r/facepalm 13d ago

Punching a flight attendant because they asked you to wear your seatbelts... šŸ‡²ā€‹šŸ‡®ā€‹šŸ‡øā€‹šŸ‡Øā€‹

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u/ivanthemute 13d ago edited 12d ago

Happened in 2020. Lady got slapped with a $27,500 fine.

Edit: For those who are saying "never going to see it," remember, this is a FAA fine. The government can and will take every goddamned penny it will.

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u/jntlsseedcreator 13d ago

Put these morons onto a nationwide no-fly list. Flying is already stressful for many, they don’t need idiots like these people on planes.

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u/SpaceJackRabbit 13d ago

Pretty sure that got her on a list.

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u/dreamwarrior22 13d ago

They should be on an international permanent no fly list.

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u/CPThatemylife 12d ago

I hope so. I love the thought of people who behave like this being permanently banned from all flights. Never getting to fly ever again and having to figure out an alternate method of travel any time they want to go anywhere. Then they can think about what they've done every time they have to make a 3 day trip across the country. And good luck getting to Hawaii or any other place that's only feasibly accessible by plane. Such a satisfying thought.

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u/MongooseAccording225 12d ago

This was probably her first flight to Baltimore

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u/supershinythings 12d ago

Cruise ships will take their sweet time getting to Hawaii but they get there eventually.

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u/CrispyChickenArms 12d ago

She's dealing with a 27,500 fine she's not going on a cruise ship

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u/doingthehumptydance 12d ago

It’s insane that carriers don’t share no-fly lists, I have a buddy whose grandparents shoved a flight attendant and they could no longer fly Air Canada, so they would fly other carriers and still behave like subhumans.

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u/doingthehumptydance 12d ago

This was a couple of years ago and they are dead now-thankfully according to my friend. His grandmother was constantly getting into arguments because she was such a bitch.

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u/PortGlass 13d ago Helpful

A Venn diagram of people who punch flight attendants and people who have $27,500 of cash in their bank account is two circles. She ain’t paying that fine.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago edited 12d ago

It’s called Garnishment.

edit: aiight guys, chillout with the racism - its a bit much. Acting like black people can't have jobs to pay garnishment.

Plenty of videos of white people doing the same shit or this one, but are and were employed.

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u/camorgan 13d ago

You mean like parsley?

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u/JustYourNeighbor 13d ago All-Seeing Upvote Take My Energy Bravo!

More like Rosemary this thyme.

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u/genghisKHANNNNN 13d ago Silver hehehehe

You do the crime, you do the thyme.

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u/melperz 13d ago

Relish your alone time to think about what you did

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u/Moonr0cks40200 13d ago

Yeah, that lady’s in a real pickle

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u/Dark_Moonstruck 12d ago

What's her dill anyway?

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u/cthulhufhtagn19 12d ago

Justice gonna ketchup to her quick

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u/joeschmo945 13d ago

Gonna put her in a salty attitude.

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u/Moonr0cks40200 13d ago

Think she’s gonna do well in a prison kitchen with all that spice? Oregano….

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u/urkldajrkl 13d ago Bravo!

Underseasoned comment, you have a sage sense of humor

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u/Thorebore 13d ago

You’re gonna need to sell a lot of parsley to get $27,500.

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u/BitPoet 13d ago

That shit bolts and self-seeds so fast it's insane.

Give it water and about 2 years and your entire yard is parsley.

Mix in some cilantro to provide competition.

Sell it as free-range organic artesian parsley for like $6 a bunch, and you're off to the races.

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u/ArtisticAd7455 13d ago

There's a lady near me who grows all sorts of stuff in her yard. She also tells everyone she poops in her yard to fertilize it. I don't buy her goods.

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u/SendAstronomy 13d ago

Human fleeces is not a good fertilizer because it can transmit diseases that are contagious to... humans.

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u/HuecoDoc 13d ago

Don't fleece your food. Sweater you want to or not.

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u/SendAstronomy 13d ago

Dammit how the hell did autocorrect manage that?

I'm gonna leave it because it's funnier this way.

