Fat Flyers Are Rewarded for Their Extra Pounds

[@JessicaLee.3]

By this logic, extremely tall customers should be entitled to have the seat in front of them removed so they have extra leg space. I haven't seen that happening on any airlines yet.

[@jsstars1]

Saw an article/ or news story not long ago about some planes were having seats removed so tall people have leg room. I think they were located by the exits on the wings. They also stated that it was an additional safety feature for easier egress.

[@redwall1521]

@@jsstars1 On American Airlines' flights, they have exit row seats, but you have to pay extra for it. You also have "premium" seats where you can also pay extra for several more inches of legroom, plus some additional benefits (e.g. free alcoholic drink(s)). But you have to pay extra.

[@Bob-ly4dy]

The funny thing is as absurd as this sounds, it actually has more merit than the fat person policy. This is because tall people have no choice about their height. It's just genetics. Fat people choose to be fat.

[@Bob-ly4dy]

@@redwall1521 Yup, I am a tall person who always pays extra for the exit row seats. Maybe I should just get Tiktok and make a video about how airlines are discriminating against tall people, and then I can get the exit row seat for free, and make everyone else pay the difference!

[@pharmcat8484]

They do sometimes.

[@ultrablue2]

The worse part about this is that the “person of size” flyer has ZERO regret about bumping off the person from the flight so that they have more room. An absolutely selfish act.

[@DarkAbyss9]

If they want "free" extra seats, they should be made to wait for a free seat to pop up before kicking others off the flight. All flights full? Stiff shit, pay for a second seat or wait you fat prick

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

We should ban anybody under 225 from being let in buffets

[@karabelle67]

As a tall person I reject this. Should I automatically get bumped to business or first class because my legs are too long for a regular aisle? I can't control how long my legs are. Where's the tall person policy?!

[@jacobkiley6169]

​@karabelle67 considering you truly have no control over leg length, that's a solid argument compared the the beached whales 😂

[@herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

All self-described "victims" are selfish.

[@DeeCourtney3]

I love how they call us thin people “privileged” when they get special treatment for being overweight

[@HazelGamezAlot]

It's not a privilege they just aren't comfy on flights sometimes and if they didnt it would be a bad reputation

[@potatoheaven268]

As a super thin person I have to take in the waist of my clothes and it’s not nice I do not feel privileged and no matter how much I eat I do not gain width

[@Vivziie_]

@@HazelGamezAlotAre you slow

[@narukamishirou284]

That’s the irony: they took pride in being the way they are but at the same time they began to realize how much they’re falling off what is standard normal that generally doesn’t need to be asked for and because of the state they put themselves in they have to keep asking for something that normally not even needing to be asked. Like asthma people know there’s something wrong with them not the air when they cannot breathe air when air is literally an infinite resource and everyone else can breathe in normally

[@anonbleh5024]

As an overweight person I am appalled by this, there is no reason someone should get a free seat for any reason, I don’t care what the reason is, if you need more space then buy more space and if you can’t then find a different way to get there or don’t go, there is no reason to punish others for your mistakes

[@louisaa144]

I'm an overweight person and I take responsibility for my size-I've lost 100 lbs so far, I've got about 80 to go-and this policy is insane. It's my own responsibility to seat myself, and if i can't afford to buy an extra seat or go to first class, that's MY problem.

[@kaytoka717]

Congratulations on losing the weight! 👏🏼👏🏼😁❤

[@quasarsavage]

RAH

[@noxplay4906]

You're choosing to accept your faults instead of making excuses for them. Keep going because your path is the righteous one. It might be more uncomfortable in the short-term but the long-term benefits are clear. God bless you

[@samu-chan]

what you be eating

[@BenthewildchildE750]

Someone who has personal responsibility! ❤ I am not making fun of you! I am just aw struck to see you on the internet in this modern age! Also congratulations on your journey and may you continue to find happiness.

[@duh2042]

As a fat person who takes full responsibility for my size (meaning I don't try to blame it on medical issues or my environment) I find this absolutely embarrassing. Either pay for the extra seat or don't go. If you're the weight of two adult people, you should have to pay for two adult passengers. I've flown internationally. Yes it's uncomfortable, but it's uncomfortable for everyone. Us fat people aren't special lol

[@stsddsod]

Thanks for that breath of fresh air.

[@roronoauchiha69]

Based

[@nightlysobbing]

I just imagine being called "customer of size" and I'd feel so humiliated

[@holdtightadele8017]

But there are medical conditions (and combinations of conditions) that do make it extremely difficult or close to impossible to loose a meaningful amount of weight. That’s not a leftist lie😂

[@duh2042]

@@holdtightadele8017 oh of course! I didn't mean they don't exist. I meant it as in there are a lot of people who say it's a "medical issue", when really it's just their lack of exercise or diet and they just don't want to be held accountable for their weight. And it makes it harder for people who actually do have those medical issues to be taken seriously and that's unfortunate.

[@natusMCMII]

Life hack: Your luggage is too heavy and you‘d have to pay extra. Instead, just stuff heavy clothing from your suitcase under your t-shirt, that way your luggage isn’t overweight anymore and you can claim an extra seat next to you free of charge by claiming that you’re just fat! Played the system.

[@we-were-here-]

but what about the double chin

[@RosaB-hh5ph]

Scarf around your neck 😂

[@DangerZone200]

lol people are so gonna wear fat suites to exploit this bullshit 😂

[@jeniferclemente1252]

Funny how she says “we’re not asking for special treatment” followed by a demand of special treatment for her size. You have a ton of great points about this.

