What Is Sky Law? 30 Rock | Hollywood vs Reality

[@possiblepilotdeviation5791]

First rule of Sky Law: Never talk about Sky Law

[@janebryant7543]

Makes sense

[@adriannagibson_]

You do not talk about Sky Law!!

[@joshuac5229]

"A male pilot named Carol is something I can relate to" 😂😂😂

[@makaistanley6490]

I guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the account password. I love any tricks you can give me

[@kendrickriver1351]

@Makai Stanley instablaster :)

[@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б]

@@makaistanley6490 99.9% of sites out there have a "forgot password" link.

[@PurtyPurple]

@@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б It's a scam that uses two accounts, one asks an irrelevant copy and paste question and the other one answers with the scam. I've seen them everywhere.

[@garyhocking8893]

I can actually reply to this one, I used to live on the border of Lake st Claire in Michigan. At one point my phone was telling me I was roaming while standing inside my own home. I called Verizon and they said my phone was picking up a Canadian tower and that they broadcast in a much much higher wattage and they would correct the problem. They did. But that may be why you phone picked up signals over Canada.

[@lockednloaded7830]

Airplanes on jacket shoulder epaulettes means the captain is not just a regular captain but a super duper captain. I'm surprised Kelsey didn't know that.

[@GF_Baltar]

"Flyin N Cryin" would have been a great name for an 80's rock band.

[@Willon]

Can i use this?

[@GF_Baltar]

@@Willon Lol, feel free!

[@davidp2888]

This guy's humor is perfect.

[@MeppyMan]

His name is Carol

[@CharlieWaffles972]

I just came here to say the exact same thing.

[@bbxr1075]

Fr

[@jadentonkin466]

444k subs

[@13_cmi]

But yours yeah probably not too great

[@RangerChris61]

I think you mean if pilots could design uniforms they would include a giant neon sign that says "I am a Pilot"

[@WillBravoNotEvil]

LEDs. Longer life & less electricity. A real pilot would know that. (I'm KIDDING)

[@spartansheep915]

idk boss i think id do comfy pants and a tshirt... maybe a hoodie

[@mikoto7693]

@@spartansheep915 Lmao as ground crew the uniform is one of those things that I really don’t envy about pilots. My uniform consists of a polo shirt, durable trousers with huge extra pockets on the side of my thighs, high vis vest and Kevlar work shoes though during hot weather I can switch my trousers for shorts. I don’t have to spend ages getting my uniform perfectly ironed and pressed or bothering with makeup. While I regularly brush my short hair it’s never going to be perfect due to the amount of time I spend on a windswept airfield. But I enjoy my work though, except for maybe when the weather is too hot and of course there are some things I prefer over others. For example there’s something cool about towing a huge multi million pound aircraft into position so it can start up its engines and propel itself slowly down the taxi way before finally powering along the runway and taking off into the sky. No matter how many times I see it, I never get tired of watching them take off or land. Honestly I hope I never lose that feeling.

[@weswheel4834]

I'll remember that when I'm in a simulator. "Implementing Skylaw" (turns seatbelt sign on)

[@roxywolfdragon1767]

I see a chance for a new series. "10 things passengers have done in flight that they shouldn't"

[@h.deaner6834]

++

[@Brave_Aviator]

Yessssss please!

[@briant6333]

dude who pooped on the serving cart

[@feldegast]

how to whittle it down to just 10?!?

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

It’ll be Persun approved

[@hsbvt]

I need a fasten seatbelt button for my classroom...10 minutes of silence please! HA! Another great Hollywood vs. Reality! Thanks, Kelsey!

[@hsbvt]

@Nybbl er Well, I'm a music teacher, so my classroom is always loud. This year it has been a lot more percussion work due to Covid. Making it work for sure, but 5 minutes of silence once in a while is kind of a nice treat! I look forward to taking my classes back outside again!

