthy but with feeling comfortable. as someone who used to weigh close to 200kg and lost 120 over the span of 3 years i can tell you, i never want to go back, this "movement" just undermines the pride of people that actually took the time and effort to work on themselves. sure there is people that cant do anything about it like diabetics or other chronic diseases, but being fat is not a condition that comes naturally, it just shows that you lack self control.

[@BrokoFankone]

@@serioussingularity9595 It's not controversial, being fat is extremely unhealthy. My main reddit account recently got global perma banned because I wrote being morbidly obese is unhealthy. Apparently, that's called "harassment". People are just profoundly stupid, like always, but now with the internet too. Being morbidly obese is not positive in any way whatsoever, and should be heavily criticized and NOT normalized!

[@itsmrlonewolf]

Can’t be bothered to walk, isn’t a disability.

[@bbraat]

I was on a flight with an obnoxious "plus-sized" young man ten years ago. At first, the airline had to move people so he could have two seats at the front of the section so he could fit. The young woman in the seat behind stared warily at the stewardess having this guy sit in front of her. The "plus-sized" can't sit like most people and have to drop themselves from standing which he did. Fortunately, the woman behind leaned back at that moment or she could have lost a hand. The guy's two seats leaned so far back that the UNOPENED can of soda the woman had on her tray table was crushed and exploded spraying the poor woman who was now trapped. If the young woman made any noise I could not hear it over the complaining of the man. He kept complaining, "OH COME on. What is this. Come on." because the woman's struggling was annoying to him. The stewardess removed the arm rest so the woman could slide out. The stewardess asked him to lean forward but he didn't do that much so she could escape. They couldn't put anyone in the seats behind the man so he got four seats for the price of one. After a few minutes the back of his seat was pushing on the front of the seat behind him but it held for the rest of the flight. Each time the man went to the bath room, which was often, he leaned on everyone's headrest while walking to the back of the plane so no one slept on the overnight flight. When he was in his seat he listened to music on headphones but sometimes sang out loud in a reedy voice while drawing circles with his right hand. Other than that, he spent the rest of the flight yelling at people to open or close their window shade because apparently he was in charge of that.

[@jobethschlatterer1655]

So Thankful to have not been on That flight 🙏

[@HowardDaniels-uw8tj]

That's just gross

[@uberneanderthal]

them: "Healthy at any size" also them: "making us walk more than 20 feet is a war crime"

[@Kiryu_Kazuma01]

I have always found that to be absolutely hysterical, “healthy at any size.” Yeah, super healthy.

[@OIllllO]

@uberneanderthal Yeah if you were healthy you could walk off a plane.

[@vanessac1721]

Cognitive dissonance engaged 😂

[@GoBirdz13]

Healthy is one of those words that's been overused and drug through the mud for so long that it's basically lost it's meaning. Like beautiful, brave,survivor, legend etc. Can't even take it seriously any more. It's credibility is gone.

[@sherrykrysta2858]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😊😅😅😅😅😅

[@MySOAP12]

remember: "healthy at any size" also: i nearly died walking 5ft

[@erikasl.7050]

Lmao

[@TacitaSaturnia]

Talk about insensitive. Don't you realise, she almost did cardio? That said, she's probably waddled further for twinkies.

[@taddad2641]

well it was longer than that but as overweight as i am i can walk around my entire town and not be dying from it, carrying some grocers from the dollar store or elsewhere, and not fucking die.

[@snowpegasi]

@@taddad2641 people who are fat but still live active lifestyles have treetrunks for calves, remember you are still moving about normally with a bunch of added weight, it's the secret behind dad bod strength, of course only to an extent before you're just murdering you ankles.