[@tcgly3273]

The left summed up in one word: Hippocracy

[@Chinmay_Wagh]

You made a what.....!?😶🤣

[@rafaelcosta6672]

"You made a ton ..." I see what you did there 🤣😂🤝

[@McBeamer94]

A metric ton, literally! 😜🤣🤟

[@tcgly3273]

The comment I made wasn't going against KZbins guidelines. KZbin bots and people have been exactly what my last comment called the left. Also KZbin if you delete this again, you ARE COMPLETELY BIASED AND STUPID

[@hb_2w]

They don’t immediately offer more leg room for people 6’+, gotta pay for it. Completely agree with the idea of “if you need more room, pay for it”

[@jacksonglass3447]

It gets so much worse. My service dog is 60lbs and they strong arm me into paying extra for her every time because she’s over a certain weight. I’m going to use this from now on.

[@Alison2436]

except there are countless tall people who do NOT pay for the extra legroom and manspread into the adjoining seats legroom. there was just an asian chick who posted about this on tik tok recently. so u agree the tall people should be FORCED to pay to upgrade?

[@hb_2w]

@@Alison2436 if you can find the article, I’d love to see whether or not he just got lucky and didn’t have someone sitting next to him. They almost always are forced to pay to upgrade except for the rare occurrence where we get to sit in the emergency exit row. Tbf, I also don’t know how foreign airlines run things

[@clarkcalabrese292]

Also on the other hand, a Short person take up less space so are airfares should be less expensive. lol

[@4nanaide]

@@Alison2436 If the customer is bothering other people having the option to pay for extra legroom, then yes, they should be forced to pay for that extra legroom. If the customer isn't bothering anyone and is dealing with the fact that their legs are getting crushed, then no, they shouldn't. Perhaps made aware of the fact that they can pay for extra legroom, but not forced to since they aren't bothering anyone. Also, if you have the time to record someone manspreading, or talk about it later in TikTok, you also have the time to act/complain in the moment. Perhaps it didn't happen to her and was watching it from some seats apart, but if she had the empathy to feel bad for the other person as she might have depicted herself in her TikTok, she should have had the empathy in the moment to help the person that was being put in an uncomfortable situation by a guy manspreading. Call a flight attendant and explain the situation. Pretty easy. If that TikTok girl did act and got the issue taken care of, or if it didn't happen to her and the person whom had to go through it did act and get the issue taken care of, then that's it, it's common sense that someone shouldn't be forced to pay for extra legroom or seats if they aren't bothering anyone and dealing with the fact that they will most likely travel quite uncomfortably. If they are bothering other people, then pay for extra legroom/seats, stop bothering people or get off the plane.

[@Gillheather]

Yes someone is bumped from the flight. Recently my sister and her family enjoyed a family cruise. They planned this for over a year. Booked flights six months out. After their vacation, they were taken from the cruise ship to the airport to head home. They were on a cruise ship so they were not able to do the pre check in so they checked in when they arrived to the airport two hours before their flight. When they went to board...MY SISTER WAS BUMPED from the flight. Why? Because a larger bodied passenger needed her seat. For free. So my sister and her whole family had to miss their flight and catch a flight 4 hours later. They were told it was because that passenger did pre check and requested the extra seat before they checked in. And it's first come first serve. How is this fair?! They paid for their ticket six months earlier!

[@srji489]

If fat people can get an extra seat for free, then as a skinny person I demand a discount on my plane ticket 😂

[@bryantbodnar]

Unfortunately, that's not going to happen. In fact, your ticket will become more expensive to compensate them giving away free seats.

[@justyouraveragehumans22]

Omg yes

[@LadyHawke78]

Haha. I’ve said something similar. If both me and my luggage (I always carryon only) weigh less than the average American female, can I get a discount? 🤔

[@loraelizabeth7580]

I was gonna say the same thing! Lol. I don’t take up the whole seat so why do I have to pay full price?😂

[@Nightwillow-jk7zd]

@@bryantbodnar listen it’s a joke, please take it

[@horselovinfan]

If we’re going to do this, I think it needs to be treated kind of like a handicap placard. A doctor has to sign off that you are overweight for reasons out of your control. If you have a doctors sign off, you have to contact the airline in advance to get a free extra seat. You can’t do it at the gate and get someone else kicked off the flight. If you don’t have anything from a doctor, you have to pay for an extra seat yourself in advance.

[@louped11]

agreed.

[@joschaugustenborgnielsen2366]

@@MF13024 some medicine can actually affect a persons metabolism severely enough, so that it is almost impossible to lose weight, while still eating enough food to get your daily nutricions. There is medicine for low metabolism, however it can and will conflict with other combinations of medicine, so it is not always possible to use that. This means it is extremaly easy to slowly gain weight over time and not be able to lose even while being physically active.

[@meghankahn7025]

I agree with this! I know I don't represent everyone with hormonal imbalance, but the thing is I'm overweight, but I don't think I'm at the point of needing a whole extra seat, so I find it hard to believe that a medical condition could really cause you to be that overweight in the first place. I very well may be wrong, and of course there are extremely rare conditions like Prader Willi, that might lead to severe obesity, but for most people, even with hormone imbalances it shouldn't be that big of an issue.

[@way1tap23]

@@joschaugustenborgnielsen2366 there is nothing that makes weight gain nearly impossible because ive have extremely slow metabolism i go up 10kg in one month(Happens nearly every month) even while working out 4 times a week and eating barely anything. And i CHOOSE to lose it again most people with this situation will not even try or will jus give up after a little bit of struggle or setback

[@robsouth4051]

@@joschaugustenborgnielsen2366there are a minute percentage of overweight people that have a condition that restricts them from losing weight

[@your_elf_friend]

As someone who identifies as socially awkward / uncomfortable with people touching me, I also require two extra seats be given to people like me in order to make air travel more accommodating for everyone.

[@sjdavis1000]

I'm morbidly obese and this policy is ridiculous, and no one should cater to me because of my own issues. When I flew years back, I paid for the wider seat on an allegient flight because i knew my size would be an inconvenience for others. No one should suffer for ones poor planning. If you know you are going to need extra space, pay for or figure out something else without making others suffer.

[@redwavetheinkling4640]

I'm glad there are obese people with HIGHLY functional brain and common sense like you exist. We need more like you to exist and call out these narcissistically disciplined obese people and their ridiculous demands 🙏

[@Kmyess]

Thank you!

