WE HAD TWO INFLIGHT EMERGENCIES... ✈️😱 - The Life Of A Flight Attendant - Vlog 2021

[@TheWorldOfWis]

It’s a flight or fight response when there’s an emergency a board! Yes toot your own horn! We go through these trainings to be prepared and put it to use whenever possible. I don’t like to have medical emergencies, but I’m so happy my training always kicks in!

[@martintheiss4038]

yes its always nice to hear that cabin crews are primarily there for safety and services than just being paid stewards or such. Pilots who do this when they discuss emergencies say that the cabin crews know what to do if something happens, don't bother them.

[@alexaperez8927]

You are one of the reasons I am applying to be a flight attendant! I love watching your videos and this one especially shows how important flight attendants are! Thank you for inspiring me to go for my dream job!!

[@AwesomeMan2696]

@@bythesea760 ...???

[@izzyy5699]

good luck with it!

[@mvp1839]

That’s so awesome. I hope you achieve your dream and join the team at a great airline!! I wish I had become a flight attendant when I was younger. I’m 33 years old now, married for 5 and actively trying to start a family so I wouldn’t want to still be traveling like that but from maybe 19 to 23/24 before I met my husband, I would have LOVED to have experienced the life of a FA! Definitely an under rated, under appreciated and significantly under paid job, but so many FAs do the job with so much energy, kindness and grace. ❤️

[@ramonagaerin258]

Awesome. It kills me when I hear about passengers giving FA's a hard time. You all deserve so much respect. You have 300 peoples lives in your hands. You should toot your horn...you saved someone's life.

[@martintheiss4038]

That is not nice to the flying public in general. If you give a FA a hard time it just takes time away from observing the safety of the cabin and flight.

[@johnsymonstcu]

A great reminder to all passengers that flight attendants are there for their safety, first and foremost. Kudos to you Kat and your remarkable crew. 👍💯 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@carolinehall7131]

I can’t tell you how much it warms my heart to know that you and the rest of the crew knew exactly what to do with the medical emergencies and didn’t hesitate to act. My husband had a heart attack on a SW flight a few years ago and believe me…to watch the flight attendants I don’t think they had ever been trained…deer in headlights. Unfortunately, my husband did not make it. Believe me when I say that those families will be thanking God every night for your training and asking that he shower his blessings on y’all. You toot your horn as much as you desire, you saved 2 lives and that is definitely something.

[@BogtrotterBertie]

Congratulations on dealing with the issues, very reassuring to know your training has become second nature.

[@martintheiss4038]

And I am sure many get dropped in training not for being bad people but simply because they cant understand or control a crisis.

[@auntrowdy]

My heart smiled when I saw a glimpse of Bubba when you screen recorded your using of Drop. 🥰 That little dude will always be remembered and loved!

[@taylorcoloton6703]

I’ve been in one of those scenes that they call for emergencies when I got sick flying alone mid flight. Y’all are truly amazing during those situations. ❤️

[@dolphmanity]

Big ups to all my double-vaxxed covidiots. Whoop, Whoop! You are true heroes.

[@ladonnalee7825]

COFFEE Rec: Cafe Bustelo ❤️💛 instant packs!!! These are the best go-to when I want to have some decent coffee on a trip.

[@musingsatmidlife5278]

On paper, I should not be so obsessed with your channel. I do love to travel, but I'm old, and I wear no makeup or dress up. But your videos are so entertaining, and your energy is so great. Having cute puppies doesn't hurt. ;) So glad everything ended up okay. How scary, but how wonderful you were all so prepared!

[@jacqattacq19]

I’m the same! Obsessed! I’m 50 and love travel, but don’t wear false eyelashes or makeup. HOWEVER, to support our girl I’ve bought some lipsticks and LOVE THEM! I wear them to work and everyone loves them. And they last FOREVER! I hate touching up lipstick, which is why I don’t wear it. These are great. So I’ve now ordered the lip scrubs and an eyeshadow palette. Never too old to look good! And I love her dogs. Still miss Bubba. 💗👍🏻😁🇦🇺

[@ChristyValley]

Same!

[@ajborys]

I have been a lifeguard for 6 years. I still have my lifeguard certifications. We have regular training hours every month to make sure that we are ready to go in case of something happening. Training will eventually become second nature. Hands down, training kicks in. Love the Harry Potter reference.