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u/jasoncbus 13d ago

I was thinking oregano but parsley's fine.

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u/_localhost 13d ago

Chives for me, but I have to buy twice what's needed otherwise it never makes it into the food

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u/agangofoldwomen 13d ago

Yes or like a slim jim nestled in a glass of scotch to give it that little extra joo no say kwah

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u/4APIM81APITM20 13d ago

It's called jail. If you don't pay restitution on a criminal case you got to JAIL. They don't garnish your wages. They resentence you and put you in jail or on a more restrictive form of state supervision. And guess what you still have to pay. And when you refuse to pay again... Straight to jail. Right away.

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u/OccamsSchickQuattro 13d ago

This right here… the whole oh I couldn’t pay the settlement is only a whoopsie in civil cases. In criminal cases I can’t pay the settlement has a whole other meaning and consequences.

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u/dozkaynak 13d ago

She was issued a civil fine by the FAA

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u/OccamsSchickQuattro 13d ago

And the FAA is allowed to make criminal recommendations to the DOJ based on unpaid fines where applicable.

Do we all agree touching a flight attended would constitute a crime in this manner?

Okay so if she doesn’t pay the penalty she goes from being blocked by one airline to being blocked by all and facing criminal battery charges at the bare minimum.

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u/Fluid_Amphibian3860 13d ago

I think this is a federal crime .. she'll pay one way or another. The gubment always gets theirs

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u/carl5473 13d ago

So do you never leave jail since you can't get a job?

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u/4APIM81APITM20 13d ago

You make the state a certain amount of money per count while incarcerated. There are three counts per day. A percentage of the money the state receives from housing you gets rolled into your "account". The balance of that ''account" goes towards paying your restitution, canteen and wages of services performed like working in the kitchen or laundry. And there is also work release programs where the state basically provides you the ability to maintain your current job while staying at the jail overnight.

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u/BigDumbdumbb 13d ago

Well she doesn’t have a job either

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u/SantaforGrownups1 13d ago

That’s exactly why this crime should result in jail time and not just a fine.

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u/Global-Count-30 13d ago

People go to jail for not paying fines. She’s going to jail

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u/Sits2pee 13d ago

Fine

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u/pinkbeehive 13d ago

I see what you did there!

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u/Caye_Jonda_W 13d ago

Coffee, tea, or punch?

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u/DirtyDirtyRudy 13d ago

Now I wish this flight was headed to Honolulu so it could be Hawaiian Punch.

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u/megs388 13d ago

Punch a flight attendant? Right to jail

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u/SecondChance03 13d ago

Get punched by a flight attendant? believe it or not, straight to jail. Right away.

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u/Significant_Log1720 13d ago

If you get punched by the FA, you probably deserved it…

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u/Practical-Trifle-567 13d ago

Undercook fish, jail. Overcook chicken, definitely jail.

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u/Jjp143209 13d ago

She can face jail time then for assault. Pick your poison. Good luck with having physical assault on your permanent record.

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u/Money-Worldliness919 13d ago

I hope they were put on the no fly list.

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u/NoSorbet3574 13d ago

Hope at least 25k reaches the flight attendant

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u/triplehelix- 13d ago edited 13d ago

no name for googling or a link to an article?

edit: she's unnamed in all the articles i found because the only penalty she is facing is a civil fine and the faa doesn't name those it proposes civil fines against, but here's the best i could come up with, no further followup that i saw:

https://liveandletsfly.com/passenger-assault-delta-fine/

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u/kaigoman 13d ago

Anyone know why it’s just a civil fine? Why not a criminal prosecution?

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ 13d ago

Multiple factors: prosecutor may not wanted to have pressed the case, flight attendant could have said she didn’t want to testify, etc.

No real way to know unless you have the case file.

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u/Farage_Massage 13d ago

I mean… why do we as a society seem to excuse many many very obvious crimes, and public order offenses yet vehemently prosecute others?

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u/HenryKringle6000 13d ago

That’s a good way to get kicked off a plane and put on a federal watch list.