[@kevinarndt6110]

If you give a mouse a cookie, it's going to want a glass of milk... in this case it's more like the whole jar and a gallon of milk.

[@C1M0NC]

Exactly

[@SpoonHurler]

The cow will want the whole utter 😂

[@joshmatz61]

And an extra helping of cookies 🍪

[@aaliyahrandom]

What if they start complaining that they are uncomfortable on the plane because they’re hungry? 😂 Now they’re gonna want free food and drinks.

[@MrMuffin3]

they want the cow to....

[@rreagan007]

I'm 6'4" tall and the standard airplane seats don't have enough legroom to accommodate my tall frame. If they give fat passengers an extra free seat, then I demand the airlines give me a free upgrade to one of their premium seats with more legroom.

[@Hay_den2005]

I feel you I’m 6’7 and it is a freaking nightmare that I rather drive unless I’m going to another country

[@BSnipe]

You should ask. I bet they would give it to you. But you have to ask at the baggage check in desk.

[@vatapuiamaiava2465]

Preach

[@debrakleid5752]

@@Hay_den2005wow. You are a foot and a half taller than me as I’m only 5’1”. My dad was 6 feet and I didn’t get even an inch from him. My mom was actually taller than me and my dad used to call me “shrimp” as the smallest one in the family. My sister is also taller than me. I feel for you I really do because I would hate to have to bend over to walk through a door and have to evade ceiling fans. I also worked in EMS and I could stand straight up in the back of the ambulance whereas I had partners that were tall and had to be completely bent over.

[@richj1134]

I had knee surgery and am 6’. The airline seats make flying painful. They violate ADA every time I fly. No remorse if you are over 5’ 6” on their seat spacing.

[@MartianMoon]

They absolutely should get 2 seats… but they should pay full price for both seats.

[@tanneraustin9071]

They should pay extra for the second seat

[@Cupcake_Royale]

A better option honestly. I still feel like it should be one seat per person since seats get booked real quick and it won't be fair for people who are trying to book seats but can't since two seats have been taken by one person. (not counting little kids)

[@noxplay4906]

I'm sorry to be rude but being fat is a net negative for society. Fat people make us pay more for their health problems and they contribute to BS like space for airplane seats, and it's all a result of poor life choices and lack of acceptance of your faults

[@Altriex.]

You have to be a certain height to ride roller coasters. Why not have to fit in the seat? My luggage has to weigh a certain amount and my carry on has to fit certain dimensions. Society is completely psychotic! 🤪

[@danylopopadynec7566]

Agree

[@ohyesitsjackies]

I struggled with severe anorexia in my teens-mid 20’s and was extremely underweight…Would I have been given a half-priced ticket for only taking up half a seat? No! I wouldn’t have ever even thought to ask for that! The lack of accountability in our world today blows my mind 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pyp2205]

It's interesting how people think that they can change anything. When they need to change their own choices. I used to be fat because my epilepsy medications made me fequently hungry. And I had thoughts about loosing it because I didn't like how my life was. Luckily the brain surgery I had 3 years ago put an end to my epilepsy. And ever since I got off of medications, I started to eat less. I lost weight in just a few months, and I still don't eat a lot to this day.

[@ShounakGupte]

This is thin-shaming. We are being punished for being not fat.

[@sarabrinker3159]

SKINNY PROPLE UNITE

[@tea_sipperrr]

@@sarabrinker3159ik im late but I AM HERE ‼️‼️‼️

[@CZsWorld]

This would be fine if they weren't kicking off passengers (I kind of doubt they really are). It's always uncomfortable sitting next to an obese person who splurges over into my seating area. They should be forced to have two seats. Doesn't really affect me if they pay for it or not. As long as it doesn't affect my travel, I don't care. If there are no extra seats, they can be the one to wait.

[@xJessiGirlProx]

Yup

[@CuriousHarmony]

i like that last part

[@Mittens-pr5rm]

Hey! @CZsWorld love your videos:))

[@veil693]

It does affect you tho if they have to raise the price of your ticket because they are giving out free ones

[@marissabulso6439]

@@veil693which they absolutely would. Airlines are not known for charity, and they do have to make a profit in order to keep operating.

[@kawaii_ninja]

It's already stressful enough going through security, weighing baggage, getting to your flight on time, getting that overhead baggage space, flight delays that affect your connecting flights...and now we have to deal with entitled 'people of size' who can literally get you kicked off the plane. wow.

[@TheWolfeyBoi]

@@conradyates7340 jeez that must suck, considering how selfish these people are it's really sad hearing what it's like from your perspective

[@thepowerpuffs-HML]

I’m claustrophobic, I get anxiety on planes with being so tightly packed but I have to deal with it because I would never pass as a “person of size” which is why I am so frustrated with that policy because I don’t get accommodations even when I am legit having a panic attack

[@your_elf_friend]

I basically said the same thing, and that we should be able to demand two extra seats too!

[@luigiinglass]

I fly all the time and just flew internationally and it is uncomfortable no matter who you are. Demanding more things for free at the expense of everyone elses very limited comfort on a flight, is the epitome of our broken country and being all about yourself.

[@volvo_3877]

I saw someone say this is like asking for extra meals at a reaustrant because of her size and I think that is amazing. Entitled americans as always

[@ejc889224]

I'm 6'5 and it is very uncomfortable flying. I have zero leg room, and my head sits higher than the head rest. That being said, this would be the equivalent of bumping someone who paid for an exit room seat because I'm entitled to more leg room. If I want the comfort I will pay for it

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

Yep the "me me me" virus, my generation tends to be completely infected with it

[@volvo_3877]

@@ejc889224Yes!!

[@herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

Of course, if they bump you up to FC at the expense of someone else, you would never accept that.

[@Aiden-zl4ht]

as an introvert - I want to be the only person in my aisle. It causes me *mental distress* to sit by other humans. I deserve compensation

[@HughJorgan1]

As an introvert I know you're not kidding lol.