[@marquitabortiz4718]

Don’t ever let them Laps!! I’m an EMT-Basic!! It always feel good to help others!

[@ajborys]

@@marquitabortiz4718 trust me, we have to keep our certifications updated or we’ll get in trouble

[@marquitabortiz4718]

@@ajborys I’m older than You... I thought about just letting it lapse as I Work in another area. They do get crossed at times. Feels good to help others!! Not just for your paid job! I volunteer!!! One never knows when an emergency will lo up!! Thanks for your dedication at such an early age!!

[@michellemerry2337]

Good for you for relying on your training. I’m half way through my flight attendant training. All the written exams are done! I also happen to be a critical care RN and medevac nurse. Bring on the medical emergencies. Stay safe.

[@francesca8962]

Your laugh is contagious! And your smile is sooooo pretty! You are the flight attendant I would like to find in every flight❤️

[@elizabeth5985]

I know what airline you work for, and I have to say prior to seeing your videos they weren't my favorite for a variety of reasons. But you are SUCH a good advertisement for them with your great attitude and how well you speak of how the FA are treated by the company (and how well you're trained!). Good job on handling that medical emergency and yes you should toot your own horn! It's important because xtshows that you're proud of yourself and that's what makes you great at ANY job you do: having pride in a job well done!

[@christasimpson9594]

Wow! That was a crazy trip! Glad the two passengers were ok. Kudos to you and your crew for doing such a great job!

[@martintheiss4038]

Thats why me as a warehouse worker admire these people because all they do is ensure that passengers get what they need and provide flight codes to transport cargo.

[@tammypearson4500]

Chip needs sunscreen! You two are so cute. Kudos on your medical training and the good outcome for your two passengers! I'm a nurse and had to intervene when a child had seizures, while on final approach. She was fine and so was her Mom. I had a bloody Mary when I got home! Love you, Kat ❤😘

[@Texasgirl10Growing]

You have the best attitude! Always positive, Love it!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@khanhfident]

If you're exceptionally good in your field, OWN IT. Yes, travel queen!

[@jrthiker9908]

As a road warrior myself for work for countless years, I love watching your channel. We all have our routines getting settled into and packing up to leave a hotel room, and I love how efficient you are! You do what we all eventually figure out...how to make a hotel room "home away from home" even for a day or two. It's a certain mindset and routine that helps you survive being on the road.

[@justanotherguy8791]

My mom was a FA, Step dad Captain - I worked as an firefighter/emt and 9-1-1 dispatcher. Thats awesome you are so trained and its even better you are PROUD of it. Great job!

[@mr.richiej]

i have just found your Blogg and i really enjoy watching . I could watch you talk all day .And that big smile and that little laugh you have great work and thank you ...

[@MeleeMuffin]

Also, congratulations on a successful code!! I was a pct in a big hospital here and nothing compares to rush of a code coming together seamlessly ❤️

[@shannonrobb5608]

There is one girl i follow and what she has been doing for holidays since her regional days is she celebrates the holidays with her family whenever they do the family celebration and then for the set holiday her mom tends to fly out wherever she is at to celebrate and then flys back home the next day. Ive worked my fair share of holidays but idk if i could be a flight attendant during the holiday season!

[@aslobos]

Love love your confidence!!!✈✈👏👏👏🥰. I'm a nervous flier, and flight attendants are always kind to me when I tell them of my nervousness and anxiety. You guys rock. ⭐⭐🥇🥇🏆

[@AllysonRR]

as a soon to be MD, It makes me SO HAPPY to know that Kat and her coworkers were able to help this passenger and showed how important It is to know basic CPR.

[@lindsaycarr4354]

Woot woot to Kat and her crewmates! 👏👏👏

[@donnajohansson4105]

Well done Kat and flight crew. Knowing what to do in an emergency is life saving. 👍

[@PenniP]

Toot toot! Kudos to you and your crew! No kidding about weekends and Holiday’s. I finally got first Christmas off at year 22! (LAX)

[@boricuaenflorida3349]

My Puerto Rico is beautiful. Happy you were able to enjoy Isla Verde.

[@martintheiss4038]

The airport is named after a great American patriot! (Munoz)

[@le_th_]

I loved your pre-beach hair. Isla Verde is one of my beaches in the world, along with Maho beach in SXM. Great layover replacement for Cancun. View from that rooftop restaurant was hard to beat.

