If this isn't staged, I really don't blame her

by **girl** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 10:46 pm

http://www.m90.org/index.php?id=9283

by **gowhitesox99** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:12 pm

i believe it to be real, but it's hard to say what was happening on the flight. If she is treating people that bad, she was probably acting the same way on the flight. If you swear and yell like that on a plane, your a$$ is getting booted.

She looks like a sweety though... some guy is lucky to have her :lol:

by **||ASS||Mortimer** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:13 pm

"I'd hit it";)

by **Slaughter2** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:34 pm

Originally posted by girl
http://www.m90.org/index.php?id=9283

Man I love that show, lol i tivo it all the time

by **PudriK** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:39 pm

I think it's from the series "The Airport." It's a reality series, like Cops, but at airports.

I give the guy a lot of props for trying to deal with her. I would have refunded her money and told her to take a hike.

by **cavalierlwt** » Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:48 pm

Here's the deal, if you seem drunk, mentally unstable, whatever, they can and will deny you your flight. Even if you bought the alcohol at the airport bar, or got served on the plane. If you seem like you might cause a problem for the flight, it's no flight for you. It seems like there is at least one of these people in every episode of 'Airport'
Take it as a lesson. If you have drink or two, or even if you are as sober as a judge, be sure to act as normal as possible when you are in the airport and on the plane. Don't act giddy, angry, or just plain weird. They have that authority and they don't hesitate to use it.

by **=ender=** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 1:36 am

Not long after 9/11, I was taking a Southwestern Airlines flight back from Florida. There was a guy who wanted to bring a cooler full of food along, which is cool by Southwestern so long as it's stowable (overhead bins or under the seat). This thing was HUGE and wasn't going to fit anywhere. The stewardess told him that he would need to check it in as luggage.

Dude got pissed. REALLY pissed. He started to lay into the stewardess and harrassed her to no ends. She went to discuss it with the pilot and after they checked the contents out, the stewardess told the guy that the pilot agreed to keep the cooler in the cockpit or galley until the guy wanted to eat.

Well, for some reason, even this concession pissed the guy off. He ended his tirade with "Look! It's not like it's a bomb or anything. I'm not a f#cking terrorist! Do I look like a f#cking terrorist?!" Now, I always thought "bomb" and "terrorist" were buzzwords by which airline crew kept an ear out for and tossed people out for... or something, anyways. But, nope. They let him stay on but put his cooler in the galley.

Needless to say, he pissed off everyone in the cabin. He kept looking around for support (which he didn't get) from others around him asking "do I look like a terrorist to you?"

To top it all off, when he DID eat whatever it was in the cooler, it was super stinky: like fresh onions and stinky cheese.

Some people are simply assholes when they board a flight. If you ask me, the guy on my plane should have gotten the boot.

Sorry... needed to share the tale.

by **SavageParrot** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 5:21 am

I wish she had actually been asked to leave the plane mid-way through the flight...

by **Info Minister** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 7:15 am

I work for an airline and I hear similar to her at least once a week. It seems many people completely throw out all rules of decency when dealing with airlines. Granted I have a tainted view...but geesh - imagine having to deal with someone like her at least once a week. I only have it once a week cause I'm 3rd level in the supervisor chain. The front line folks get it daily - multiple times daily. Other than maybe BMV workers and bill collectors...not many who get so much crap thrown at them by customers.

An example of the bizarness...I once had a lady demand I give her a free round trip because he flight was leaving 3 minutes late....and scheduled to arrive...5 minutes early. Apparently this 8 minutes less in the air was a HUGE problem for her. I finally told her she could preboard and get her extra 3 minutes on the plane for the departing portion and I'd seat her in the last row so she could get the extra 5 minutes on the arrival portion. She told me to go fsck myself..

by **gowhitesox99** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 8:36 am

good stories info.... yeah people are weird....

by **Sabres** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 8:38 am

Originally posted by SavageParrot
I wish she had actually been asked to leave the plane mid-way through the flight...

haha yeah, thats the way she worded it. That guy really has some patience, if that lady was yelling like that in my face like I was the one who did it all, i'd go nuts. I'd lose my job too...

by **PraiseA||ah** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 9:05 am

I think she needs a drink. I mean damn.. Maybe if she was drunk instead of just a stupid bitch I would find the clip worthwhile entertainment. Ah hell... EVERYONE have a beer! It's going to take a lot of them to make her attractive. :beer:

Nope.. still a bitch..

:beer:

by **[ecgn] btt** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 9:22 am

Originally posted by =ender=
Not long after 9/11, I was taking a Southwestern Airlines flight back from Florida. There was a guy who wanted to bring a cooler full of food along, which is cool by Southwestern so long as it's stowable (overhead bins or under the seat). This thing was HUGE and wasn't going to fit anywhere. The stewardess told him that he would need to check it in as luggage.

Dude got pissed. REALLY pissed. He started to lay into the stewardess and harrassed her to no ends. She went to discuss it with the pilot and after they checked the contents out, the stewardess told the guy that the pilot agreed to keep the cooler in the cockpit or galley until the guy wanted to eat.

Well, for some reason, even this concession pissed the guy off. He ended his tirade with "Look! It's not like it's a bomb or anything. I'm not a f#cking terrorist! Do I look like a f#cking terrorist?!" Now, I always thought "bomb" and "terrorist" were buzzwords by which airline crew kept an ear out for and tossed people out for... or something, anyways. But, nope. They let him stay on but put his cooler in the galley.

Needless to say, he pissed off everyone in the cabin. He kept looking around for support (which he didn't get) from others around him asking "do I look like a terrorist to you?"

To top it all off, when he DID eat whatever it was in the cooler, it was super stinky: like fresh onions and stinky cheese.

Some people are simply assholes when they board a flight. If you ask me, the guy on my plane should have gotten the boot.

Sorry... needed to share the tale.

You watch to much Seinfeld.

And in reply to the OP and the thread title. You don't blame her for acting like that. I know it's a show but if it was real. She was acting like a total moron. If I was the guy trying to help her I would have helped her out the door and to the curb.

by **Sabres** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 9:37 am

Originally posted by PraiseA||ah
I think she needs a drink. I mean damn.. Maybe if she was drunk instead of just a stupid bitch I would find the clip worthwhile entertainment. Ah hell... EVERYONE have a beer! It's going to take a lot of them to make her attractive.

Nope.. still a bitch..

Now thats what I'm talkin about. very well put! :lol:

by **JimmyTango** » Sun Nov 27, 2005 2:18 pm

They are allowed to do this.

I saw one where a drunk guy was kicked off and his 'friend.' His 'friend' was sitting next to him.

His 'friend' just happened to be a guy sitting next to him, never even had made eye contact until that flight. He wasn't drinking, but since the captain said get them both off, both were kicked off.

I think he was trying to make it in for his father's funeral. They did not give him a voucher for a room or food, he had to sleep in the airport and could not get on another plane for something like 24 hours until he was sober(again, hadn't had one single drink, just happened to be sitting next to a drunk idiot).

If this isn't staged, I really don't blame her

If this isn't staged, I really don't blame her

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