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

That's your problem, don't make it everyone else's. Random strangers being a danger to you is very low, unless you live in dumps like NY or RI or California

[@bekx3138]

⁠@@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9ykthat was meant sarcastically and/or to prove a point. Besides, isn’t it our “right” nowadays to make our problems everyone else’s these days? (And hint, my previous sentence was meant sarcastically in case you couldn’t figure that out either.)

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

@@bekx3138 You sound offended, get over it. I tell people to toughen up or get over it because I care, it's good to not be super sensitive, builds character

[@Aiden-zl4ht]

@@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk buddy, I was joking, lol - you were the one person who didn't see that. Yikes 😬

[@prenimystic]

I am SO happy to hear this topic being talked about -- by *sane* people.

[@jjohnson6833]

If I fly southwest, in the future, I am going to identify as a plus size person to get an extra seat. Let’s see how that works out for them if more people do that.

[@dh12.]

If that doesn't work, identify as a liberal

[@McBeamer94]

Or as a trans, so you can get out of the flaming airplane first! 😜🤣

[@ElonNeedsToBuyYouTubeNow]

I just called them and they pretty much told me that won't work and if I have a complaint I can email headquarters and was hung up on

[@johnhouchins3156]

I'll just identify as a they/them and ask to be accomodated with seats. Hey. we're all plural that way.

[@volvo_3877]

@@dh12.HELP

[@MrSalvr]

I am both overweight and tall. The weight is within my control to change but my height is not. My main issue with the seats is the lack of leg-room. I have gotten off the plain with dents and bruises on my knees where they were jammed into the seat in front of me for hours at a time. If the airlines give special treatment to anyone, it should be to those with issues outside their control, not those whose issues are caused by their own choices. Fatfluencers and Fatceptance disgust me. There is nothing beautiful or healthy about being overweight and it should be criminal to try to convince others otherwise.

[@deacolog]

Yea cause we really should promote being unhealthy right we all love being unhealthy

[@numbuh407]

Totally agree, but on the luggage matter, my dad was a pilot for many years and I asked him about this. The plane can carry any weight, that’s not the issue but, the people that carry the bags are “protected” so they don’t hurt themselves while doing it. I don’t know how the extra money makes them tougher but… the weight inside the plane itself is not the problem.

[@Drgb1967]

Respect

[@drondiwe]

oh yeah... I'm almost 2m tall, once I got 13h flight and that was a nightmare)

[@justforcakes175]

"Depending on their girth" 🤣i cant breath

[@mal1719]

if i was an over weight person and i got a free seat that caused someone else to get kicked off flight i would feel so bad. there is little empathy from the plus size community but a lot of narcissism.

[@traczebabe]

Not really. The only obese people who think the world should cater to them are the same as the non-obese people who think the world should cater to them. College students & graduates.

[@Alison-og4xz]

I’m a mom and my child has to sit on my lap and I don’t get any extra room for a literal extra human who could, arguably, greatly benefit from a full entire row.

[@Osprey850]

Good point. If we start giving free seats to obese people, won't mothers with babies, then mothers with small children, then people with "support animals" all demand extra seats?

[@brh5222]

I was just thinking this! I’m a new mom and I had to fly with a 3 month old recently. It was miserable. He was all good and asleep the whole time but I was forced into the aisle seat and I have to breastfeed. I didn’t get any extra room and every time the cart with food and water came I had to move and risk of waking my child up.

[@Alison-og4xz]

@@brh5222 omg I’ve done this too!! Having an extra seat would definitely have been more comfortable.

[@Iheartlofi000]

Respect to you

[@GG_Booboo]

It's called misplaced priorities!

[@Cathmoytura]

I'm (diagnosed) autistic with social anxiety and touch defensiveness. In the 2000s to early 2010s I had a job the required a lot of jet travel. I always paid for a second seat to accommodate my needs. As many times as not--if not more often than not--flight attendants put people into my second seat. My protests that I paid for the seat to accommodate my social anxiety and touch defensiveness were irrelevant to flight attendants. They had overbooked flights--there was an empty seat. Trying to get refunds from the airlines went exactly as you'd think. So, this kinda burns me up.

[@Pinkles666]

That’s awful. You paid for a second seat and they steal it because they were greedy and overbooked? So unfair.

[@The_Dudester]

In 1997 I got on a Southwest flight. I had spent five days with my ADHD mother in San Francisco and I was exhausted. I lay across three seats, cinched up the seat belt and I was asleep before the plane left the ground. I woke up when the plane began it's descent into Dallas and I found, like three sodas and fifteen snacks curled up against me. One of the three passengers, a woman, explained "We told the stewardess that you were military coming back from overseas and bribed her into giving you all those treats" (I was wearing an overshirt with my unit decal as I had recently left the military). I thanked them for their consideration.

[@stejer211]

Where is the similarity with the subject of this video? It was on a plane?

[@The_Dudester]

@@stejer211 Did you catch where Brett said "Southwest Airlines" or were you multi tasking, doing God knows what?

[@stejer211]

@@The_Dudester It was a plane from the same airline, a quarter of a century ago. I see it now, makes perfect sense. Good luck with your moment in the limelight.

[@The_Dudester]

@@stejer211 It must suck for you to be jealous that you can't contribute to the conversation. Perhaps, if you had listened to Brett's entire monologue and you had retained it (your brain is like a sieve? Gee Officer Krupke!!).

[@cremonster]

lol yeah this is just a random story@@stejer211

[@stallben]

I like how she says she's not asking for special treatment, but she wants free extra plane seats for people of her size and wants to literally change building structure plans to accommodate fat people. And she even admits it herself, she literally says "aims to PRIORITIZE our comfort and safety". To want businesses to prioritize you is, BY DEFINITION, special treatment. And that fact that she can't see (or refuse to acknowledge) this is ridiculous.