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u/JaSper-percabeth 13d ago

I fail to understand how people can't grasp the concept behind something as simple as wearing the seatbelts on an aeroplane seems like they just want to make trouble.

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u/Confident_Economy_85 13d ago

Because many individuals have this ā€œI’m a grown ass man/woman and can’t nobody tell me what to doā€. Then, after being asked to do something, then directed to do some thing will end up with being made to do something. Either way, they will fail to understand that the person working that position that just told them what to do, just wants to complete their job and go home safely.

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u/GoodVibesWow 13d ago

Because they have no self awareness. No empathy for anyone. They simply don’t want to be told what to do because it makes them feel weak and ā€œdisrespected.ā€ Do they stop to think that it also makes them look very foolish? That it makes them look like a delinquent? No they don’t. For some percentage of the population they just don’t think about consequences of anything.

They’ll end up banned from the airline. Possibly put on a no fly list. Very likely charged with aggravated assault. Because….ā€please put in your seatbelt.ā€ Really dumb.

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u/creamygarlicdip 13d ago

What's with the obsession with being "distrespected"?

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u/freethinker- 13d ago

Worthless people generally don't have anything of real value other than perceived respect

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u/Quelcris_Falconer13 13d ago

Working retail taught me this was true. They get a bit of power over someone in a common every day situation like being served by a flight attendant or waitress at a restaurant and then they go abuse it and do everything that they can think to be as obnoxious and push every limit and button they can find

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u/papergirl_312 13d ago

This is so accurate.

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u/Franco7x77 12d ago

As an ex-waiter, working my way through college, I can tell you this is 100% true. You can stop at that table and ask, is there anything at all I can get you? And the answer is no, until you step away and talk to another table then you would get interrupted with individual request for things having you running back and forth to the kitchen all night, just to get stiffed on a tip.

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u/Duckboy_Flaccidpus 13d ago

In the same vain, less well-off folks will sometimes buy luxury items, particularly vehicles, that they have no business owning and is likely setting them back years all because of perceived social status, that they are "somebody".

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u/EdgarAllanKenpo 13d ago

I think it's of the same category as people who are obsessed with being a victim with every little thing they do.

Well, in the victims case, I see the majority of them post to social media to get likes and attention.

But its usually not the kind of attention they are expecting because normal people see through the bullshit.

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u/ThrowAwayAndSave 13d ago

You figure that out and you’ll have cracked the code

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u/mekese2000 13d ago

It's a justification for their shitty behaviour

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u/newsheriffntown 13d ago

People like this don't care what others think and it's obvious in the video. I don't know why the woman got enraged about the seat belt. It was her bf or husband that was told to put the seat belt on.

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u/ParsonsTheGreat 13d ago

The problem with people like this is that they simultaneously dont care what people think and care what people think. They are walking contradictions and will have miserable lives because of it. She doesnt care what people think of her reaction, but her reaction was because of her feeling like she was being treated disrespectfully, just because another adult had the audacity to ask her to do something rational. She is probably a miserable person

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u/v27v 13d ago

They 100% care what people think, it's all about the perception that they won't be disrespected and they are willing to posture and throw down on anyone who does anything they perceive as doing such. There's a ton of reasons as to why they can't make rational decisions and understand proper social norms, but that's a very different discussion, and quite frankly I don't know how we fix it.

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u/Timelymanner 13d ago

You can’t fix it because it’s a form of narcissism. I wouldn’t be surprised is she still blames the flight attendant for her poor decision making and self control. Trying to gaslight everyone into thinking she had to defend herself. People like this have to want to approve, and that’s rare.

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u/Quick_Team 13d ago

Vegas casino Bartender here. So. Even if a customer comes up to the bar and asks for a cup of water, I ask to see ID. Kinda have to. Part of the job. Even if youre 50, you still have to have a physical i.d. on you to be on the casino floor or at a bar.

A lady a few days ago decided to throw a temper tantrum and embarass the group she was with because even though she just wanted water, me asking to see ID and even saying "surveillance has us check everyone and I just gotta make sure you have it on ya" was a line too far.

