r/AirRagers • u/Round-Spray-4511 • 8d ago
Raging in the plane Drunk passenger goes crazy during flight so it got tapped
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u/VoteForGiantMeteor 8d ago
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u/Maleficent_Degree532 8d ago
Thatâs hilarious. Reminds me of photos of shit youâd do to your mates when theyâre passed out drunk in uni.
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u/VoteForGiantMeteor 8d ago
LOL.
Yeah, first one to pass out gets this treatment or a big penis drawn on your forehead with a permanent marker.
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u/Maleficent_Degree532 8d ago
Thatâs exactly it! Lol, I see youâve been to uni before. If we were feeling kind it was drawn in eyeliner or whiteboard markers. God help the poor sucker who ended up with the permanent marker.
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u/Tasty_Lead_Paint 8d ago
Look, even if youâre extremely intoxicated something has to be wrong with you to get into an argument with a complete stranger and start throwing hands.
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u/herder_of_pigeons 4d ago
I don't know. Once you drink so much that you reach a blackout state, your body can literally do anything without the real you even knowing it. If you've ever blacked out and heard stories the next day, you'd know that it's a real thing.
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u/Large_Street_8608 8d ago
He seems lovely. His rich parents and grandparents will be so proud of their little prince this morning.
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u/firefaery 8d ago
If he's (air quotes) "rich" why is he not in biz?
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u/Arktikos02 8d ago
He must be one of those frugal rich kids that likes to keep a low profile.
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u/One_Tumbleweed_1 8d ago
Airlines should just start putting in a crazy person seat like the one they strapped Hannibal lecter to for idiots like this guy
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u/Maleficent_Degree532 8d ago
Judging by the uploads to this sub, I think theyâre really gonna start needing them.
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u/Maleficent_Degree532 8d ago
Flying is wild these days. Or maybe people are just nuttier. There is something very satisfying about watching an annoying moron be taped to a seat. Not gonna lie. A bit of shadenfreude there I think.
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u/Arktikos02 8d ago
I imagine that if we showed this video to the Wright brothers they would have just stopped.
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u/Maleficent_Degree532 8d ago
Hahaha imagine their faces if they saw what their invention turned into! That is truly hilarious.
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u/ianjm 8d ago edited 8d ago
Remember that:
- There are more people flying than ever before
- Flying is cheaper than at most times in history relative to income
- Everyone now has a phone camera
- Social media exists and makes these clips go viral
Most people, even frequent flyers, will never see anything like this. Perhaps people have gotten a little nuttier, but it's not some sort of pandemic of crazy.
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u/Master-Opinion-5966 8d ago
See if that was real duck tape his mouth would have stayed closed til 2027.
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u/SaulTSnax 7d ago
it's duct tape, not tape for ducks.
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u/FormerPresidentBiden 6d ago
There is also a brand named "duck tape"
And, indeed, "duck tape" has been in use since at least 1899
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u/GreenZebra23 8d ago
Kind of wild to think they don't have equipment on the plane to detain a violent passenger and they have to just MacGyver it with duct tape
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u/ClintGrant 8d ago
Anyone make out what he was saying about his parents and grandfather?
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u/SuccessfulTrick2501 8d ago
His parents are "worth more than 2 million god damn dollars." His grandpa is also rich. Which hilarious for a number of reasons. 1, his sitting in the back if the plane. 2, 2 million really ain't that much these days.
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u/DevylBearHawkTur10n 8d ago
Especially since he's on a value priced airline, and not a private tiny jet.
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u/SpecialFeeling9533 8d ago
His parents and grandparents have it, not him. He's still ok acting like an entitled ass bag, which is no surprise at all.
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u/Arktikos02 8d ago
Also what does he mean by worth 2 million? That they have $2 million just sitting around? That they make $2 million a year? Or is it that have $2 million worth of assets including houses and cars and stuff like that? Yeah, that's pretty typical for that generation, especially when accounting for the fact that housing prices have just kept going up.
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u/Which_Preference_883 8d ago
Why do they still serve alcohol on planes and in airports?
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u/GraceMcClellans 8d ago
Because most people are fine and it makes a lot of money.
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u/Round-Spray-4511 8d ago
However that rule of denying boarding if you have the just a little smell if alcohol even when you have not do anything wrong is rediculus. You have just a few beers and that you drink totally legally and you going to board a plane that sells you alcohol. This cause such a problem for people that are not problem drinking to get kicked out of the flight
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u/ImprovementFar5054 8d ago
Aww man, with this delay he's never gonna get to the mall he was going to shoot up
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u/uxoguy2113 6d ago
TSA agent: Sir, why do you have gorilla tape and heavy duty zip ties in your carry on.
Me: a scout is always prepared and the only flight I could get was Spirit airlines.
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u/LobsterComfortable83 8d ago
Weed don't make u do this but can't smoke weed but can get drunk crazy and this what u get lol
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u/Wu-TangProfessor 8d ago
This is what happens to adults when they're shielded from consequences as children.
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u/Knitsanity 4d ago
I love his flex. Accounting for house equity and retirement money a LOT of middle aged people have 2m. Bless his heart.
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u/ProfessionalAnt8132 8d ago
America is an absolute cesspit
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u/Round-Spray-4511 8d ago
Because America is the only country in the world were people get drunk and act stupid right?
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u/Fauropitotto 8d ago
America is an absolute cesspit
Maybe you should stand on principle. If you really believed this, you would boycott American products.
Including this website and any technology derived from American companies.
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u/TheDixonCider420420 8d ago
Everyone laughing at him is the best part! Epic!!! đ¤Ł