Horrible Airplane Passengers - Ep 117 Confessions of a Theme Park Worker

Dumb guests aren't just in parks, they're on airplanes as well! Don't be like these "winners" that we dealt with on our plane flights to and from Israel. You'll see why they were annoying and a pain to deal with.
A behind the scenes look at what a former worker at Disney World, Silver Dollar City, and Busch Gardens Florida experienced in his time working at the parks. From driving large safari trucks around live wild animals while cracking one silly joke after another, to spending 5 years as a PhotoPass photographer at Walt Disney World and seeing and experiencing all sorts of things, to being a conductor and train robber on the famous Frisco Silver Dollar Line at Silver Dollar City. With 10 years of working in the parks, there's lots of stories to tell. Here is some of them...
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[@legendarylawgz5315]

The guide to succeeding in life is not being "that person" in a Sirwillow story

[@yolandadelazerda207]

This was a cool discussion! Loved hearing from your wife! What a neat lady!

[@chandrawalker9220]

Thank you for this video, it was FANTASTICALLY awesome! I am 6'2 so airplane seats are a bit uncomfortable. I was flying back from Germany and sat in back of a gentleman who was in his early 60s. He kept slamming back in his seat, to say the least my knees were pretty sore after a 12 HR flight. The hilarious part was the child teaveling with him, who appeared to be roughly 9 or 10, was significantly better behaved! There will be many ppl that sympathize with these scenarios. 😂And kudos to both of you for keeping calm and cool.

[@aaronnelson7702]

I worked for a cruise line. A group of about 40 came to disembark and did not have thier Visa for one of the ports we were going to. They could not board without them. They said the cruise line issues those. We wanted to laugh so hard. We told them they or thier travel agent should have gotten that taken care of and they had an hour to get them. The entire group missed boarding and eventually caught up to the ship in Puerto Rico, four days latter. Advice = read small print.

[@LadyK1126]

In 1979 (I was 8), my parents and I went to Hawaii. We flew on a 747 w/Braniff (remember that airline?), the first leg was from Houston to Dallas. The flight from Dallas to Honolulu was 8 hours. Just the year before we had flown to California, so I was well trained in how to act appropriately on a plane. My parents brought some books, Crayons and coloring books. I might've have had a Barbie along. As we were settling in for crossing the Pacific there were 2 kids - my age or older - that were running around that center section like it was a race track. Of courseTheAs I was sitting very little lady-like and even threw them some side eye. They were embarrassing me as a fellow kid! :) Glad y'all had a great trip. The live streams were great. too.

[@aronrod386]

You are the sweetest person. Thank you for posting. Your videos warm my heart sir.

[@woodencoasterfan]

We’ll be going to Dublin and Blackpool next year and I hope we don’t have those kind of passengers on our flights.

[@p7r7a7y]

Well you hit the nail on the head I've had a lot of terrible experiences like that. One sad one was when we sat down next to a child traveling alone who had a huge bag of chocolate bars to offer anybody who sat next to her. She had a really runny nose. By the end of the flight she had fallen asleep on my husband . I feel so bad for children than have to travel alone.

[@hoopdarling4658]

Your wife is awesome! I really liked how she went up and said something to the employee dealing with crazy lady. I also liked how she saved the mom from the belligerent guy by offering a seat. I really like watching your videos! It's fun to see your family. Especially after hearing you talk about them so much!

[@tigerfanfrv]

I also had a kid behind me on a flight claim racism for having to take his shoes off at security. Like dude, this has been a thing for what, 15 years, at least.

[@troodon1096]

Everyone has to take them off and of course that's racist somehow. Got to love some people's logic lol.

[@sjrr124]

The plane probably would have not returned even if the woman was nice about it because at many airports the airline would have been charged a fee by the airport for the plane returning to the gate.