[@MercyUS]

Appreciate your professionalism & humor! 🙏🏼

[@katarinanneww]

LOOK AT YOU GO, KAT! Just went through my training for medical emergencies. So happy to watch your channel and excited to get to flying!

[@charlottechicola5955]

Ohhh Chip.. that looked painful! CONGRATULATIONS KAT on y'all kicking butt during those emergencies!!!!!! It's amazing how trainings make things second nature!

[@sandrad3346]

Thank you for the San Juan footage. I enjoyed your Cancun video and was hoping to see you going to Puerto Rico. Glad that your in-flight emergency passenger is OK.

[@rubyred93chev]

_Love Isle Verde to say the least Kat. Being a very seasoned air traveler, when a medical emergency arises on board, it's reassuring to know the flight attendants are there to make certain a passenger gets the best proper care they need until medical staff arrives. (When it transpires in-flight versus on the tarmac, it's even more critical). Great job doing what you love doing best, and representing my favorite airline in the sky. (Not bad getting upgraded to First Class on a dead head either)._

[@linseyc.]

Girl, I felt you on the curling your already curly hair. It is so much easier to curl it than to straighten it (in my opinion), but also if it gets wet or the curls fall a little it doesn't look bad because your hair is already wavy/curly.

[@sweeetsamantha7024]

It's the little boy chasing and knocking down the younger boy at the beach for me 🤣🤣🤣

[@timberrr1126]

LUGGAGE TIPS 1, 2, 3 Tie two or three colored ribbons of different lengths around the handle to your luggage to warn others that this is not their luggage. People grab luggage at the turnstile and take it home before you ever see it. Anywhere you put your bag, it could be grabbed in error. Example: overhead compartment, unloaded from the bus, at the hotel lobby, at the turnstile... These ribbons make your luggage different and easy to spot when the piece is surrounded by 35 other black cases unloaded from the bus. Use 1” wide ribbons 14” long. Cut the ends at 45 degrees then seal the end with one drop of Super Glue to prevent fraying when you have completed any trimming. Scissor cut trim the ribbons to cascading different lengths after they are tied. If each ribbon is slightly a different length by 1/4” the color layers will all show up no matter how they drape. Tie the 3 ribbons as a sandwich, as if they were one ribbon. Use a man’s tie, a half Windsor knot for the best look. After it is tied on, the total length of the ribbons will be about 5 inches from the handle. It is too short to catch on anything. You can see this ribbon from 40 feet away. Perhaps tie TWO handles or RINGS top and side of the case. This way, it won’t slide around. This knot does not loosen. Put your phone number on one ribbon using a permanent Sharpie. Example: “Owner 454-333-7878” Choose one ribbon with an unusual pattern or fabric to really make it unique. Stand by the output hole port of the turnstile to reduce the chance of someone else grabbing the piece. Tie your skiies, duffel bag, and what ever with matching ribbons-even your computer case. If you are a Travel Agent, you could hot gold stamp one ribbon with your name and phone number. Send them a set of ribbons, red and blue and BLACK to your customer as a gift. Record this gift in your database so you don’t duplicate yourself. Buy a gold hot embossing machine. Gold emboss your business name on the BLACK ribbon. Put the customer’s name on it if possible. Pleasant color combinations: Red and blue Chartreuse and purple Orange and light blue Orange and yellow Gray and pink Green and yellow Red and Green Red and Gold Light blue and light green The third ribbon could be white, gray, black, tan Tip #2 Take a cell phone picture of the ribbon tied on. Then another picture of the full luggage piece. You now have a way to communicate “what it looks like”. Tip #3 Place a strip of colored duct tape on the inside lining to your case. Put your name and phone number on this tape. If all identity is stripped from your case, you have this to show. If someone steals it and rips off identity tags, you can show the police officer the inside tape...

[@UtahTabby]

Great ideas other than names & phone numbers on ribbons; for privacy & security, it'd be better to use initials and just the city & state...for instance, KAT-DFW-TX is enough of an identifier without letting some creep see her name & phone number. Or even use a pet's name; SMOKEY-DFW-TX works well. The point is, everyone can tell it's not THEIR bag and the inside tape works to let "lost luggage customer service" know whose bag it is.