90% of the time, it's just people doing what theyre supposed to for their paycheck. Internally, we dont really fucking care and probably dont even want to be there ourselves.

But hey. People that act like this in public. Go ahead and keep "keepin it real". It never goes wrong.

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u/BSB8728 13d ago

I was once in line at the supermarket behind a guy who handed the cashier a $50 bill. She took out a marker of some kind that they use to make sure a bill isn't counterfeit, and the guy went ballistic, saying she was accusing him of being a thief. It's the store policy! He made a big scene and held up everybody else in line because he wanted to be a victim.

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u/TheCockAndWomble 13d ago

All of these freakout videos just make me think their parents didn’t bother raising them and thus they never matured beyond the mental age of a toddler.

Grown-ass tantrums whenever something fails to compute.

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u/ValkyrieKarma 13d ago

As they should be....this behavior is egregious and unacceptable from anyone, but especially adults.

Sadly, these are probably the same people who would sue the airline if there was turbulence in air or the plane had to make a quick stop and they hurt themselves bc they couldn't follow directions and put a seatbelt on

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u/lavakarate 13d ago

Low IQ

They have no thoughts, no internal monologue, they just act on instinct. No more sentient than an animal.

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u/scijay 13d ago

Yeah. The idea that ā€œFreedomā€ means I can do whatever I want, while conveniently forgetting that actions still have consequences.

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u/dreadpiratebeardface 13d ago

"Freedom" in America is freedom of choice, not freedom from consequence.

For that to work it means people actually have to be held to account for their actions, though, and the actuality there is hugely disproportionate based on socio-economic factors.

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u/Appropriate-Skill-60 13d ago

Too many people laud oppositional defiant disorder as a fucking personality trait.

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u/SnooPoems1860 13d ago

Hyper individualism is going to kill this country.

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u/Professionalchump 13d ago

There's actual children in adult bodies walking around.. voting and raising children.

It sucks

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u/Claque-2 13d ago

Oppositional defiant children in adult bodies.

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u/Classic-SarZzz 13d ago

ā€œraisingā€

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u/GeoSol 13d ago

This has been true for many generations, and is why we all had to go to school with so many F'd up people that acted like a-holes as much as they could.

Can only imagine what they're home life was like...

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u/belonii 13d ago

as dave chapelle said, "keepin it real"

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u/VGSchadenfreude 13d ago

This is the natural result of parents telling their kids ā€œyou have to do what I say because I’m an adult and you’re a child! I can do whatever I want and you can’t say anything about it because I’m an adult!ā€

So guess what happens when those kids become adults, after being told over and over and over again that no one is allowed to tell the adult what to do?

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u/huggyxxwuggy 13d ago

Let's ride the generational trauma merry-go-round

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u/CapAwesomeSauce 13d ago

I want to get off Mr.Generational Trauma's Wild Ride

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u/eatenbyagrue1988 13d ago

0/5 stars, Mr. Generational Trauma's Wild Ride gave me generational trauma. Would not recommend unless you like generational trauma.

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u/No_Teaching_3694 13d ago

ā€˜Mrs. I’m loved and nurtured gently’ ride doesn’t have the same ring to it sadly

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u/spiritualskywalker 13d ago

Some people can’t accept being told to do anything. They think that violates their rights. No matter how simple and routine the instruction is, they will not comply, because that would mean being controlled by others. It’s like a widespread free floating paranoia.

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u/Big-Love-747 13d ago

Exactly right.

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u/spiritualskywalker 13d ago

Why, thank you.

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u/Gry_lion 13d ago

I think this is more about someone thinking "you can't tell me what do!" The fact that it's over a seatbelt is irrelevant.

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u/0pimo 13d ago

"you can't tell me what do!"

Morgan Freeman Voice: "But it was at that moment they realized, she could tell them what to do"

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u/turbocomppro 13d ago

You’re always being told what to do from the day you’re born.

Take this trip for instance: Someone told her she needed to…

Pay for a ticket

Line up to check bags

Line up and go through security

Go to the gate assigned

Wait for the gate to open

Line up to board

Sit at her assigned seat

And she complained about a damn seat belt that could save her life?