[@MitchConnor91]

🤣 good one .... i'm stealing that lol

[@borleyboo5613]

This time last year, I weighed nearly 13 stones. And at only 4ft 11ins tall, you can imagine what THAT looked like. I couldn’t walk without back ache, breathlessness, my knees and hips killing me and I sometimes needed a stick to get around. I looked and felt ghastly. In March, I joined a slimming club and up to now, I’ve lost nearly a stone in weight. Result, I can now go on walks without so much discomfort, I don’t get breathless just going upstairs and I feel better already. The remedy is in THEIR hands and it is not up to others to accommodate them because of their refusal to accept that they are very, very unhealthy and heading towards multiple illnesses and worse.

[@DarkFaze6477]

"Morbidly obese," imagine, when just the word "obese" doesn't quite capture what you are... - Richard Jeni.

[@rwberger6]

"Sorry, our flight attendants aren't forklift certified."

[@ks8452]

😂

[@ulusalani]

Oh my. This guy is sho nuff a comic. ROTFL!!

[@Koolneen]

🤣🤣🤣

[@simonofthesnowfield]

That’s brutal 😆

[@jaycoleman8062]

Giggle

[@davidhowell1415]

she couldn't even say it herself because she'd get winded so text to speech for the blob

[@Melancholy_Chill]

She just to lazy to talk

[@pepethegenderequalityfrog9536]

​@@Melancholy_Chillshe'll be out of breath 15 seconds in the video

[@THIEFYE]

Gotta save energy for eating with mouth instead of talking

[@MitchConnor91]

it's hard to talk when you're chewing food 24/7

[@MacI-1970]

She BOILS my blood so much!

[@SnakeWasRight]

She thinks having minor trouble doing something means she cant do it.

[@Kreshura-tm5rb]

minor trouble? More like *MASSIVE COLLOSAL BEHEMOTH GIANT TITANIC* problem.

[@icedriver2207]

Why wasn't the person who was filming for her push her up the ramp? The whole extra free seat thing is complete crap too. Why should the other passengers have to subsidize someone who is overweight? Its not their fault you are overweight and its not their responsibility.

[@grantbarday5760]

She wasn’t legally recognized as disabled. You aren’t entitled to a wheelchair or disabled benefits just because you want them.

[@abatall]

what happens if you are old like my grandparents who use it just because they can't walk that well even though they can still walk

[@grantbarday5760]

@@abatall elderly can be categorized as disabled

[@TrafalgarWaterDLaw-dl5cm]

Exsactly. Walking what? 10ft? If your legs work, you need no wheelchair for that. This is the same issue as people taking the car to the store around the corner. You have just grown lazy and walking has become a bother to you. But that doesn't make you a sad victim.

[@abatall]

@@grantbarday5760 oh ok

[@L1qu1d-2qu1d]

You don’t understand she’s trying to prevent earthquakes from her foot falls.

[@fleagaunag]

If you can afford all that food, you can afford to buy two seats.

[@An.Unsought.Thought]

Unless they spent all their money on the food.... then they really shouldnt be spending money on any seats.

[@pineappleparty1624]

The best way I saved money as a not fat person, is a calorie deficit. It's wild how much you save by eating less than 1k cal a day.

[@Redcloudsrocks]

@@pineappleparty1624 just buying 1 less food item than usual increases your bucks by a lot in the year

[@Bob-ly4dy]

@@pineappleparty1624 Unless you have dwarfism or something along those lines, eating less than 1k cal a day is extremely unhealthy.

[@dmk_yt]

​@@pineappleparty1624 Please do not maintain that. Sustainable calorie deficits can help lose weight, but that's because it's using any excess calories stored from fat and stuff. But once you run out of that fat, your body starts making the energy up by eating away at your internal organs and such. Your body needs, on average, anywhere form about 1,300 to 2,000 calories a day just to survive (depending on various factors like weight, gender, etc.), which excludes any calories burned in exercise or other physical exertion. To clarify, I'm not a doctor or anything, but I've been through the bad end of this and can confirm that eating that little in a day is absolutely detrimental. I had my heart shrink and certain organs completely shut down because I was not eating enough.