[@Haeze]

The thing you are not understanding is that she SAID it is "not special treatment"... therefore, it is not special treatment. It is like when someone says "No Offense, but..." and then spits out a horribly offensive statement. You can't take offense because they ALREADY said "No Offense". Them's the rules.

[@stallben]

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or if you actually mean that just because someone said something isn't true that means it's not.

[@reddheadedstranger7490]

I've been in Denmark since 2019, only visiting the states twice the whole time. I was utterly shocked that I barely saw any fit people when out at stores and such. It is truly a crisis over there

[@Hay_den2005]

Yeah being in America it sucks every where I go I see so many fat people but when I traveled to other countries I haven’t seen many fat people

[@rons3580]

I think airports should have traveller size checks like they do for carry on bags. If you can't fit your butt in this that's another ticket or you don't fly.

[@nerdyneo21]

*Michael Scott slaps table* THANK YOU!

[@ohsweetmystery]

Or charge by the pound. You are charged for overweight luggage, why not an over weight body? If me and my luggage combined still weigh 100 pounds less than a fat person, why am I charged MORE?

[@takatamiyagawa5688]

@@ohsweetmystery Samoa Air charges per kilo of passenger and luggage.

[@Holydiver88]

100% yes

[@egrace1776]

Saw the headline yesterday and I knew Brett was gonna make a video. She didn’t disappoint ❤

[@CmdrX3]

Personally I thought she was going to go with The Colorado Supreme Court banning Trump from the ballot.

[@sammich47]

I try to force myself to sit through all the ads from my favorite creators to support them, but honestly sometimes I skip past when I’m feeling impatient. But not yours. Your transitions are genuinely funny and always make me smile, so I feel like you’ve earned me watching the entire ad. Great job!

[@tbka96]

My wife is a heavier person. We accept that we need to pay extra for first class. Her decision, her responsibility.

[@thanoshasaspottyforehead6884]

Interesting, not a dig but why doesn't she spend the money on losing weight instead to increase her life longevity and comfort?

[@Nightwillow-jk7zd]

@@thanoshasaspottyforehead6884 ok I know you didn’t mean that to be taken that way but honestly slightly personal

[@MyFriendRuth]

@@thanoshasaspottyforehead6884 It’s not an either/ or.

[@Arkane117]

But if you are paying for her extra ticket, then it seems you are taking responsibility for her decision…

[@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro]

@@Arkane117married couples work and live in one cohesive unit. He’s just being a good husband by not singling out his own wife whilst distancing himself from her actions. That wouldn’t be very kind of him.

[@brandyfreeman1346]

They should sell a “person of size” ticket that is discounted from the purchase of two single seats and it must be purchased ahead of time. I’m sure it can be easily coded to assign a “person of size “ ticket, two seats. That way, they are getting the space they need, guaranteeing that the flight will have enough belt extenders , while NOT impeding the travel of others. What happened to compromise? There is a middle ground here.

[@elizabethcochran3395]

I think the discount makes sense since you are guaranteeing to take both seats and you would theoretically only be taking complimentary beverages for one person and luggage for one (not that the airline pays much for beverages). Definitely ahead of time though.

[@flyingcow5235]

there's actually a video on tiktok (or some other place idk) of a mother who was kicked out of the plane with her teenage daughter and her daughter's friend cuz a plus size person needed extra seats. the mother wasn't given any refunds and no place to stay for the night. it was a 600 dollar ticket. i can't find the clip anywhere on yt but u can see it in the vid pegasus made about this whole situation

[@shawnjb1989]

Every time I hear about “fatty inclusiveness” treatment like this I just wanna puke, I’m a heavier guy though I don’t look it too much, I know it’s not healthy, now they wanna encourage entitled behavior like this, makes me sick.

[@oyeahisbest123]

my thing is though. if you buy 2 seats as a big guy with southwest they will force you to give your seat to a standby even if its mega crowded so im not necessarily gonna argue with her behavior on this. The line needs to be drawn for sure though

[@noxplay4906]

Pun intended when you said "I just wanna puke?"

[@eastonchristensen3601]

How to get free tickets: Step 1) buy a very large oversized shirt Step 2) get a smaller person to hug around your waist Step 3) free tickets👍

[@jeremyhendricks8717]

Or another way to bring your pet with you (under the shirt)

[@jbird4478]

The list of Exceptionally Bad Ideas (TM): #1 Try to smuggle someone on a plane.

[@hansmemling2311]

@jbird4478 Thank you for keeping a list.

[@jbird4478]

@@hansmemling2311 You're welcome. I like to keep things ordered.

[@victorhakim1250]

I really appreciate that you say the things other influencers are too afraid to say.

[@IGoByMyLastName]

Brett is the best youtuber always up on the drama and ready to talk about it, love ya brett!

[@mohammedmohd2187]

She literally does nothing all her videos has the exact same takes, all she do is watch a video read the comments on the video and throw in some buzzwords in between saying nothing of value or saying anything useful

[@libbyandsabrina]

@@mohammedmohd2187 You're just upset you don't have a KZbin channel. You're just mad that she's more famous than you. Your kind are the real ones that use buzzwords. Keep projecting SJW.

[@coultersheppard2052]

You know, it isn't even about the lost space. Those seats are going to cost more for the rest of us now, because they're giving away a seat for free to people like her. The cost doesn't just go into the company, they pass it onto us.

[@jayneofspain3322]

I never thought about that. Yes we see videos of people struggling to get down the aisle of the plane. In an emergency yes that’s a hazard with everyone stuck behind that person.

[@DrTexas09]

4:24 Actually this did happen, a mom, her daughter, and her daughter's friend were stuck because the mom's seat got bumped because someone took it for free.

[@CoopBo]

She said she wants “a similar flying experience to regular sized passengers.” Apparently that means she wants to be kicked off the plane that she paid to fly on because someone else wanted her seat.

[@RobMedellin]

Or It could also mean she should be smaller sizes. Hey you want to feel what a 130lb person feels, then lose weight.