[@theresechristiansen9769]

@@hsbvt Me too! I taught the 5 year olds to senior high school and P/T in university: surprisingly the uni students were the ones needing not only seatbelts but the occasional eject button! :)

[@lachoneus87]

He missed the best line from the show! "Well, good luck pressing "take off" THEN "Autopilot" THEN "Land!"

[@miltmarhoffer7829]

Kelsey, I love the channel. I'm not a pilot myself, but I can totally relate to your stories. I'm a former school bus driver, and the shenanigans are relatable. Either way, you keep me laughing. Many thanks

[@74gear]

Oh and I thought my passengers were difficult sometimes

[@tc6818]

Did your jacket had epaulets with four bars and a school bus on them?

[@santinojozefmiller7721]

@@74gearHollywood vs reality request: S6E14 of The Lucy Show.

[@deeanna8448]

Your ideal uniform would be footie pajamas with airplanes all over!🤣(and epaulets).

[@joelzimmerman2462]

Your right! -just had to settle with Biplanes on my “skivies”.

[@em1osmurf]

early '80s, a lady asked a Sky Capt to help load luggage into her car. in my sailor uniform, i was rooted to the spot, watching an Admiral quietly and courteously help the lady. she thanked for the help and asked for his manager--he handed her a contact-business card with Reagan's name on it. awesome man.

[@joelturner8812]

You suck at telling stories sir

[@em1osmurf]

@@joelturner8812 yeh, well, i been drunk at the moment. that was in phila when i was on USS Tattnall '81-83. he was waiting on a limo. my next to last ship.

[@gfs5551]

Kudos to the admiral. He had no reason to help her and still did.

[@theresechristiansen9769]

@@em1osmurf That was a _great_ story! 🧡🧡

[@jillcrowe2626]

How do you think you get to be an Admiral? Among other things, be nice to everyone.

[@maxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmax1]

3:45 "usually the pilots are sitting in their seats and are too lazy to get up" That's how you know a real airline pilot from those people who wear one bar epaulets in a Cessna.

[@74gear]

Well I just call it like I see it 😆

[@jaysmith1408]

One bar? I had all three 😁

[@expatgringo7538]

TO TAKE A CRAP

[@sharpfang]

With the phone battery draining - it's not just the regular drain. The phone adjusts its receiver and transmitter power to reach the nearest base station reliably, and two more barely. If the reception is weak, it increases power. If there are none in range, it just blasts full power non stop to reach any and uses up way more battery than normally.

[@emanueldobos8452]

Worked in a place with weak signal, can confirm my phone drained in a couple of hours with zero use. Very frustrating.

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

Thank you! That is very informative!

[@dannydaw59]

I heard that cell phone tower signals don't go anywhere near 30,000 feet. That makes sense that phones use a lot of power looking for a signal.

[@vbscript2]

@@dannydaw59 Yep. That's because the antennas on the towers are designed to broadcast the signal outward and downward, not upward. Transmitting to the sky would be a waste of power. Plus, if they actually did receive signals from the cell phones on airplanes, it would wreak havoc on the cell network. Which actually used to happen in the early, less advanced days of the cell network. Which is the reason for the FCC rule banning the use of cell radios on aircraft in the air. Contrary to popular belief, that rule never had anything to do with flight safety, but rather only with interference with the cell network. It's an FCC rule, not an FAA rule. However, the reason for the rule is decades out-of-date, as the FCC itself has been saying since the early-to-mid 2000s. They proposed removing the rule as early as 2004 and again in 2013, but the FA unions complained because they don't want to deal with disturbances caused by passengers making voice calls in flight. There was a proposal to remove the FCC rule and create a DoT (presumably FAA) rule to ban voice calls in flight, but the wonders of government bureaucracy meant that it was easier to just leave the FCC rule in place than for DoT to make a new one to replace it. As such, using a cell phone in flight remains banned for absolutely no reason, even for general aviation pilots. The (FAA) rule that actually did have to do with flight safety was the one that required all non-approved electronic devices (not just cell phones) to be turned off when below 10,000 feet. But that rule was repealed back in 2013. Pilots may still request that passengers turn off electronic devices when flying approaches in particularly poor visibility, though, due to the possibility for interference with the ILS signals. A popular misconception is that aviation hardware is cutting-edge engineering. That may be true with regards to things like the mechanical design of a brand-new engine, but it is decidedly not true with respect to things like ILS and comm radios. The latter use 1920s-to-1930s-era radio technology and are super easy to interfere with. The glideslope and localizer are literally just a pair of directionally-broadcast AM signals (yes, the same sort of signal that an AM radio station uses) using the same carrier frequency with a different tone modulated on each one. The receiver just determines which tone it's receiving more strongly than the other and uses that to determine which side of the centerline you're on. That's literally all it does, so it would be trivial for even an unintentional transmission at the right frequency from some device in the cabin to throw it off.