[@Vietnamthwcountryhuman]

Nursing homes and medical facilities have government guidelines and limitations for wheelchair assist to protect the workers. The same should apply here. When I was privy to wheelchair assistance in the airport I tipped generously and made known how grateful I was for their service. Some of the wheelchair assistants were actually lighthearted and comical yelling out warnings of their movements thru the crowded concourse. Thank you for your service.

[@dennislink7957]

Nobody should be FAT like that. I have seen a 500 pound guy get dragged down a flight of stairs on a tarp by a Fire Department response crew, and then out to the ambulance because it’s virtually impossible to carry someone down stairs. This happened several times as he was not a well man and refused to sleep on the first floor of his house.

[@janetfabrizio4473]

My sister was morbidly obese at 400 lbs. She lost use of her mobilized chair and had to walk around her nursing home. She lost 15 lbs in a week. Sadly, she passed away shortly afterwards due to complications from SARS. Her body couldn’t take it anymore. She was 59. This young woman is killing herself. It’s a slow suicide.

[@Selenesparkles]

So sorry about your sister! ❤

[@sarawashington5485]

Thank you for sharing your story.

[@PapaLove09]

I am so sorry for your loss hon, my condolences

[@janicesullivan8942]

I’m so sorry for your loss, I hope this “influencer” changes her life around. No one should follow anyone who encourages an unhealthy lifestyle.

[@BusArch42]

I am so sorry. I m 58 and I cannot imagine. Way too young. I watched my mom kill herself with obesity. It’s heart breaking and I swore I would not do that to my kids

[@kari2570]

If the simple act of walking a short distance is causing a lack of oxygen, you'd think that'd be a wake up call to stop eating, and stop celebrating being obese.

[@Doflaminguard]

Blame the equity ideology. "Everyone matters and are equal".

[@taddad2641]

personally, think one can be comfortable with being overweight. But only to a degree. imma overweight but i do all the shit a normal person does without demanding any assistance. but i am not so overweight that i nearly die walking out of a plan and need a wheelchair. in fact i dare say, the wheelchair is only adding to the problem.

[@decas5505]

@@taddad2641 Still being overweight is dangerous, there is nothing to be proud of being overweight. Its like being proud of having an illness that you have the chance to cure but you rather not to

[@snowpegasi]

@@decas5505 he said comfortable, not proud.

[@chukyuniqul]

​@@Doflaminguardeveryone DOES matter and is equal. It's why you're not entitled to greater consideration for your bad choices. Like, there's some things that are the result of external factors, and you deserve consideration over that. Hell, obesity can be that, with poor eating habits caused by one's family. But that means you get help and support to lose that fucking weight. I am beyond sick and tired of people who expect others to do the heavy lifting for them.

[@lelghericboyers5821]

I bet if there was a tray of fudge brownies up that boarding bridge she'd walk it if it were twice as long and steep. She'd be happy and probably walk as far as the ice cream next.

[@MrMaddog0001]

even if you can put wheels under a house, still doesnt mean you can move it around.

[@puremagic439]

"I can't walk to my seat" *showing video of her happily walking to her seat*

[@jamesryan4618]

I feel sorry for the poor person who had to sit next to her on the flight.

[@geneticdisorder1900]

@@jamesryan4618. You mean, squished into the side wall of plane

[@imaouima]

"I could have lost a couple of ounces! Are you trying to ruin my career?"

[@alphagt62]

She walked up to the woman who had the wheelchair, I can understand why she thought she didn’t need her help.

[@SterileNeutrino]

Well, her "oxygen levels dropped" because the heart could not keep up with demand I reckon

[@forrestredd2706]

She didn't "assume" you could walk. She knew you could. Which is why you did it. Perfectly fine.

[@billylion3073]

Bitch: giv meh wheelchair cant walk Human: no? Bitch: why? Human; you walked over to ask for one....

[@ImperativeGames]

But she didn't want to. She could lose a few grams because of that walk!

[@joanmac8224]

Why the hell should some poor soul push such a large person, who can walk, anywhere. They could hurt themselves. If you want two seats pay for them. Why should you get a free one.