[@Albert_YTC]

Dunno who would want to sit next to her but might have some upsides. Maybe you can lay your head on them like a big flesh pillow

[@christinedelay7051]

So this policy is at the agents discression. So if they deem a person of being "fat" enough to qualify they get a spare seat thus discriminating against smaller people who just don't like being so close to other humans. How do they determine who is more important or necessity to be on a flight? Are they simply pandering to the louder complaints not treating customers with equality

[@kristinewberg7656]

Yes. They are pandering to whoever will yell the loudest.

[@hansmemling2311]

That’s how our society works now.

[@hansmemling2311]

Addendum to my original comment: that’s how society work if you belong to a loud an oppressed minority. God knows there is not special treatment or gifts for people from Asian descent for some reason.

[@elchilis1884]

“We’re not asking for special treatment or luxury compensation” MY ASS!!

[@anahwieland]

As part of a family where we’re all over 5’10 & having arthritis, I demand first class for the price of an economy ticket. 😂

[@cremonster]

You're big in the wrong direction

[@ale_1825]

As long as these people keep getting rewarded, accepted and represented, they will never see or feel the real necessity to change, period. Why step out of the comfort zone?

[@debrakleid5752]

This pisses me off. She even has people who paid for their seat removed because she needs 1 or even 2 extra seats and when the plane is full someone can’t go because she needs extra seats. She claims it’s discrimination by not giving her free seats. Lose weight and fit in 1 seat. She has no sympathy to those who get kicked off a flight for her to be comfortable. I’m overweight and considered obese but I fit in one seat just fine. I don’t weigh anywhere near what Jae Bae does. She also made a video with complaints about hotels not having wide enough halls and demands robes that are up to 6X in every room which is her size and that everyone should be able to have one that fits them. What about those who wears 7X and larger? Thinks all plus size sections should have sizes for all plus size. That is a waste of money since very few people are 500+ pounds. She is crazy!

[@natiboy7620]

Losing fat is not just about achieving a certain aesthetic, but it is also about improving overall health and well-being. It requires a combination of proper nutrition, regular exercise, and healthy lifestyle choices. It's important to create a caloric deficit by consuming fewer calories than you burn through physical activity

[@erikfm77]

There's a show that I see commercials for on TLC called 1000 LB Sisters. In the commercial for the latest season, one sister lost weight while the other didn't. It's unbelievable how losing weight makes you look younger.

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

​@@erikfm77the one who didn't lose weight should be banned from living, so disgusting of her to waste food

[@Chinmay_Wagh]

The editing on that thumbnail is just perfect 😂❤

[@aoi_lovesart]

Fr!!

[@miguelgodinez5739]

I understand why some people are upset but I think the issue here is airline and their small seats. I am a bigger guy 6’2” in height and I am on the heavier side. When I fly I try to book business class which is comfortable just for the reason the seats are normal size. The general cabin seats I fit, seat belt buckles no issues but my shoulders are so broad I rub against the person next to me. If I’m flying with family or significant other not an issues but with a stranger I feel uncomfortable and they do to. Make the seats a little wider and this won’t be an issue. If you are so big that you definitely require 2 seats maybe offer a discount for the second seat. Don’t bump people off flights.

[@Starfighter-nk4mo]

Airline pricing should absolutely be based on weight of cargo. You and your bags. The lighter you are, the less fuel you are forcing the plane to burn. Very simple, I mean how much higher MPG does a truck get, just driving, vs towing a trailer with cargo. A 180lb man with 90lbs of bags should get charged the exact same as a 270lb man with no bags. It’s not like the plane can tell the difference. It’s still going through the same mechanical stress, still needs all that fuel, all the ground grew working on it, etc, etc.

[@StarGazer3382]

This makes me so mad. I got really sick a couple of years ago and put on a lot of weight from not being able to do much, if any physical activity and all, the meds I was on didn't help either. At my heaviest I went to 265 and hated it. Now that I am better, I have managed to lose 50lbs in the last year so far and am working on the rest. It's slow going but so worth it to feel and be healthier. Even at my heaviest I would never dream of having this kind of audacity that these people seem to have to want everyone to cater to them. Especially when most of them have the control over their health that I didn't have at the time.

[@Photik]

Happy you're doing and feeling better!!

[@noxplay4906]

Good, someone showing some strength and discipline. Keep it up, this is only the beginning. You are building up to something great, something that you can call yours. Be proud of yourself

[@madsdenning8014]

I identify as 500lbs on airplanes now thank you

[@Emilio_KM]

Shouldn't the ones who want extra seats be the ones to move around if the whole trip is booked??

[@kristinewberg7656]

No, because that's discrimination. /sarcasm

[@AB-mx1de]

💯!!

[@christinasheaffer4450]

Tbh I’m plus size and I fly Southwest constantly and am accommodated. Which is great but it does seem like special treatment. (I’ve tried every diet to loose weight and am still on my journey.) That said nothing is better motivation to loose weight than to go through the humiliation of having to ask for two seats or ask for an extender. It helps me see that there are things I do miss out on because I’m plus size. I’m torn because I’m grateful for the accommodations but also so guilty for needing it.

[@NoClueAboutThis]

Let’s be real, fat flyer’s are the equivalent to 6+ peoples suitcases. I say if they should get free seats, they should be able to fit in the overhead Or AT LEAST put them at the bottom of the plane where all the cases go.

[@beccahughey]

I'd love to see a video discussing how clothes sizing (specifically woman's clothes sizing) has changed in order to make fat people feel better about themselves. EX: Size 0 used to be a 22 inch waist and is now sometimes considered a 25+inch waist. It's beyond frustrating trying to find clothes these days due to this disgusting change that has very obviously been put into place to encourage people to be fat in the US!