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u/EmotionReD 13d ago

When you thought that Chappelle’s skit ā€œWhen keeping it real goes wrongā€ was hyperbole.

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u/Taminella_Grinderfal 13d ago

I mean in general I don’t like people telling me what to do, but there are circumstances where even as an adult you just have to shut up and do what you are asked. An airplane is one of those. 100 other people just want to get where they are going, they have no time for this bullshit. You want to be an asshole, fine, you get to ride the bus.

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u/Jjp143209 13d ago edited 13d ago

No, they get more than just having to ride the bus. They received a $30k fine, which they probably didn't pay and went to jail, then had assault of an airline attendant on their criminal record which is a felony, THEN they were put on the no fly list. Let's be real here

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

An unpaid federal fine often comes back to bite people, they'll end up wondering why their tax refund isn't coming.

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u/treetop_triceratop 13d ago

YAAAAAS THIS IS THE ONE PUNISHMENT SHE'S ACTUALLY GONNA BE UPSET ABOUT

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u/Knato 13d ago

The only one that you can't really fuck with lol.

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u/PMG2021a 13d ago

Hope that is what actually happened. Attacking the person who's job is to protect your life is one of the stupidest things possible.

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u/wiseroldman 13d ago

People who refuse to wear a seatbelt on a giant metal box that flies 30,000 ft in the air at 500 mph have no right to argue against the people who literally make the extremely complex machine operate safely.

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u/Wise_Ad_4816 13d ago edited 13d ago

My dad gets pissy in the security line. FFS, just shut up and take your god-damned belt off. šŸ™„

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u/ew73 13d ago

Fairly, the TSA security line is complete theater and taking your belt off does jack shit to improve security.

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u/Wise_Ad_4816 13d ago

I agree, but he's not going to change policy by being a jerk to the TSA agents , he's just gonna get his ass arrested.

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u/Various-Trick6526 13d ago

And get to wear a seatbelt for 10 straight ours instead of 10 mins of wearing it in a 2 hour flight

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u/Rogendo My face has a hand imprint 13d ago

I can’t grasp how people don’t understand that an airport/airplane is not the place to be on anything but your best behavior.

Yet we get tons of videos of people losing their shit.

Personally I blame traveling and the lie that traveling is fun.

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u/Loggerdon 13d ago

There should be a zero tolerance policy and the no-flight list should extend to ALL airlines in the US and International.

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u/IHaveEbola_ 13d ago

Agreed. Banned for life.

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u/NomadicDevMason 13d ago

So the no fly list isn't federally enforced thing but the airlines have a very expansive partner list and they share their no fly list data with each other so chances are your not getting on a plane anymore unless there is some small airline that happens to go to the city you want to got to.

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u/Loggerdon 13d ago

That's very good news. Thx.

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u/ChiggaOG 13d ago

put on a federal watch list.

More like a private watch list. People here keep tossing this around, but being put on that list means you are a person of high interest the Federal Government considers a terrorist.

That lady is more likely to be fined than given the Domestic Terrorist label.

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u/cmfppl 13d ago edited 13d ago

Ya she's not gonna be acting so tough on a grey hound that's for sure.

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u/Fatguy503 13d ago

Yeah she will. She will just repeat her behavior in a different setting because she feels she was right. She probably still tells the story about how she got arrested at the airport when she wasn't doing anything wrong.

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u/AscendedAncient 13d ago

Except Greyhound will pull over and tell them to get the fuck out in the middle of nowhere.

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u/RedditBlows5876 13d ago

I'm assuming they were commenting on the different clientele that greyhound tends to serve. Much more likely that someone gives her a beatdown on a greyhound as opposed to an airplane.

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u/AutomaticVacation242 13d ago

Assaulting a crewmember is punishable by up to 20 years' imprisonment, and a fine of up to $250,000. If a dangerous weapon is used, the defendant can be imprisoned for life.

(18 U.S.C. § 3571, 49 U.S.C. § 46504.)