[@NX2Official]

“Needed the wheelchair” then gets up to walk perfectly fine

[@ross-carlson]

As someone who lost over 100lbs 10+ years ago THIS IS FUCKING ABSURD. She clearly can walk, she clearly can eat, where's the disability? The entitlement is INSANE.

[@Shirma85]

She's mentally disabled. I myself struggled with weight since my teenage years and I cannot process the way these not fat but obese people think. I know how it is to be fat but I never was obese to the point I had to use wheelchair to move around. It's your choice to be this fat and do not put your "disability" on other people. If you don't want to depend on others do something and lose weight. I know people think that you must eat like a pig to get this big but it's not always the case...

[@A_Bit_of_Thought]

Much respect to you for doing what is needed to make yourself better!

[@onewayturtles]

Apparently a total lack of willpower is a disability now.

[@memedump6598]

Great job on the weight loss journey

[@j.menapace625]

"Either enable my addiction or I'll take away your ability to provide for your family!" - Two-Ton Tammy here

[@canadianclaude]

she didn't assumed you can walk, she saw you walk...Fat influencer saying fat is good but it makes you entitled

[@Kat-mu8wq]

As someone who is a bit chunky, fat is never good. I have accepted what I am, yes. I've been trying the last 3 years to change it with little results. The only way I can actually be skinny is via surgery.. Which I cant afford. Even complete starvation for 3 months I was the exact same shape

[@taminapiwocki3423]

Right!? "Health at every size, but I have all these health problems.. so many, in fact, that I consider myself handicapped. But! But! Health at every size!!" Lol!

[@chrisgast]

There is a difference between being big and not able to walk vs being big and being able to walk. She's the latter. The audacity people have is astounding.

[@jeffgutierrez8796]

Why should I risk my health for someone who has already?! ... It's called self reliance. I've got incredibly painful arthritis in my knees, but I walk so I don't inconvenience my family. Deal with it!

[@simonescelsa]

The employee realised that she was not qualified to handle marine mammals

[@ImperativeGames]

*air whales

[@Jadty]

Bruh 😭😭😭

[@MG-po6jc]

Marine mammals can easily swim. I don't think this one can

[@guzonjaguzic9742]

​@@MG-po6jcbut she whould float soooo well

[@bullettime1116]

Don't disrespect sea mammals like that. They need pure muscle to swim as fast as they do, this girl is just pure fat

[@dragonsboon2316]

“ she just assumed I could walk” But you can

[@mr.doctorcaptain1124]

That’s one of the strangest parts to me. How can this be real? That’s just insane

[@StealinTime]

And did walk

[@ImperativeGames]

But she doesn't want to. It's a risk of loosing some weight!

[@MikeOToole-bn8on]

@@ImperativeGames I bet she can move as quick as she needs to , if the buffet is opening.

[@westhighlands522]

You probably have no problem walking to the buffet. Dang. I just repeated the comment before me.

[@DannyG2550]

They shouldn't have even let her fly. And this is why

[@Biffo1262]

FFS. I am truly disabled with a severe spinal injury, heart failure and I have trouble standing never mine walking but I would NEVER ever expect anyone to wheel me about when I can put a bit of effort in. Walking myself is a matter of self pride. I can still manage an ebike even though I have difficulty when stopping and starting. I ride up to 45 miles a session and about 100 miles a week all at 76 years of age. Watching you in this video you showed not the slightest sign of distress. You should ashamed to bleat like that. Be as fat as you like but that becomes your problem and no-one elses. Just take stock of yourself.

[@ironfetus9837]

My biggest fear with traveling isnt the plane crashing, its the possibility of me getting sat next a one of the hippos

[@chrisclark6705]

Hippos!! Lmao 😂😂

[@anicrow]

One time I got sat between 2 of them, and I'm not skinny or short, but I am at least skinny enough to fit in a fucking airline seat.

[@oldhag2881]

Or blocking the egress path in an emergency.