[@kryceksangel]

Did your tour guide welcome you home? That was my favorite part about arriving

[@tigerfanfrv]

when I flew to London, the lady next to me spilled her wine on my white coat and kept grabbing at the flight attendant. but the most fun was the small child a few rows back who did not stop screaming the entire 7.5 hour flight. it's an over night flight too!!. but the rest of the trip was fun. my most recent trip wasn't too bad, except my first flight was delayed and once we arrived at the connecting city we had to sit on the tarmac for 20 minutes, my connecting flight was boarding and the flight attendant said while we are sitting there "for passengers who are connecting (pause) we do not have gate information for you". I barely made my flight and learned I need to start running more. which is why I try to do direct flights.

[@nationalcoasternews5798]

Wow! You had quite the experience

[@bruhmomentum5064]

I was on a flight with my cousins, who were like 2 at the time, and they were both crying because they needed food or something. There was a woman who decided the best course of action was to start screaming at my aunt, then at my cousins directly, which just made it way worse. People don’t know how to act these days.

[@katherinegrice1801]

My daughter is 26. This story occurred when she was between 4 and 6. I ordered my coach tickets (1 child, 1 adult) online from a third party. The day i arrived at the airport, I noticed that they had been separated 1in front hy door, other by bathroom. I was livid. I went to the desk and spoke with the agent She could see i was upset. I explained thus was not acceptable and needed to be corrected. I refused to accept myseating, but added not blaming her for it was not her fault. She pulled up the seating chart and found someone to seitch. Because of this gentleman, i was able to sit with my daughter. Ishowered them eith appreciation for doing this. Kudos to the gentleman and the agent

[@darkestalmond]

The reason they tell you to turn off all electronics when you take off and land is not because of interference with the plane, but so that you listen to the instructions of the attendants, which it sounds like the people on your plane did not do. 😕

[@StitchGurl]

Yeah it's shocking how ignorant some of these people can be, when I was younger I would legitimately get frightened when people would go on the internet or mobile devices . I thought we were going to crash and burn.

[@littlemissgiggles165]

I would not cope with having my window closed on a plane as I get really travel sick (actually throw up) and looking out of the window and sitting at the back of the plane at the same time is the only thing that has helped. I hate flying as I always get ill and regretted having my first ever flight being from UK to Kenya to then travel to Mozambique as that was when I discovered I was travel sick and it was an overnight flight and I was the unlucky person in the middle of the middle aisle in the middle of the plane.

[@Nimeariel]

You're a lot like me when it comes to reacting to crazy people like that.... I wouldn't necessarily call it being passive-aggressive, but just that "Hey, Honey, wouldn't it be nice if we could use our phones? Oh wait we can't...." Or the whole helping the victim to spite the aggressor "Do you want to sit here next to me?" Sometimes that's just the only way to take care of a situation without it escalating by confronting the aggressor. Flying, or actually, "public" travel in general, is always VERY entertaining and interesting just the kinds of people you can see around you. I love watching your "how NOT to be....[xyz]" videos because it gives me a laugh and I always can say "yup, I've seen that type before!!" even just as a guest somewhere. And it just proves that those kinds of people are annoying to EVERYONE, not just picky people. Oh, and Kudos to your wife for being a High School teacher.... those kids are CRAZY nowadays!! Haha.

[@strongsadventures]

LOL it sounds like if I had to deal with all of those special people I would be overly anxious to get off that plane too. LOL

[@Speculativedude]

My hometown doesn't have an international airport, so when I fly to and from China, (I'm an English teacher.) I have to fly to Chicago or Houston. The planes are always small with no leg room and the first time I flew this route the guy in front of me turned and yelled at my to get my knees out of his back. I just stared at him and said, "I'd love to, but I'm 6'2", where exactly am I supposed to move to?" The guy just mumbled and turned around, then the lady sitting next to me started to laugh and said that her husband has the same problem when flying.

[@brendonneely9456]

8:30 - "Welcome, foolish mortals, aboard your flight. I am your host. Your... Ghost Host."