[@mytech6779]

@@vbscript2 You have a lot of bad info in that essay.

[@tommym321]

#gasp# “a terrorist?” “No. I wish!” Hahahahhaha This show was such genius

[@onealmr]

His sarcasm and sense of humor are what make his videos EPIC!! I remember when he had less than 50k subs. Keep them coming, Kelsey!!

[@74gear]

Ya slowly evolving, thanks for being here for such a long time!!

[@81asckwan]

Calling out the FAs! I think we need Stella back on to corroborate this supposed "fact". Humor on point Kelsey! Thanks for the video

[@74gear]

Glad you get my humor Annie, I think it’s missed by a lot of people 😂

[@feralbluee]

@@74gear huh? how can anyone miss your humor. it’s you all over. maybe they just never laugh!! 😛

[@ThesmartestTem]

I'm curious about the process it takes to go from a first officer to captain. Love the videos. Been binge watching them while recovering from the Rona. 😔

[@DukeCannon]

Uniforms? I was wearing my dress mess blues (Army) my younger Brother said Iooked like a trombone Player in high school band. Bahahahahaaa thanks Steve!

[@jahbern]

He’s not wrong. Band uniforms were originally modeled off of military uniforms. My band uniform even had epaulets and a cord 😂

[@theresechristiansen9769]

@@jahbern Absolutely right.

[@Rider95king]

This is my favourite Hollywood vs realty. Thank you Kelsey you're the best.

[@bstange]

Turning the Phone off on a plane is not for the safety of the plane. It's not a FAA regulation, it's a FCC regulation. At takeoff and landing a plane would very rapidly connect hundreds of phones from one cell tower to the next and disturb the cell quality near airports (very short explanation). That's the real reason why you're asked to turn it off.

[@danf6975]

"It's a pilots nature to make sure everybody knows we are pilots" Truer words were never said

[@RSProduxx]

if I ever became a pilot... I´d go for a world trip and tell absolutely every single person on this planet that I´m a pilot now :)

[@GreenCrim]

I'm a pilot. We're not really that bad. I'm a pilot. But I will admit that sometimes we can't resist. I'm a pilot. Did you know I'm a pilot?

[@toothpastehombre]

"The flying thing seems to be a theme, but capes not so much" brilliant

[@djbred18]

I mean not all superheroes wear capes right? That and the only difference between him and superman flying is the metal shell surrounding him when he flies?!

[@jackdeniston59]

I noticed the altitude emotional thing as well, multi stop international flights makes the inflight movies so much more dramatic.....and avoid people you dislike when you arrive. Dislike escalates to extreme hatred quicker than a fasten seatbelt sign

[@rolfkarlstad4015]

Kelsey, I've watched all of your videos. I think you have reached peak humor with this one, it was perfect. Well done, sir! --former ATC :)

[@aircastles1013]

Kelsey, you are a bright light of joy in a weird old world ⭐️

[@higherstandard710]

03:37 you rock for this.. love you you always think of others! Flight attendants, passengers… you get it and make it the best fligt!