[@larrybruce4856]

Just imagine being assigned a middle seat between two people this large. If necessary, I would pay double, maybe triple to opt for first class or delay my flight until later.

[@SC-gp7kt]

Yeah but you would be able to use her as a floatation device! 😂😂😂

[@DW639Games]

"You ate your way in, you can walk your way out".

[@traceyrossberg4640]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@ref6122]

Getting some exercise was a positive,she should be thanking them.

[@user-zr9nl2wl3o]

She needs a JCB not a wheelchair.

[@TheQuantumWave]

My wife is a nurse and one of the biggest causes of physical injury to nurses is trying to turn obese patients. Your safety and/or comfort is not worth someone else suffering a possible job ending injury.

[@sinoverlord409]

Then she better quit because that's the job.

[@Ruddline]

@@sinoverlord409 Why don't you become a nurse now that its a mans job? :P

[@lewis-sd9oz]

@@sinoverlord409 Her job isn't freight transport, either the patients should lose weight or the hospital should start recruiting strongmen into the medical sector for that specific reason

[@cattysplat]

@@miodragpetrovic1447 My dad as a doctor witnessed an obese person on a crash trolley roll off and faceplant. Their skull was crushed into their brain from the sheer impact force and they died immediately. Also a family friend is permanently damaged back from lifting overweight patients.

[@Hersatz]

Mine is too and she got horror stories of other nurses fucking up their spines over it. Even with special techniques, it's really hard on one's body to turn such an obese person.

[@TopShot501st]

"My lips were white" from walking not even 100 feet... Enjoying being dead by 35. 💀

[@TheWildManEnkidu]

You know you've got it bad when you have to talk about your damn 'oxygen levels' dropping. Needing breathing apparatus just to move your manatee-ass body around or sit on a plane. Good Lord.

[@iankmak]

She said it with pride as if it gives her credit. It gives her oppression points and therefore some sort of entitlement. Rather than something to be shameful of. There is a total lack of shame in our culture. Everyone is speaking in an entitled and condescending manner these days. People think it allows them to be an asshole while sounding smart but it just makes them looking like a condescending entitled millennial. Thats my entire generation, condescending and entitled.

[@Arigator2]

For sure. It's horrible. I will be 52 in December. 35 is still young. I still feel young. I drove a taxi 15 years ago. I had a fare that was this morbidly obese woman in a wheelchair. She looked very young. I was very afraid she was going to die in the taxi. It looked like she nearly passed away just getting from the wheelchair into the back seat. The worst part was I had to take her to get food. The government was paying for her fare and I made almost no money for it. It took me 30 minutes and I made 4 dollars. I was losing money. Thankfully my taxi company allowed me to opt out of that government program.

[@te2934]

​@@iankmakBuddy this nonsense has been around for decades there just wasn't an internet to post everything on.

[@TTSP907]

It’s a text to speech voice, how did “she say it with pride”?

[@Nancy-uc2tu]

Being obese is not a disability. I walk with a cane and fall often. I’m truly disabled.

[@grt1769]

Oh poor baby, no one earth's got it tougher than her 🙄

[@kenlompart9905]

Tell her there's a dozen donuts waiting for her on the plane and she'll run to get there.

[@RudesMom]

Or roll. I dread flying these days because I really, really don't want to lose two thirds of my seat to someone like that.

[@Bob-jf3bn]

Rofl!

[@IPwn3dJo]

You have to specify its first come, first serve and once they run out it’s gone. She will then run off the plane and up the jet bridge before assistance can even get there

[@justinschnoor9459]

She walks pretty well for someone who "needs" a wheelchair. Disgusting.

[@hunacean]

Some people really do need a wheelchair, even though they can walk. Arthritis is a good example where they can technically walk on their own, but it' excruciatingly painful. I know this video isn't about that, I just wanted to say to say this because it's not a well known thing.

[@thenonexistinghero]

Pretty sure she has no problem walking to the kitchen at her house, to the front door to get her pizza or even to get to fastfood restaurants. Probably no problem getting to the grocery store either and loading in 100 pounds of meat every month.