[@AndreasLindholm]

Interesting stories! I like flying and have a lot of stories too

[@thelittlronan]

Ah, when I went to Israel, I went with Birthright. Some people probably thought we were annoying. What was probably the most annoying passenger was on my flight back who was getting drunk off wine and talking to my friends and I. I wasn't really talking back but because I was near him, I couldn't get wine because "I could give it to him." I'm glad I didn't deal with all the weirdness from your flight! But also glad you had a good time.

[@lilsisasu]

My aunt went to Israel earlier this year. She did a presentation. I would love to go there.

[@kryceksangel]

Rewatching this video: I remember going to the back of the airplane with a couple of people I was traveling with trying to see if I could see England

[@motherofdragonsandsirens431]

Oh huzzah! A video with Lady Margaret. What a nice surprise! Hey Margaret! I swear it wasn't me going to Houston. 😂 I haven't flown since my teen years. One main reason; no unwanted or inebriated passengers. 😂 I guess people watching would be rather entertaining, and disturbing, in airports and on planes. Wow!

[@xxedlinxx]

The plane exit charge annoys me almost as much as going through TSA. It doesn't matter how short or long the plane ride is as soon as that plane docks people run pushing and shoving to the front so that they can be the first to... wait.

[@tammy1607]

2:00 AM on an absolutely silent Amtrak train and a big man with a bigger voice kept hollering up the aisle to his kids "want a balogna sandwich?" They were traveling as a party of 11 and I think he yelled it 10 times. I honestly wanted to push him off the train.

[@garrettstanfield4068]

Pretty good video. But I gotta testify: raising the window shade when the cabin lights are out is not a good idea. On a Northwest flight between Tokyo and Detroit, February 2005. My first holiday home from teaching in China. I had nestled in but had precious little sleep. 14 hour flight, tight seat, boring in flight movie, no screen map feature. How much longer, I wondered. I decided to raise the shade just a little to get a clue of the time… WHAM! The sun hit me like a searchlight. I was just like a vampire: “Blah! Kahnt stahnd ze light!” Quickly shut the shade. Nobody else even stirred, thankfully. Made it a point to keep the shades down after that, though.

[@SirWillow]

It's one reason I really liked flying Delta to France. They gave everyone the sleeper masks to cover their eyes, so those who wanted the shades open could keep them open.

[@jamesanthony8438]

I hope they booked that lady who missed her flight into No Class ... That's a real seating arrangement, isn't it? If not, it should be :) You can leave the window open on the plane?! I've seen enough airport disaster movies to know that opening windows on a plane is a BAD idea!! People get sucked out!! ... and then it hit me that you were talking about the pull down shade, instead. :)

[@JohanMsWorld]

Reminds me of a que in Gatwick when I was travelling from London. There was a family of a woman with two kids behind me and everytime the que moved the kids did bumped into me. Everytime without fail At least until I had to shout out to the lady to mind youre kids behaviour. And gosh she was upset that I was angry about them. "Kids gotta be kids!" Yea but not when waiting for security on an airport! Johan.

[@Bastianjens13]

Phones don’t really mess with radio waves but you are most likely to crash during take off and landing. That’s why you should be paying attention. Nothing blocking your way and tray tables up.

[@kryceksangel]

I went to Israel and flew El Al (and Alaska). El Al singled me out because of my age, but mostly the flights were okay though the most annoying passengers I came across were the high school kids on the trip from Tel Aviv to LA.

[@brittanybordeaux8060]

I work as a beach resort and we get crazy or entitled guest from time to time and they can really put an axe in your mood. But the guest I get that are nice or I can get a smile out of makes working my job worth it.

[@BeastyBundy]

Sorry for your bad flight, but on that note I'm happy you got home safe from Israel !

[@UncleAL86]

These are perfect examples of exactly the reasons I stay home and go no where. Because I can not stand these types of people! Drives me mad when people can’t behave.