[@razvanghica8154]

Thanks Kelsy, I always enjoy your videos, they just make my day better 😊

[@74gear]

Glad to hear that Razvan, thanks for watching

[@lovelandtales527]

I love how he's developing his sense of humour on each video. You put a smile on my face more than once today K, keep it up! :D

[@mickeymorgan4672]

"Hi, my name is Kelsey and I'm a 747 doorman to the sky" has a nice sound to it.

[@MaruGalfon]

One of the funniest hollywood vs reality to date! great content as always Kelsey!

[@tylerburgemeier3403]

Bro I honestly don't think anyone has a channel that showcases flight, planes and general aviation quite like yours does and its my opinion but I think uou are certainly at least within the top 2 best. And at the most the best channel for aviation. It's awesome keep up the good work.

[@funnymyth1827]

PLEASE do a video about horrible passengers you've had. I'd love that. Great video as always! Thanks for the upload! :)

[@benjaminmenken5693]

Whenever I'm on an airplane I always treat it like someone's house, I clean up after myself, I keep my feet off the seats, I keep my shoes on, and I say hi to the pilot and thank the flight attendants.

[@LM-ek2hb]

Hey... I didn't know Caillou grew up to be a commercial pilot. Cool! ;-)

[@81asckwan]

HAHAHAHA!! Definitely LOL'd at this comment!

[@Pseudochick01]

😂😂😂

[@CoolStuff108]

You probably flew through Canada’s top secret moose exploration mission. The high tech satellites would explain the reason for your text messages.... love the videos man!

[@korbell1089]

"Not all heroes wear capes" Only because someone else designs your uniforms! I can almost see Kelsey telling a woman, "Yeah, I'm a doorman to the skies!"

[@georgeh6856]

Nice video, Mr. Bumpy Landing Doorman to the Sky.

[@Paragleiber]

I would love to see a Hollywood vs Reality episode about the movie "Non-Stop" with Liam Neeson. I watched it again recently after finding your channel and I think it has a lot of interesting scenes for you to comment on.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Awesome video Kelsey!😸

[@feralbluee]

i needed some cheering up, so, of course, i looked for one of your vids. this one is perfect. Matt Damon was so funny (just a perfect character for this show) and your comments so you. thanks much!😋🌷

[@tracycapilot2002]

Kelsey, as a former student pilot (never finished my checkride; long story) I truly enjoy your take on all things aviation but as for these "reality check" videos it really hammers home how uneducated the general public is on the wonders of flight. You do a superb job on telling it like it is in laymans terms and don't "firehose" your explanations. We need more simple truth in today's world and you are doing a great service with your channel! 👨‍✈✈

[@thefulldeodorantcan3347]

Great video as usual, making Sundays even better!

[@mulletsailor]

Can concur on Canadian cell signal. Flying to LHR from WAS, i somehow got alerts while flying over Newfoundland, which reminded me to shut off my phone. Arrived in London to find my phone on Atlantic Standard Time.

[@StadiumLandings]

You're name is fine Kelsey, great video as always!

[@kevinthompson2350]

more!!!!! we need more videos!!!! keep up the good work mate

[@Wexexx]

Honestly, you’re the biggest troll out there. Great content with severe sarcasm, I just love these videos.

[@petruzzovichi]

Kelsey, you are one of my first You Tube video checks daily! I feel quite privileged having you address me directly and from only a few feet away, like I'm a good friend! I hope you have a long list of ideas for future videos and that you will continue sharing for many years and always in the best of health. Well done...

[@74gear]

Glad to hear it Peter thank you!! 🙏🏻

[@bobhookham3585]

Your mostly correct about the cell phone getting a bunch of texts while flying. I am an Electronics tech for a large tech company. We are NOT allowed to have our cell phones out while in the plant. But as soon as you get in the breakroom it is OK. Where I work, there is a lot of steel and concrete and blocks 99% of the signal. As soon as I go on break (has a large window we can look out), I check for missed calls - none. but I notice that I have sometimes 2 or 3 voicemails. The cell phone company knows that your phone is NOT responding (communicating) to any signal being sent to your phone, so it sort of "holds" them until it starts to respond and then "dumps" any comms that you missed to your phone.