[@tris9596]

Lol she's not getting meat for sure, you really think meat will make you obese? Do more research

[@italianspiderman5012]

@@hunaceanhow do you expect anyone to push around her weight? Even on a wheelchair. I don’t know if I could do it, how much she weighs? Look, you can’t be demanding of other people to look after your health when you yourself don’t give a crap.

[@sophiacristina]

And she just made a text and proved nothing, it is just words of mouth.

[@mranderson718]

“No one should get treated this way” Ma’am, you should be treated WORSE.

[@johnsommermeyer4649]

I'm 100% disabled, fat ain't a disability.

[@ulusalani]

The airline employee has to watch out for her own health. If she's just a regular sized woman, there's no way she can handle someone who weights 400 pounds. You were actually trying to cause injury to that employee and you should be arrested.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

I'm an average-sized man. I doubt I could push something that heavy up the incline from the aeroplane.

[@kirodrache]

​@@etiennedevignolles7538 my thought exactly, I'm a little under average and struggle lifting 40kgs so how the hell did that women expect to be pushed around in a wheelchair?!

[@pfffetc6149]

💯

[@lisak423]

I think you underestimated her weight by a couple hundred pounds!

[@SuperKamiGuru20]

"The attendant assumed I could walk" Shows video of herself walking just fine without any assistance

[@Drixenol86]

If your legs work, you don’t need a wheelchair!😡

[@phoschnizzle826]

I've never seen a forklift small enough to fit down a jet bridge.

[@Melatoniki]

The new version of "Walk the plank."

[@saviourself687]

-Bend- .. Break the plank?

[@nerrychael]

Even ship might get destroyed

[@faidzeelhisyamhattar2133]

@@nerrychael Dude, the pirates would all abandon ship BEFORE she boarded it.

[@Centazify]

@@nerrychael backup in case anchor malfunctions

[@MrAnt-sf2sk]

Plank won't survive

[@PopcornMax179]

Meanwhile the pilots are wondering why the plane is banking to one side so much.

[@Svoorhout85]

Planes have weight limits. I wonder how many obese passengers it takes for it to start becoming a problem.

[@fortunatebum]

The CG is too far back causing the plane to stall out.

[@OrenTubing]

​@@Svoorhout85someone also need to check the plane fuel consumption staining to lift that much weight

[@quentinlelievre276]

​@@OrenTubing pilots were probably aware of it for their calculation

[@JK-jw3po]

@@Svoorhout85 Imagine if they would make the seat cost a base price plus your weight. I mean in a sense it is fair that fatty mc fatfat has to pay a premium because it literally takes twice as much fuel to get her over the ocean compare to me haha.

[@johnhill2495]

it goes against OSHA laws to force employee to push excessive weight

[@rjabja]

Looks to me like she doesnt have trouble walking. The wheelchair alone is heavy and if you have ever tried to push one with someone in it is physically hard to do especially on an incline in either direction ( uphill or downshill) Even with a 100 pound person it is hard to do if you are not strong enough.

[@danialmiller6663]

The employee probably wasn’t strong enough to push the chair and mentally said “oh hell no“ when she saw her there.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

Something that size would need a powered chair. You'd need to be Hulk Hogan to push that thing.

[@tinaleanne8230]

"My ordeal . . . will shock you" . . . . You were right, I am shocked you expect people to be your forklift.

[@oliviasimpson4396]

Seeing it giggle once or twice we are living in a fat paradise.

[@tacomator2895]

I have sat next to a person like this once before and let me tell you, it was the most uncomfortable flight I have ever had. I couldn't believe that with this person almost half way into my seat that I was expected to stay in this seat. Unfortunately it was a flight with every seat taken so there was no other place to go. The person in front of it also had to be uncomfortable because they were unable to recline. There should be a weight option when buying tickets forcing you to buy multiple seats so you don't make the people next to you uncomfortable

[@jobethschlatterer1655]

I’ve been there and it’s Miserable! My husband got stuck like that and the woman wanted to pull up the armrest between them. My husband refused and he said that she acted like he’d slapped her or something 🙄. He said that she still stuck over and under the armrest, but he stuck to his guns! I truly don’t understand the entitlement of some people?