[@SirWillow]

Can't let people keep you from experiencing life and the world. They may annoy me sometimes, but I won't let them stop me! :-)

[@debbrown660]

Very nice to see Margaret (Lady Willow)! Sadly too many people think they are special and don't have to follow the rules. This makes life difficult for those of us who just want to get where we're going in safety and (relative) comfort.

[@bluetreefiddy]

oh my here we go and dumb guests are everywhere

[@Sad_nuggie]

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[@SirWillow]

Happy to see you back. Been praying for you

[@theannechann642]

this sounds so annoying. I've never flown before. I never really plan on it. but then again I do think it might be neat to. but I don't really have any desier to fly.

[@kryceksangel]

The windows thing is to help you acclimate to the time change

[@Ravethecat12]

I’m fortunate enough to have not had experiences like this. I don’t fly often for vacations. I think my worst experience so far was flying to Florida and this woman was obnoxiously snapping her gum. Even though we were in the air I could quite clearly hear it even over my music I could hear snapping. It drove me mad.

[@acertainpointofview4744]

Drunk before the flight? That's bad. It only gets worse when you get in the air... As far as the no shoes group, they've obviously never watched a "flight attendants tips" video on KZbin. Airplane floors are disgusting. There's never enough time when you're prepping the plane to even really vacuum, much less deep clean. Might as well go to your local county jail and ask permission to walk barefoot in one of the showers. Yes, you'll get a weird toe fungus, but it won't be as bad as walking barefoot in a plane. My worst long distance flight was 11 hours from Tokyo to Seattle. This was in the early 90's, so you'd think I didn't have to deal with electronics. No such luck... Our flight to Tokyo had been great, so empty that everyone got their own row. But on the way home we were completely packed, they had problems with temperature control and we were stuck across the aisle from a 12 years old girl from Japan with a handheld game (this was before gameboys). She was asked repeatedly by the flight crew to turn the volume off as multiple people, including myself had complained. Her parents flipped out and said she didn't have to. This was pre-2001, so people tolerated this to not cause a scene. So she laughed about it, turned the volume all the way up and would smile and wave at everyone who had complained. FINALLY, we made it to Seattle. The family had jumped up really quickly when we landed and managed to get off the flight pretty quickly. The lines at customs were a nightmare. My dad finally decided on a row. About 3 families behind our planes tormentor. Right as she starts to laugh again, I get tapped on the shoulder. I look around and a woman in uniform says "American citizens? " I answer yes. She says follow me, so we do. A new line had just been opened up and we were first in line. The other family races over to get in line,. As soon as they got out of line, it's announced that a new line is open. For American citizens only... I was only 16 at the time, so I give myself a little leeway at my own behavior. They try to go back where they had been, but everyone refused to let them jump into their old spot. My little tormentor looks at me and glares. So in true 16 year old fashion, I laughed at her and waved... Sweet, sweet justice... Even if it was childish. 😀

[@beegnome7610]

Sadly the only time I've been on a plane where every single person was well behaved was after 9-11. As soon as Ronald Reagan opened again I took advantage of the cheap tickets to see my family who lived in d.c at that time.They also had a lot of rules and explained if anyone stood up for 30minutes before we landed they were to be given free handcuffs.

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

Don't you wonder how some people were raised? What kind of parents did someone have that they think that if they yell and lie and rant and scream, the airline will turn the whole dang plane around (inconveniencing the passengers who boarded when they were supposed to) so they can board at their leisure? In the summer of 2001, my aunt took a trip to Australia with some friends. One of them had a husband who was going blind, and they thought this might be his last big trip. He was seated in the middle of the aisle with his wife on the end and a drunk guy at the window. This guy kept getting beers from different flight attendants and climbing over the couple to get to the bathroom. Finally he stepped on the poor husband's hand, and his wife told him in no uncertain terms that he had darn well better not do that again. She also told the head stewardess to cut him off (For those who don't understand, I mean she told all the attendants not to serve him any more beer). Some of their traveling buddies were sitting in the aisle across from them, so my aunt says if the guy had stepped on the husband again, or otherwise acted rudely, the wife and their friends would have played Ping-Pong with the drunk jerk.