[@RGCastro7]

This was pure gold, Kelsey! I greatly enjoyed this one.

[@vigneshkumar9284]

Mr. Bumpy land.. ROFL moment 😂.. good video overall Kelsey !!

[@74gear]

Glad you liked it Kumar

[@hrrrmit9187]

This is such great wholesome content

[@tractor_pull_case_la7298]

Ok it's story time with Kelsey. How do you know from experience that passenger can hear you that well. Lol

[@hanslain9729]

Thanks again man!

[@endall39]

Totally agree, love 30 Rock, especially that story arc! Really enjoy your work!

[@liquidrum7]

No matter how my day was, your intro just puts me in a good mood :)

[@Ichinin]

Story I've heard is that phones changing from cell tower to cell tower @ 800 km/s cause havoc in the mobile networks. I've also forgotten to turn off my phone too and got a bunch of messages like "Welcome to Denmark, welcome to Germany, welcome to France" all in one flight.

[@kevinvoorheis1990]

Been watching you for a long time now and always get a good laugh! Thanks Kelsey. Cool to see your channel continue to grow!

[@wandat7275]

Imagine walking on a plane and seeing Kelsey as your CAPT. 😍 I would die.

[@74gear]

Well I usually stand on the stairs going up as people board so look for me there 👍🏻

[@nhtom8]

Question: Landings. "Hey, Mr. Bumpy Land" I'm interested in what you worry about (except crashing) when landing. What are the various technical things you're thinking about? Do you have a target descent rate? Do you have a gauge that tells you your descent rate? How do you know where your feet (wheels) are when you can't see them? How much does your "seat of your pants" count? Thanks for all the fun videos! Keep 'em coming!

[@toddsmith8608]

To answer your questions: Yes, yes, practice, quite a bit.

[@rileypart1]

Happy Sunday Kelsey!

[@gioiadelsapere]

This guy's Hollywood vs reality show is amazing

[@matsv201]

The reason why cellphones disconnect have nothing to do with altitude. A cellphone works fine at 30 000 feet no problem.. The issue is speed. High speed shifts the spectrum of the phone, specially so if you head right for or from the base station. Typically the phone will disconnect around about 400km/h, but it depend a lot on the angle. Second gen 4G have fixed this problem and increased the speed to 750km/h this is mostly to handle high speed trains better

[@Valantir]

I was about to say, I used to fly smaller planes under 10,000 ft and only 200 ish mph. Would routinely call from the halfway point to let the wife know we were returning because where I had been had no cell service

[@matsv201]

@@Valantir Yea.. for 4G they solved that problem. The issue with most 4G is for the 2600Mhz the range is just 5 km or so, and because the base stations genearly just have a up angle of 15 degree (the inner city one have more), they reach just a few thousand feets. If you have a 4G phone and a carrier that supports 800Mhz, you should get signal in a airliner, at least to 20 000 feet, probobly 30 000 feet. It might not reach 40 000 feet. The interesting thing is that the rule to turn of phones have nothing with airline safety to do. It dates back to the analog phone system and they figured that having a large number of phones in the same aircraft moving throw the system in a fast pace would crash the phone system, so they simply banned phones on planes.

[@Valantir]

@@matsv201 i will point out that I used to have a problem with some carriers phones that a second before any text or call came in a tone “beep-beep-beep-“ would come through any nearby speaker/ headset. It would cut out radio transmissions sometimes, which is I understand why they still have “transmitting functions must be off for takeoff and landing” much more likely to have that step on an atc instruction then vs at cruise.