[@timberrr1126]

The word “owner” doesnt reveal any name. A phone number works well. If the luggage is lost, a phone number works. Codes are cryptic.

[@timberrr1126]

The name “Owner” just points to the phone number as the owner. No name involved. The phone number allows quick return. Codes are cryptic. No need for a state.

[@victoriadelbando486]

Yes flight attendants are well trained! You guys don’t get enough credit! My daughter is also a flight attendant and had a medical emergency on board. I’m so proud of her she said the same thing all her training took over!!! 🥰

[@kms5306]

W O W! You were BUSY! You and your crew definitely deserve a HIGH FIVE for taking such great care of your passengers and each other. Great job and so happy to see travel and things getting back to normal!

[@kylepifer9509]

Yay philly!! The old hometown airport. Just across the bridge in Jersey 🎉🎊🪅

[@lethabolumkwana3994]

Come through Kat👏👏👏 We love to see the superwoman in you❤️👌🎉

[@RaquelNavas]

We had a flight delay from salt lake to Vegas yesterday because it was too hot here to land.

[@lindseygunter6105]

Flight attendant training begins for me in two weeks and I am so excited!! I hope to handle all kinds of unexpected delays and emergencies just as you have and with a positive outlook.

[@happydog6537]

Well I’m so proud of you. Muscle memory is amazing. Wax on wax off. You’re just such an amazing person you and your husband thanks for all the entertainment. Eventually I’ll be able to say I knew her before she was a millionaire and a fashion icon. Take care. I’ve always known that you folks were there for our safety and anytime that conversation comes up I always say they’re not there to give you drinks they’re there to save your life. Luckily air travel is so safe it doesn’t come up much. But that’s why they’re there. The drinks are just an extra perk.

[@tayluma2]

Yay!!! I hope you loved PR !!

[@travelclubwithnicolekelly2432]

Wow that plane looks amazing. You and your giggle crack us up! Have a great day Kat!

[@metalnashpr]

I’m from Puerto Rico, next to your hotel there is a supermarket call Pueblo, you can find better local coffee the next time you be in the island

[@kmysamaXX]

As someone that works on IT, I relate to working holidays and weekends. With the covid apocalypse this actually changed for good since we're no longer working weekends but it's supposed to be temporary until the covid situation get better enough. I'm really enjoying your videos, I don't usually comment but here I am, getting some practice on my written English.

[@70foolio]

Kat you have me gasping and crying while you tell the story of helping the man slouching in his seat. I love that you and the crew turned onto rescue mode naturally. 🤭🥲😅😊😇

[@martintheiss4038]

Thats their job. Perhaps you suffered an experience with the oxygen level.

[@imscanon]

Congrats Kat on being on it in the emergencies. You are supercrew! Poor Chip with his lil sunburn.

[@marisolmartin1329]

I’m so jealous that you got to go to San Juan. Thanks for keeping everyone safe

[@martintheiss4038]

She has to be ready for that at all times.

[@popbre3]

My son got the same sunburn on this head on the 4th of July weekend.

[@chrmurr1]

18:47 Your nails are pretty, blue is my favorite color and live things that sparkle.

[@joerobb1737]

kudos to you for responding to emergencies. I was on a united flight and a teen sitting next to me ended up going into a full seizure. i was able to recognize it right away and called for assistance and the response i got from the attendant was " well what do you want me to do about it". i was shocked. luckily i was a youth hockey coach and was able to help the young man. but i was quite surprised when the crew didn't even call for a paramedic or some kind of medical to check him out at the gate. especially when the aunt sitting a row back said he doesn't have a history of seizures. needless to say i was very disappointed by the united crew response. with that said absolutely toot your horn.

[@Jess1234xo]

I do not like flying but I would def want you as my flight attendant! You’d make me feel safe

[@biggestgymfan7230]

I just got to home from the airport yesterday and the airports were crowded

[@damitdaina]

I work nights, weekends and holidays. My schedule is Wednesday through every other Saturday. If a holiday falls on one of those days then you work, you may get to take a night off but not always. Smash fries are the best!

[@Magpieme98]

I absolutely love and respect your energy and enthusiasm for your job. I will be flying in a few weeks and will definitely be thinking of you up in the clouds! 🌺

[@gerrymccartney3561]

You are quite right to blow your own trumpet, you deserve it for such a professional response in an emergency.