[@coreypage2851]

I just recently came back from San Diego to Newark airport and the entire flight a teenage girl was kicking my seat and a little child crying......

[@coreypage2851]

There was also no tv

[@SirWillow]

most flights in the US don't have TV's. I've only seen them on the large planes that are usually limited to international, or sometimes long cross country flights.

[@coreypage2851]

@@SirWillow the thing is I have done this flight 9 times before this one and they all had TVs

[@courtcourt2]

I flew to Vegas a few weeks ago and people had their shoes and socks off on the plane and I honestly think that’s disgusting.

[@mk1864]

Just out of curiosity, what if it is a person who just doesn't wear shoes and takes good care of their feet and manners (a barefooter)? Would you still think it's disgusting?

[@courtcourt2]

Miranda Moyer No I don’t have a problem with that. Good for them taking care of their feet. Just the thought of their feet touching the floor of the plane which who knows what has been on it. Sorry I should have elaborated.

[@mk1864]

No, I understand what you were saying. Feet that have been in shoes getting sweaty and gross need to stay in those shoes. But barefooters get a bad wrap right alongside these nasty people. I just thought I would get your opinion on it.

[@courtcourt2]

Miranda Moyer Yeah those sweaty feet need to stay in those shoes.

[@Ravethecat12]

Miranda Moyer I can see why people don’t like it even though there are people who take care of their feet, feet still sweat regardless of them being clean or not.

[@gurgy3]

Once the doors close that’s it. At that point the passenger manifest has been handed over to the Captain and they have contacted ground control for clearance to leave. An airline Captain is not going to ask air traffic for a revised departure window because Suzy Q was too busy getting a beer at the sky bar. Sometimes a plane will miss their departure time due to mechanical issues/security issues/ what have you. When that happens, they get put to the back of the line for departure which means anywhere from a half hour to multiple hour delays. Major airports have very tight windows. Time is money and your coach ticket does not even start to cover it. So people, NO, the airline will not bring back the plane for you. Be an adult and show up on time. Edit: There is one exception. If you happen to be transporting live human organs for transplant then they might make an exception, because then the entire flight gets priority departure. So, if you want to donate one of your kidneys when you arrive, maybe they will bring the plane back!

[@aplam94]

I know teenagers who behave better than this people. I even know people with mental disabilities who behave better.

[@courtcourt2]

People are so inconsiderate

[@mk1864]

I haven't flown much (maybe 4 times in my life) and the last time I flew was in 2008. I actually had a God experience on a flight to Nicaragua from Florida. There were 4 of us, one a minor (around 11, 12 years old) and I had traded seats with him so he could sit with his Mom (I was 27 at the time). It was my first flight sitting "by myself," meaning not near friends or family. I was a tiny bit nervous to see who would sit next to me. And wouldn't you know it, God sat a young girl (tweens/early teens) next to me who was really nervous. She was flying by herself to Nicaragua to see family. So I got a chance to talk to her and tell her about Jesus and pray with her. It was amazing! I told my friends about it after we landed and they were excited for my God moment! The only other flight I ever remember taking (my first 2 flight were when I was 6 months and 2 years old), we hit some major turbulence. I was terrified, thought we were going to die. I was 17/18 at the time I think? Anyway, my Mom laughed at me even while I had a death grip on her arm. I freaked out and she said "pray." I said "I am!" LOL! The flight attendant even gave me a sticker or a pin or something like I was a little kid. I can look back on it now and laugh but I was embarrassed at the time.

[@laurawilson7457]

I really love your stories could you do more stories about dumb guests on airplanes

[@SirWillow]

Haven't really encountered enough to do any others. Just happened to get a bunch of them on this one trip.