[@sxztube]

I love how they want you to be inclusive by excluding seats that normal sized people could fill 😂

[@debrakleid5752]

So if they end up on a small plane I wonder if they will just demand the entire plane to themselves? How about demanding to be fed on their flights because of being hungry and the small bag of peanuts isn’t sufficient? First class gets food and I’m waiting to see if I or someone else in that section will get kicked off so they can have my seat and my food? How about taking responsibility for your actions such as your weight? I’m obese and I will admit it but I would never demand someone else’s seat if I was that large which I’m not anywhere near it. I’m 170 pounds and short. I take responsibility for my own actions. There is only 1 thing that I get special treatment for and it’s by law. I have an extra carry on but it’s full of medical equipment and a bag of IV fluid, an IV pump, and IV meds so they have to accept it by law but I also know my bags and I will be searched to death. When we flew back from LAX to Daytona Beach my bags were x rayed multiple times as I was also x rayed, frisked, tested for bomb and illegal drug residue more than once. My bag of IV fluids was also tested by wiping the bag for residue. I knew what I had to do to make sure I would be allowed to fly with everything. After about 10 minutes of searching, frisking, nuking my bags and me I was allowed to proceed. Was I upset or insulted??? Nope. Not at all. They had a job to do and I knew we were safe on the plane. Jae Bae is in her 20’s and needs oxygen. I was on oxygen in my late 30’s but it wasn’t due to my weight. It was because I have CVID that caused me to have pneumonia numerous times causing lung damage. I also lost about 70 pounds when I almost died from sepsis and when I stopped a medication making me gain so much weight and I thankfully never got that big again at 220 pounds. Now I’m 160’s-170’s. This girl seems proud to be that large and demanding special treatment and if not it’s discrimination. Antisemitism is discrimination. More rights for whites and less rights for African Americans is discrimination and so on. She is crazy!

[@ZILLIE_SILLIE]

If I pay for a window seat and they ask me to move they better be moving me too FIRST CLASS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SpoonHurler]

Everyone needs to read Comfort Crisis. I agree with Brett, no one not even me deserves comfort, especially comfort they have not done work to earn.

[@kendraosborn1926]

I’m a FA for a major US airline. This is absolutely absurd. So many of us commute to work from states away. People like this who expect a seat because they’re overweight infuriates me. That takes away one seat from someone trying to get to work. Thank you for talking about this because it really does affect common travel.

[@ThatBlueAndYellowGuy]

The body positivity movement, the only movement without any actual movement.

[@nickreeder2979]

False. Gotta move to the fridge!

[@nicholasmccalister8109]

I go to NYC in the spring for an architecture trip with my college. Even though Southwest doesn’t fly there’s, I’m worried that other airlines will pick this up. We have to be there at a certain time. If I get kicked off at the gate because of this, I’d be pissed.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Maybe it depends on your frequent flyer elite status.

[@Southwest737]

Southwest does fly to LGA actually, but I’m guessing you’re flying into EWR or JFK.

[@D34D-666]

Imagine you are flying abroad to visit a family member who is nearing the end of there life. You booked your ticket, made it to the airport and are about to board the plane. As your ticket is being checked the flight attendant tells you that 'you are unable to board the plane due to a person of size requesting and receiving YOUR seat for free on the day of the flight.' Its ridiculous. I agree that airlines could do more to suit the needs of obese people but not like this. Maybe their could be a form of id showing that you are overweight, when you book your ticket you can receive a discount on an extra seat if you show your id and if one is available. However kicking paying customers of the plane to accommodate someone who is killing themselves seems extremely unfair.

[@hannahnarramore4703]

I work at a restaurant and the booths aren’t super far from the table and the amount of people that throw a fit about it is wild to me. Like this is my problem? No it’s not 🤣

[@LIFEISHARDSTUPID]

Why do big folks try to squeeze into a booth in the first place? I'm a overweight man and I never thought to myself, let's shoehorn my big azz in that mailbox. Make it make sense? I either got a table or I waited for a table to become available.

[@hansmemling2311]

As a tall person that sounds like torture xD.

[@leslie3188]

haha i also work at a restaurant and the amount of people that complain they can’t fit in the seat because there’s not a lot of space 😭

[@Cpv-dx3wu]

My oversized luggage feels discriminated against. How come they charge more because it is on the heavy side? Let's get a petition for luggage positivity! And what about me??? I'm pretty small. Do I get a credit for the space on the seat that I don't use? Can I apply that space towards my oversized luggage???

[@Someone-kg8qf]

2:12 I am overweight and I fit in a normal plane seat. If you can't fit in a plane seat you are FAR beyond overweight.

[@Kovitlac]

I suddenly find myself identifying as obese, for some strange reason. Seriously though, I brought back 2 boxes of ammo on my last trip to Alaska, which ended up putting me 5 lbs over the limit. Unable to move the weight over to my backpack without holding up the entire line behind me, I had to pay a RIDICULOUS amount of money for my 5-lb-over suitcase. If only I had asked what their Suitcase of Size policy was...

[@R1Willem]

I indentify as morbide obese. I need a whole row now for myself!

[@optimusp517]

Imagine her arguing at a restaurant saying since she’s plus size that her portion should match her body type.

[@natiboy7620]

It is essential to respect and value individuals of all body types, it is equally crucial to acknowledge the health risks associated with obesity. Encouraging people to accept and embrace their bodies, regardless of their weight, can inadvertently downplay the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle

[@ricardokojin7]

We have to respect them as much as we have to respect any stranger... which means "not much". Most people 'accept' other people being obese, we may not want to sit besides them, don't believe it is healthy and maybe find it funny when they fall.... but it is no different than not wanting to be close to someone who smells bad.

[@Dashlab_]

@@XAJUSS Whats wrong with you? Why is treating people who struggle with obesity as people so hard for you?

[@King_Abdul_Hamid-rt9yk]

Nobody from the "my 600 pound life" show deserve respect

[@cristinaapariciolinale2119]

This must be a troll or someone whose brain is filled with skittles instead of brain cells.

[@herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

@@XAJUSS You're why people hate conservatives.