[@MyFiddlePlayer]

I got stuck on a flight like that in between a couple that size, who also brought their toddler, whom they tried to pass off as a "lap baby" even though neither of them had a lap anymore. Luckily, there was exactly one unoccupied seat on the plane that I was able to switch to (the icky one next to the lavatory).

[@dying2survive298]

They should’ve forced that person to get off since they were taking over something you paid for

[@Funnyandsunnydays]

I had 2 of them they had me pushed onto the arm of my seat for 5 hours. I am still traumatized. They sweated on me. It was so gross. I just threw up in my mouth again.

[@ruthgiles8926]

There is also the issue of the weight limits for the aircraft. The payload is governed by an expected average weight per passenger. If someone is literally double sized, and takes up two seats, they should pay for two tickets. The trouble is that because far people have made such a fuss about how everyone should be sensitive and not fat-shame them, even airlines are scared of offending them by pointing out the obvious.

[@one_bone_4_life647]

Better title: "Land Whale Invades Plane"

[@mathias4851]

Lol

[@AleksHQ]

Rude!! It's a hippopotamus.

[@lifeloverNorris]

Small planet collides with a plane

[@kirillhaetsky3049]

So can we all say she identified herself as a sky whale?

[@Mario87456]

Or how about “Snorlax Invades Plane?”

[@chriscook3899]

Could’ve been a health issue for the employee.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

I'm glad the airport employee respected the right of the wheelchair not to be subjected to abuse.

[@lanceknuth5300]

WTF? I love wheelchair rights now!

[@freedustin]

"My needs!" Your need is to walk a lot more.

[@ImperativeGames]

She needs to visit a psychiatrist first and foremost. Unless suicide is OK in the US now?

[@SavageGameHawk]

She needs a nutritionist asap tell this whale McDonald’s doesn’t cover all the food groups 😂

[@user-ft4dg3hs8s]

That’s a person you do not want sitting next to you on a plane.

[@BMW_M-Performance]

f*ck, imagine having the seat next to that thing...

[@liquidsnake6879]

There's no way, i feel so sorry for that poor employee, can you imagine? You work your hands to the bone every day to get enough money to just get by and then get in trouble because of a person this lazy? The world is becoming just cartoonishly unfair

[@xtsuspect8588]

How do you know the employee is struggling to get by, donyiu know them personally. Also no where did it say they got in trouble. Why you making stuff up? 😅

[@B-l-a-z-z-e-R]

​@@xtsuspect8588Where have you been for the past 4 years? You can get in trouble for even lesser cases than this one.

[@lordsathariel4384]

I have muscle joint and a few other issues the most assistance I get at airports is preferably a lift or ramp and my cane if my joints are really f'cking with me as stairs do cause me reasonable issues in stability and pain most airport staff besides in Italy have been very helpful and understanding of my issues despite the fact I look normal without my cane. but i do remember one time i was at the airport in the lift for a flight with me was a little girl in a wheelchair with her parents. a old gentlemen with his own cane and a women who from what i could tell her only issue was her attitude and the fact she was clearly unhealthy even compared to me. It really numbs my brain seeing someone who's only issue is they eat a unnatural amount while doing nothing complain to someone working what is normally a 5 to 5 job in most places.

[@B-l-a-z-z-e-R]

@@xtsuspect8588 Where have you been for the past 4 years? You can get in trouble for far less cases than this one.

[@slipinslider]

Don't be like that. If she got payed a million dollars she would be pushing the damn thing ​@xtsuspect8588

[@npc-bl2vw]

"Healthy at any size"... but if I have to waddle for 10 seconds my lips turn white...

[@andrews.7754]

*Steven Seagal has entered the chat.