[@e4ana]

Just wha... like.... omg passengers 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@crazyt1483]

Here are my tips for not being that person If you plan to sleep buy your own eye mask Try to use the toilet pria to embarking Ware comfortable footwear and keep it on for the whole flight No alcoholic beverages before takeoff Get to gate when it is announced Switch all devices to a flight safe mode in the airport Place all items you plan to use on the flight in a bag inside your carry on. When embarking remove bag and place carry on in the overhead compartment and bag under seat. Do not have handle extended inside the aircraft Remain in your seat with belt fastened when possible Act mature If you require assistance please contact a member of your flight crew Between the seatbelt sign switching off and the doors opening remove item from the overhead compartments and return to your row. File out of the aircraft from the front (and back if rear stairwell is provided) and wait till the row before clears before pushing forward

[@SNESJerry]

Hearing all these people is why I hate flying

[@SirWillow]

The good news is that was extremely unusual. I normally have great flights and love flying. It's rare to have an issue with another passenger, let alone how many that trip had.

[@FreakyCreepyHorror]

Are aeroplane bathrooms really as gross as they say?

[@SirWillow]

I've never had any issues with them. They're small, but functional, and the ones I've used have always been reasonably clean.

[@FreakyCreepyHorror]

@@SirWillow Oh, well there sure are a lot of horror stories about them on the internet. Thanks for replying!

[@paytonlescalleet9714]

Please do more confessions of a theme park worker

[@SirWillow]

They're coming! Every Thursday is the normal rule for them. I didn't have one last week because of several issues, but that's the first one I've missed in a long time. there was one 2 weeks ago that was about the not so good flash units we used.

[@highping1786]

I recommend drinking heavily and passing out during long flights. You will get plenty of sleep and the crazies won't bother you.

[@SirWillow]

No drinking here. Did more than my share when I was young and haven't touched the stuff in 30 years. Plus there are way to many that in their attempts to drink themselves to oblivion turn themselves into some of those horrible passengers and then aren't allowed on teh flights. There are better methods.

[@MegaThelegoshow]

On my flight to gran caneria a cabin crew know what I wanted to be and she got me up to the gallery and I helped her

[@AttemptsAreGood]

I would like to point out that the desire to "shoot" for the exit after an extended flight is not only one of needing to make a connecting flight. Consider that perhaps there are many who are not like you, relatively comfortable with flying. Some, due to their experience or education get called away to various locations. Examples would be various archaeological digs or other "site specific" locale. The work calls the worker but some, no matter the industry, might have issues that are triggered when locked in a small location with many people. They have to take the flight, but they are claustrophobic, reclusive (you mentioned the large number of passengers on the flight), or they are germaphobes. By virtue of the fact that the plane is so much larger the numbers of these people travelling that are struggling with these issues will also increase. Perhaps a perspective not of your own will help you be more forgiving on these issues. I am not one who had difficulties in planes, but I had a close cousin, almost like a sibling, that did. Imagine believing for the entire flight that it would be your doom in any number of ways.....you obviously don't feel that way. So you would have to imagine it. But to some people your imagination is their perceived reality. I am sure at least a few of the ones you refer to suffer from these psychological impairments of fear and dread on certain things. Know they are riding that plane and are, however much others might see it as trivial, internally tortured. I am also a subscriber and get notifications....big fan!

[@johnskowronski4906]

cool video we all been there

[@amandaarmstrong7063]

Wow!! No manners anymore. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@kansascitysouthernfan6966]

Dang 2 of these happened at KCI airport??? Oh wait I'm not surprised 😜😂 welcome to KC Also don't fly United Airlines.

[@darktrooperdalek7991]

NEVER fly through Newark. NEVER EVER. ESPECIALLY with United. We went there. Had our flight delayed by 8 hours. Got in at (late) 5 pm (we missed out r connection and left at 2 am. That’s not the worst part. For the 8 hours we were waiting. There was no food available. If you know Newark, you know that all transactions are done over iPads. The entire system in our terminal crashed and we couldn’t buy anything.

[@Speculativedude]

I used to work at my local airport and we had several flights each day to Newark. At least 75% of them were delayed because if there is even the slightest bit of rain, the airport will delay every flight.