[@lmdavtube]

People really are getting bumped from the flights they paid for to accommodate "persons of size" and it's atrocious

[@dominozaur98]

I think i might be too European to understand this issue... I used to work as a passenger handler on the airport and in the policy of EVERY airline was a disclaimer about "Extra seat". And there were metions when it is mandatory to buy and inform the airline about extra seat tickets such as "oversized passenger" and "valuble or oversized cargo" (i've seen one guy few times flying with cello or double bass, Jazz band of 4 was always bying 5 tickets). They have to buy "EXT ticket". If you didn't you wouldn't get on the plane. The only passengers that don't have to pay for extra tickets are caretakers of severly disabled passengers but airlines MUST be informed within specified time frame (i think it was 7 days, but i'm not sure if i remember correctly). There was simply no negotiations. Granted it was rare but everyone affected already knew everyting before their travel

[@alwayswatching_]

I dont think airlines should give a free extra seat for bigger people, but they SHOULD in general make their seats more spacious with more leg room!

[@Inkling777]

You bring up a good point. Airlines could offer large seats, say two instead of three in a row. Charge extra for them and let the plus-sized or whoever buy them.

[@This_is_Bambii]

​@@Inkling777 Aren't those just the premium economy/business class seats? Those are usually larger, 2 seat rows instead of 3.

[@leila.7754]

@@Inkling777that already exists. Up ur ticket class if u want more room💀

[@Flyoff1234]

If she put the same amount of effort she used to try and change airline rules as her health, she would be a model by now.

[@Ilovehorses-od7nt]

The thing is if you want extra seats buy extra seats

[@chrisstoltz1617]

The only "weight issue" I had when flying was a number of years ago. I (6'2" 220 lbs at the time) was flying in a small commuter plane, think twin turbo propeller, 20 passengers max. When I approached the plane, the copilot looked me over and asked if I can sit in the back of the cabin. I assume for a bit of counter weight.

[@KuraiLunae]

A note on the bag weight thing... That's actually because of OSHA safety requirements. If your bag is over a certain weight, it requires 2 people to lift it, thus the extra cost. It's got nothing to do with the plane's ability to take off, otherwise they'd be... weighing the passengers!

[@pullenZX]

Maybe they need to do that

[@Supercharged1976]

I am a 390 pound man and I can say without a doubt that this crap is embarrassing as hell. If I have a problem with paying for a second seat....maybe I should drop the junk food and stop drinking pop. Do not reward these idiots for terrible life choices.

[@durgan5668]

I looked at this issue and thought to myself, 'Fat chance of this happening." and yet, here we are. I never thought it would get off the ground, really.

[@ellenmerkle940]

I want an extra seat too! I don’t feel comfortable in a single seat even though I can.

[@MightyBeastPR84]

this is absolutely Ridiculous.

[@epicjason21]

Imagine showing up for a flight and finding out they gave away your seat for free to a literal cow

[@boosqueezy2418]

i would sue. seriously. i’d sue

[@noahhurst1021]

Companies adjusting rules and regulations to accommodate people who actively overindulge in pursuing personal comforts and pleasures. We really do live in Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World.

[@Chill-f3z]

“Make it make sense” 😂😂😂 congrats you marked yourself as an airhead

[@thetragicpope]

Brett Cooper is glowing. Happy women always have the slightest hint of a smile even when they're upset.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Isn't she getting married? Or is it Amala? I forgot!

[@alleyhernandez6995]

At my university, we started a research project on an AI that would scan people and guess their weight. Depending on weight they would get discounts on flight tickets or get the opportunity to get extra weight in their luggage. If the person is overweight then they would be charged more

[@noxplay4906]

Your AI seems like it would be a righteous overlord over mankind. Less bias and arrogance, more emphasis on efficiency and getting shit done, as they say

[@TJ-gn5gz]

The way she goes from talking about the video to talking about sponsors is so smoothe tho😂😂

[@nevaehparker2232]

Ikkk every video she does it so well!!

[@WhoopiGreen]

Well if they’re going to do this then they should move other passengers to first class free of charge rather then bumping them from the flight

[@jacknelson927]

And also compensate others and refunds full refunds included aswell

[@kalle5548]

​@jacknelson927 More than full refund since your trip now got shortend, you might miss an event you were going to or possibly miss an entire cruise...

[@ellenmerkle940]

I’m being discriminated against by only getting a single seat

[@jacknelson927]

Me too

[@LimaLapointe]

This is beyond ridiculous - if you can’t fit in one seat, should be made to PAY to fit on extra seats. Bloody ludicrous.

[@marianalangarica5362]

I always learn how stupid our society is in your videos thank you for this channel

[@danm8256]

Im 5'0 and 99 lbs , I demand smaller seats and pay less for my flight! Petite people´s rights!! LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kendall_Lee16]

I was once on a flight. I had a nice seat, a window seat. There were two other people next to me. A plus sized person then boarded. A flight attendant came up to our row and said "this woman is plus sized and needs more space, may we move your seats so she may have this row and fit more comfortably?" The two other people just sat there and started packing up their things. I then said "gentleman, no need to pack up." And proceeded with "no. I'm not going to move the seat that I PAID FOR, am comfortable in, and am situated in. It's not my fault she decided to be unhealthy and think she deserves special treatment just because she is fat. Politely, either go somewhere else, or just get her in the next flight. Another option is YOU CAN HAVE HER PAY FOR MORE SEATS IN ADVANCE." The fat lady then started crying and said "we asked nicely though!" And I said "I don't care. I'm not giving up my seat. Same thing as 'i apologized, you need to forgive me' I don't have to forgive you, I don't have to give you my seat. So just screw off, go find a gym for all I care." I know I came off as rude, but if somebody is going to be that snobby, then no.

[@moxie9091]

I’m a big girl, and 5’11” on top of that. I’ve never taken “over” anyone’s seat space, or had to buy an extra seat. However, if I was that large, it’s MY responsibility to pay for that space. We all pay for the same amount of space. if I’m pushing into someone else, it’s my fault and I should pay for that. No one is force feeding you girl, don’t embarrass us fat girls🙄