[@matsv201]

@@Valantir Well even with 4G service will be cut quite a lot that leads to a lot of roaming, and nowadays everyone have a phone, so the problem is really just getting larger. But i will assume that they probobly pretty soon start getting landbased Wifi service in aircraft in steed of the slow satellite once they have now. Now when patch antennas is common, aircraft tracking is really not a problem that it would have been back in the dish days. I go on a cruse yearly.. with like the same company every year. A typical ship carries 3000 people. When they are close to land they use a land base transmitter and its pretty much fiber speed. When they lose the land base tracking switch to satellite they limit everyone usage to 500MB/day.. That really for 240P youtube usage, some facebook and a bit of mail, is really sufficient. Also the first two hours and the last two hours its in range of the coast... i barley ever use more than 200 or 300MB. The last cruses i really didn´t even bother limiting youtube.

[@briankowald6465]

Great video and very timely as I just finished watching 30 Rock a couple of months ago. Tina Fey and Matt Damon are pretty funny. Matt was also good in the Martian.

[@timschmidt2817]

Your channel is just awesome! Providing information and analysis with humor usually results in people rolling their eyes into the back of their head...remember all those instructors/teachers/professors, etc., that try it😐! I laughed through this whole video (the serious analysis you gave into Madagascar one and many of the others you've done, same🤣) Keep up the great work!

[@RaivoltG]

Great video, I forgot about Damon being a doorman/pilot on 30 Rock! You've got an awesome channel going!

[@74gear]

glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching

[@cdkx655]

Missed opportunity, they also have a recurring bit about the 'uhhhhh's on the pilot announcements. As well as some stuff during the double-edged sword episode about the dangers of opening bags of chips at sea level when they were designed for cruising altitude, legal implications of opening emergency exit unnecessarily, always estimating half an hour for delays regardless of the actual expected delay, and some funny air marshal bits. Still, was happy to see this after noticing clips from this show in your previous videos.

[@ronbinion1]

In my dreams there is a follow up video where Kelsey interviews Tina Fey and gets her perspective on pilots and air-travel and translating that into humor. After all airplane and airport experiences have been a constant source of material for comedians for ages. (Also, Kelsey, you are so charismatic and it is amazing how you can thread real life aviation detail into commentary and have it be so funny/fascinating.)

[@joelzimmerman2462]

An excellent idea! An interview of Tina Fey by Kelsey. Subject: where did she draw her inspiration for these episodes from?

[@lynette3151]

I love watching your videos, including your intro-- I miss that. Anyway, I loved watching this video in particular, because I love sarcasm! You've got a great attitude, perspective and an incredible sense of humor!! Keep going-- please keep making videos, and having fun!

[@JP-st2mk]

One of your funniest clips ever! Thanks

[@28ebdh3udnav]

You should talk about laws pertaining to aviation. For example, if a plane is flying over the Pacific ocean and somebody gives birth onboard, because it's in international skies, the baby will be the citizen of the country who owns the aircraft if applicable.

[@carschmn]

“Doorman to the sky” makes me think you’re saying “funeral director.”

[@KevinSchaefer1394]

"Just so you know, I'm a pilot". I don't know why, but that's hilarious! I mean, if I were a pilot, I'd be loud and proud!

[@Gdub33]

"Comin' up". For some reason at the start of every video when you say this I become very comfortable because I know there's some good stuff coming! Thanks bro.

[@ClearedAsFiled]

I need a T-shirt that says COMING UP......

[@patrickandkennafenwick3958]

Re: text messages at altitude. Sometimes the signal can bounce off of the ionosphere. We used to go out to the middle of the lake at night when the northern lights were active and (from the Canadian prairies) we could pick up California radio stations - not shortwave, standard radio that normally cuts out 30-60 min out of town on the highway.

[@ravenburhenne5444]

Loving your humour recently Kelsey

[@mikeyt80]

Holly sh$t Kelsey, I want to hear all about sky law and crazy sh$t people do on planes.. man o man I love your channel!