[@rectify2003]

Wow, well done Kat for you and the Crew for dealing with 2 medical emergencies. I didn’t realise your job is so tough xx Your Precious Doggies are awesome ❤️

[@laurenandersen1195]

Somebody else might've mentioned this already, but I'm pretty sure that sound in the bathroom is a bluetooth lightbulb. I had one that made a similar noise!

[@ALESITO23]

I would call that self confidence. Great job katherine!.

[@Evanescencechick180]

I work in Healthcare. I have for near 6 years. Before that I was a lifeguard for near 9. I got emotional hearing your story. I feel this to my core. I'm proud of you. Good job girl

[@martintheiss4038]

Biggest part of being a steward is on plan if there is a medical incident or a flight safety alarm. Just do what you have to do not to cause trouble.

[@leahkozlowski5628]

You go girl!!! I know what it’s like when you have to spring into action. I work in the O.R where you always have to be ready just like you guys!!! Awesome work! Xo

[@Scottph25]

Hi Kat 🙋‍♂️. Wow ! Kudos to you and the crew . That is main reason when I fly I respect all the airline crew. Great video 👍. I am flying in the future on your airline I hope I can be your passenger 🙏 🙂. Hope you had a good 4th and the beach in SJU looked really nice.

[@paolamarrero5121]

So happy to see you enjoy my country. I got all excited when I saw you ended up in San Juan. :D I'm proud of you and the crew for handling the emergencies like pros.

[@chelzilynn828]

A few years back, I was on a flight heading home to Michigan, flying from ANC-SLC to change planes and about 1/2hr before we landed in SLC, one of the flight attendants came over the PA asking if there was any medical on board. I’m a medical assistant and offered to help. I was able to help the man in distress but one thing that really impressed me a lot, was how great the entire flight crew was. They helped me in anyway possible, kept the passengers calm and truly were right there for anything I needed to help the man. There were also 2 other nurses on board, and nurses are amazing don’t get me wrong, but the FA’s were THE BEST in helping. Once we landed in SLC, medical was on stand by and the man was transported to a local hospital. It was a team effort that day and again, the FA’s were AMAZING!! I did what I was trained to do and so did the crew. Found out later, luckily because I was staying on the same plane into Michigan, that the man was doing better and would make a full recovery! Y’all deserve to toot your own horn, what you do takes heart. ❤️

[@martintheiss4038]

All the FAs would do is contact the flight deck to give an alarm to the SLC regional center and they would ensure that the KSLC personnel would roll out appropriate equipment. Expensive to run an airport, but sometimes the little things help.

[@1karekid1]

oh wow thats amazing. have you already done a vid on what ur training is like in those types of situations? cause if not i would be really interested in seeing one.

[@martintheiss4038]

There are a few around but they are not for the feint of heart. These four people need to not only track up to 200 pax but also anything else that comes to mind regarding flight safety. I had a flight once from KLAS to KRNO when two customers were F bombing and saying other things. Head steward came back but as we landed at our intended destination two Reno PDs boarded before our exit callout.

[@amberwi5861]

Nice to see you in Philly. I’m right over the bridge in Jersey.

[@gregkalinowski9303]

The plane was in the hanger for 3 days and still had issues? MX needs to get on the ball 🤣

[@Chalateco913]

Plane wasn't in mx it was in the USA so no issue with Mexico watch video again

[@gregkalinowski9303]

@@Chalateco913 MX is code for maintenance

[@aaronbroadbent2380]

Dammmmnnnnnnn kat i remember you posting about the medical incidents on insta your amazing I would love to meet u one day 🥺❤️

[@texasgirl9599]

You make this look like a lot of fun!

[@ellenowlin]

I think some people really forget just how well trained flight attendants are just from the name of the job and the stereotypes surrounding the job. Sometimes when I'm watching your vlogs or other flight attendants I catch myself thinking "wow I'd love to do that as my job" and then y'all smack me with the reality LMAO a lot of medical related stuff super freaks me out and just knowing how much training y'all have to go through and the kinds of situations y'all have to deal with.......I could neeeeeeeever. When I'm reminded of that it makes me even more thankful there are people who are not only ABLE but WILLING to do what you do for a living.