[@SirWillow]

That almost caught us as well. Right as we were supposed to board they announced that our flight was going to be delayed 4 hours due to a storm- which would have meant we missed our next flight. Turns out the storm was actually closer to DC/ Baltimore, but Newark was going to put flights on hold anyways. Thankfully that changed about 15 minutes later and we still arrived on time.

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

DarktrooperDalek See, this is one of the issues I have when people brag that all transactions are done electronically, or they only accept credit cards, etc. Great, you shut out people without credit cards and open the door to hackers stealing the information of those that do. Terrific!

[@kathygoodman6159]

Wow! I've been really lucky when I've flown. I haven't seen any of this kind of behavior when I've traveled. I really wonder what has happened to our society. It's amazing how people just do whatever they want no matter how it affects other people. We have such a Godless society now. I'm so sad when I'm in public and watch what people are doing.

[@TheRealMr.Higgbottom]

Well they like to beat there customer's senseless.

[@TheRealMr.Higgbottom]

United airlines it can be good and it could be terrible

[@jason9591]

Who is your guest? Did I miss it?

[@crasho]

Mrs. SirWillow

[@alanjwindow]

Lady Willow

[@SirWillow]

That would be my wife. :-)

[@Short_one41]

Wow! That’s why my a family and I love Southwest Airlines! Not American Airlines! The maturity level of people now a days! 🤔🤔🤔😝😝😝😝😝😝🤭😮 Also it is very interesting what people will wear when they travel on a plane! 😝

[@TheClumsyJedi]

This is why I never want to fly! :/

[@SirWillow]

it's not usually that bad. The vast majority of my flights I don't have any passengers stand out like that. lol

[@barbarahouse4659]

I once spent 13 hours on a plane from JFK to New Delhi with a young child behind me who spent the entire time kicking my chair. The parents did absolutely nothing to stop him. Finally I spoke up and told him to knock it off. Unfortunately, he probably didn't speak English.

[@TrevlynTheTrainiac]

I like the cardinals shirt :)

[@yogabirds]

If you really want a crazy eye opening plane ride to Israel, take ElAl next time!!! LOL!!!

[@SirWillow]

The flight to Israel we had a number of observant Jewish people. Not on the way back though. We flew home on a Saturday. :-)

[@yogabirds]

SirWillow El Al is the equivalent of a packed college bus party. Forget sleeping! They never did get everyone to sit down. We were blessed to have several groups of young adults ready to party on their Birthright Israel trips and a large number of Orthodox Jews. Orthodox Jews have very strict rules on how and when to pray. They were standing up and encouraged and showed the non observant men on the flight how to place tefilin. This went on for a very large portion of the flight to make sure the proper blessings were said every time we changed time zones. They refused to sit down even when it was time to land. The young adults had music blaring, open bar, and the party show they put on was like nothing I've seen before. This was obviously nothing new to the flights and the stewardess didn't even try to corral everyone! Had it happened here, they would have been arrested. Most adults around here will tell you to avoid ElAl at all expense, but the absurdity of it all really just added to the wonderment I felt when I realized, we weren't in Kansas anymore !

[@howtolife6783]

1st comment and 47th view

[@MatthewSchooley94]

Is it bad that, as soon as they mentioned the Muslim family, I immediately thought "Oh no, someone's gonna harass them and call them terrorists?"

[@aplam94]

Matthew Schooley me too

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

I thought the same thing. I was surprised that it was a creepy drunk flirter story. I guess that shows people can be rude and inappropriate in all sorts of ways.

[@troodon1096]

Yes.

[@joycescheeren]

Those passengers sounded terrible. But there was one thing I didn't like about the video, the way you judged that woman's appearance. Please don't do that, it's not a nice thing to do. Beauty and attraction is different for everybody. It sounded a bit degrading to me :(

[@troodon1096]

You don't need to get offended on a stranger's behalf. She doesn't deserve it. If she has an issue with it, she can complain on her own.