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u/BatteryPoweredPigeon 13d ago Bless Up

This is true, but did you also know that the FAA has made some dank-ass memes to help spread the word?

This one is unironically one of the funniest memes I've seen in a while

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u/YawningPestle 13d ago

The internet did not fail me today. Thank you kind stranger.

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u/FroztBiit3 13d ago

That's fucking hilarious omg

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u/sixgunbuddyguy 13d ago

35k seems low for a big pickup honestly

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u/timeslider 13d ago

This was made using 2020 dollars.

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u/GhostMan74 13d ago Bravo Grande!

Get off the plane bitch. Have fun driving next time you fucking idiot.

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u/JoyfulExmo 13d ago

And also have fun being perma-banned from flying. Hopefully.

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u/NeuralTruth 13d ago

Yeah assault of any airline worker results in a permanent membership to the No Fly List.

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u/ValkyrieKarma 13d ago

Yup. Do you think the flight attendant who was assaulted sued?

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u/Moneyworks22 13d ago

People always say this, but the federal no-fly list is separate from an airline no-fly list. She just has to choose a different airline for now on.

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u/PilotBurner44 13d ago

I'm thinking Spirit is more her brand.

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u/probably_your_wife 13d ago

They probably are used to flying Spirit and not having seat belts at all.

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u/Ivarhaglundonroids 13d ago

Lots of driving in this person’s future.

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u/Antares42 13d ago

Not too many places to drive when you're broke and probably in jail for failing to pay your $30k fine.

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u/JRocFuhsYoBih 13d ago

Trashy ass mf’s gotta pick the most confined places to act stupid..

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u/SirGoat88 13d ago

Think that's just where they are most likely to get filmed. Bet they act stupid just about everywhere.

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u/SweepsAndBeeps 13d ago

I guarantee these people act stupid everywhere they go

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u/BadBwoiYardy 13d ago

Yeah, this happens. I worked with one of the majors for 10+. What people don't realize is that an Airplane is the domain of the feds. So, they will jack you up something serious with insane fines, jail, the whole 9. AND you can't fly anymore with any real carrier. Your life is very much altered after an episode like this.

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u/Dammit_Meg 13d ago

I've heard they often only get banned from that airline. Can you share any insight on this, confirm or deny that piece of information?

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u/elderassassin2580 13d ago

Not just the airline, but basically any federally controlled airport, which is basically every large airport. It’s called the no-fly list.

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u/Osoita263 13d ago

What kind of jerk punches a flight attendant???

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u/HTB-42 13d ago

(Shown)

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u/Crotchrocket2012 12d ago

The 'piece of human garbage' kind of jerk...

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u/Sensitive-Painting30 13d ago

Federal crime striking a flight attendant. No fly list FO EVA…!!

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u/Icy-Region-5920 13d ago

Scumbags acting like the trash that they are.

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u/killerklancy 13d ago

Main character syndrome

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u/Raytheonian 13d ago Gold

Didn’t expect Spirit behavior on a Delta flight.

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u/Tlingits 13d ago

She’s for sure got the Spirit

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u/Afraid_of_Okapi 13d ago

I’m a passenger of whatever airline goes where I’m going for the cheapest, and so are the people who do this. You’re either a humble, meager peasant such as myself who is doing it out of pure need to hoard food money, or a person looking to get banned from each airline in order of expense from least to most.

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u/tomdon88 13d ago

What’s with these people on planes, I see the same thing again and again.

Have they never been on an aeroplane before?

What leads people to thinking this is a way you can behave?

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u/fairlyhappy88 13d ago

I’d guess their family members treated each other this way.

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u/kaithana 13d ago

That’s usually my thought for when I see people driving like gigantic assholes. ā€œOh, you must have learned this from your parents and everyone in your social circle reinforced that behavior. It’s still wrong.ā€

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u/breakupbydefault 13d ago

Have they never been on an aeroplane before?

There are probably more people who have never been on a plane than we think. Like those homebodies who have never even left their own state because they see no reason to

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u/Dr-Zoidberserk 13d ago

I know it’s been 20 years, but she should’ve remembered when keeping it real goes wrong.