[@lisasileo3166]

You have a fun personality and your puppies are cute.🐶

[@sedinamkakrada1794]

HAPPY SUNDAY FUNDAY!!

[@jonb5682]

Great job Kat and crew! Thanks to all for your safety training!

[@alandickerson3379]

Hello Kat!! I enjoyed this video! You sure had a lot of things happen, issues with the planes and medical emergencies! But, sounds like y'all did a great job!! Have a great day!!

[@martintheiss4038]

thats what they are paid for. you just need to let them do their work and stuff will get to where they are supposed to go.

[@nomiluxx]

I will be in Puerto Rico in 12 days, I'm so excited! Only a tad nervous about the flight with all the craziness that has been going on. Girl, Puertorrican coffee is amazing!

[@tmreed]

When the plane’s been in the hangar for three days and that raises the red flags as a passenger. San Juan is not too shabby. It looks like a combo of South Beach and Barcelonetta Beach.

[@martintheiss4038]

I am not an employee but i agree with you. I dont think planes get that much time off.

[@lawrenceakini9507]

Safe travels. You all have an uneventful day!

[@vikki4now]

Omg....you had me in tears talking about the safety procedures you and your crew performed. Is that a lot of medical emergencies compared to a normal percentages.???

[@momotrees111]

6:46 Wow. Respect. Subscribing. (and i love the hotel room tour!!!)

[@rebeccapirak42]

Need my coffee too In the morning

[@ttninjaxx]

Oh no at the sunburn!

[@dnlpd]

It's comforting to know professionals like you and your crewmates are there for us. I retired last year with 43 years in the airline business, and your videos sort of keep me in the loop. Thanks

[@martintheiss4038]

I am in dental distribution. I respect cargo handlers.

[@dolphmanity]

Big ups to all my double-vaxxed covidiots. Whoop, Whoop! You are true heroes.

[@jmrumble]

Do you wear flight attendant uniforms when dead-heading, or does that confuse passengers?

[@loretta_3843]

Nothing more enjoyable than doing something well👏 good job and glad your passenger is well😸

[@songitout]

😮 wow! Crazy. Thank you for your service and protection. Ur Awesome 🤩

[@billjohnson69]

God I miss traveling. That hotel in PR looks like every Embassy Suites in any city.

[@peterpitrakkou3335]

Kudos to you Kat and the other FAs for your immediate response to multiple inflight medical emergencies. Y’all must have been so exhausted. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. Always be keep safe ⭐️👸🏻 P.S Poor Chip with the sunburn.

[@Sanguine_Addiction]

Fearful flyer here. It's by far my least favorite way to travel. I avoid it as much as possible. But I know eventually I'll have to fly again whether it be for work or in my personal life. The only thing that helps me is to be loaded up on pills like Dramamine to help me pass out. Otherwise I go into full blown panic.

[@valeriedanette3612]

i’m the same way 😅 i literally have nightmares of flying without my pills . i wake up panicking lol

[@Sanguine_Addiction]

@@valeriedanette3612 I know it's not healthy to load up on pills, but what else am I supposed to do? I've never felt safe on an airplane and most likely never will. But I know that there are times when I can't avoid it and I'll have to fly, whether it be for work or in my personal life. Usually what I try to do is take enough Dramamine to help me stay drowsy the entire flight. Believe me, I wish I could fly sedated, but I know that's not an option.

[@sherryblaylock6115]

I’m with you Kat. Cannot start my day without coffee. Don’t talk to me till I’ve had my coffee.

[@laurenschenck5355]

OMG! I love the BEACH 🏖 my favorite place in the world ❤️

[@dawn2904]

The airline I worked for always cut flights on holidays. It sucked!! Pretty much every flighit on major holidays is oversold.

[@suzanne296]

WATCHING now. Cancun sounds fun!! I bet their was a emergency? I knew it. Would love to have Kat on a overseas flight.

[@Brocoree]

Ive always wanted to be a flight attendant and thats the one thing that makes me the most nervous!

[@alexisklinginsmith7977]

Hey Kat I would love to meet you sometime at DFW airport

[@HaruMommi]

Awesome Kat!!! Proud of you too!!!! Keep doing what you do!! I'll keep supporting you!!! Love ya and please be safe! ❤

[@laurenschenck5355]

HEY CHIP!! You are so funny! ❤️