[@acefox1]

Ahhh good one. The Matt Damon episodes of 30 Rock are some of my favorite. I’m surprised you didn’t do a segment on how pilots subconsciously start their sentences with a 2-3 second long “uuuhhhh” or how every update on a delay is “anout half an hour.” You could and probably should do a whole video on both of those quirks.

[@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б]

He's talked about that in several videos (pretty sure in the ones he did with Stella), he might even have a full video somewhere.

[@revengejr]

Yay! Love this series

[@patrickpercefull8278]

Back when I was a pilot, (before my license was revoked). The crew used to call me Burning Man. 6:14

[@fisherbird1739]

That was fun! I needed a break from the disaster stories.

[@danielcattini8448]

Here in Brazil we still have 727's flying and consequently still have flight engineers, but only for cargo, not for passengers

[@ameisemichaela5990]

Came for the "coming up". Stayed for whatever you have for us. Love your vids though I only flew few times in my life 'cause I'm too afraid of it.

[@74gear]

well glad to have you here, hopefully some of the videos helped ease your concerns... probably wouldn't be this one though. haha

[@CaptainSpock1701]

6:51 - They did not go through flight school... You did. *Great comment.* Someone who takes ownership! That is the exact moment that I had hit the like and the subscribe button!

[@etrimbleable]

Hey Kelsey. Congratulations on the number of subscribers. Your channel is awesome. Looking forward to more new videos....COMIN' UP.

[@markhamner2076]

This is the most entertaining aviation channel on KZbin. Rock on Kelsey.

[@nitigya_aswani]

Instagram countdown always on time ❤️

[@jamiegagnon6390]

Brilliant!!

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

A pilot episode of a series that actually has a pilot is a brilliant move Love this show, and the fact NBC made fun of themselves. Tina Fey is talented, as well as the rest of the cast

[@wdfsmdu]

That doorman had me rolling 🤣

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

We make much better movies and shows, way better than corrupt Hollywood we'd love to hear what you have to say about Air Koryo

[@LunaProtogen]

Yes Supreme Leader, good idea.

[@igotanM16]

Kelsey, can you do a viral debrief or something of the sort of videos of people getting kicked off of of planes? (Overbook, drunk, etc) I think it'd be informative and interesting to see you break down those quick snippets of videos that we can't get enough of.

[@nameunknown007]

That's what I try to explain to people, altitude change effects are real. It happens to me too minding my own business, when I sit down and standup.

[@dustdriverdd]

Imagine a vegan pilot who loves doing cross-fit on layovers. He/she would never shut up.

[@sparkledejager1965]

😂😂😂 thanks for explaining 'altitude emotion' Kelsey. Love your deep dive there 💯

[@SoullessAIMusic]

i remember wearing headsets at work, we used those small see through ones government guys use in movies and there is just a 4 food tire that tucks under the shirt and into a walkie-talkie shoved into your back pocket. The wire was uncomfortable when walking around and the ear piece itself was uncomfortable and made you half deaf in one ear even though you had to press down on it to fully be able to listen to what the other person was saying in a noisy environment. I wouldnt want to ever work with a headset unless im sitting down again.

[@Feral_Fruit]

"If we could put planes on everything that we wear we would probably do it" 😂 😂

[@laurenprescott8888]

I’m a huge fan of your channel and 30 Rock! So this is a special treat :) Thank you Kelsey for this.

[@ratmemer]

same with me!

[@74gear]

Ya 30 Rock was a great show, glad you enjoyed it

[@ratmemer]

@@74gear hey how come he gets a reply but i dont?

[@zenixlo]

@@ratmemer bc he was early

[@ratmemer]

@@zenixlo -_- ok...

[@jasonkokoszka7357]

This video was entertaining as always! Thank you for all your great content! Also, I'd love to see you do a Hollywood vs. Reality on The Aviator (2004), Scorsese's film about Howard Hughes.