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u/BotCntrl 13d ago

This is how I always think about these situations.

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u/HalcyonEnder 13d ago

Still to this day is never ceases to amaze me that even post 9/11 people think they have any chance against airlines.

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u/baddfingerz1968 13d ago Take My Power

Arrest and prosecute that stupid bitch.

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u/Endil 13d ago

When keeping it real goes wrong.

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u/Anxious-Park-2851 13d ago

Why the hell do people act like this on planes and still think they are going to fly. I don’t know why they act like this period. It’s stupid. Now they are going to jail, miss the flight, be put on a no fly list and be sued by the airlines for the cost of time wasted because that plane is now on a permanent delay which costs them money. All because people have to act petty and childish. People like this are just low class and stupid.

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u/Gamelove0I5 13d ago

Whats the thought process here. "Oh yeah imma show that lady and nothing bad will happen to meeeeeeee"

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u/ambisinister_gecko 13d ago

Not a single thought in that head whatsoever

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u/UnfilteredGarbage 13d ago

Congrats dummy. You're now driving

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u/you_lost-the_game 13d ago

Boondocks were right about so much.

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u/dirkdiggler2011 13d ago

Idiots like this always go into the loop of repeating the same 2 or 3 things over and over.

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u/creampie000000 13d ago

Why do we still don't have CCTVs in plane? Why do we have to rely on someone to shoot it with their phone.

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u/Ok_Storm5945 13d ago

What I understand from reading about so many adults acting this way is that this is how their parents handled conflict and this is how they handle conflict.

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u/Serial_Hobbiest_Life 13d ago

Sounds like an episode of ā€œWhen keepin’ it real goes badā€ on the Chappell Show.

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u/Matelot67 13d ago

Welcome to the no fly list, dumbass!

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u/_Bon_Vivant_ 13d ago

I hope she enjoyed her flight, because that was the last flight she'll ever take.

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u/Single_Principle_972 13d ago

I doubt that she got to stay on this one!

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u/Diamondrainn925 13d ago

Bitch and her man will never fly again.

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u/Horror_Fruit 13d ago

I’m curious as to the complete thought process by the passengers…assault of a flight attendant is a felony and they can both face 20 years in prison, no fly list on all airlines, no reimbursement of funds, the list goes on…all over seatbelts, which is a pretty standard request to wear those on a plane.

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u/dev_doll 13d ago edited 12d ago

This video is so funny to me.. girl saying you shouldn't have touched me while you hit a flight attendant.. Now she going to be on a no fly list.

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u/FiZiKaLReFLeX 13d ago

How stupid do you have to be to make a scene on an airline?

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u/djstarkey3021 13d ago

Hope that bi**h spent some time in the Federal lock up for assaulting a flight attendant and is now on the NOFLY LIST. (PERIOD) FOREVER !!!

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u/fappyday 13d ago

When keeping it real goes wrong.

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u/bcarthur27 13d ago

It’s like people never paid attention to the life lessons handed out in the Chappelle Show.

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u/TexTravlin 13d ago

Welcome to the no fly list

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u/UnluckyPhilosophy185 13d ago

The attacker was proud of herself too šŸ˜”

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u/Scott4370 13d ago

Assaulting a flight attendant should be an automatic lifetime ban on all airlines. No exceptions.

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u/Historical_Date_1314 13d ago

I hope all airline bans her for at least 10 years after seeing this.

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u/jfeliciano24190 13d ago

Degenerates. Low class people. Waking up looking for problems can’t stand folks like this

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u/RandolphE6 13d ago

So much entitlement.

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u/JustinChristoph 12d ago

Congratulations. Not only are you going to jail, but you just landed yourself on a permanent no-fly list on all the major U.S. airlines. Have fun going Greyhound.

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u/LDMJJoverAll 13d ago

Keep this behavior in Walmart

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u/Lilert-guard 13d ago

As a black women… idk why my people get like this. I know we aren’t the only ones… but the attitude, and aggressiveness, just sad to see.

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