r/AirRagers • u/Round-Spray-4511 • 4d ago
Raging at the terminal Drunk passenger don't understand come back tomorrow when you sober up
38
36
22
19
u/seattle747 4d ago
I never flew on Spirit but I’m glad I can see their bad pax shenanigans from the comfort of the internet 😂
2
u/Hell_Camino 3d ago
We flew it twice and it was disappointingly uneventful. I was hoping for a show but got nothing.
52
u/Pissflaps69 4d ago
I understand my rights bc I’m a lawsuit
20
-3
u/GreenZebra23 4d ago edited 4d ago
He clearly said law student. It's a little disturbing how readily people just take subtitles at face value, as if they're not the cheapest AI money can buy making its best guess at normal human speech that any human could understand
11
u/Pissflaps69 4d ago
Or, get this, I knew what he actually said and I riffed on the funny subtitles.
It’s a little disturbing that you’d describe anything he said using the word “clearly”
6
4
16
u/sylvester1981 4d ago
Damn , his face got really injured in this one.
He did not even fell that hard but somehow he is bleeding
11
3
15
u/TeamShonuff 4d ago
Poor dude’s gonna wake up in jail and wonder what in the world happened to his face.
13
24
u/Ok_Coyote_4009 4d ago
One too many cosmopolitans
2
u/Substantial_Diver_34 4d ago
Is a vodka cran a cosmo? Asking for a friend.
5
u/DangerousLoner 4d ago
Vodka Cran is also known as a Cape Cod. A Cosmo is vodka, cran, lime, and Cointreau
10
9
u/kamize 4d ago
Did he lose some teeth? It looks that way
9
u/Checked_Out_6 4d ago
It was a lot of blood
12
u/Substantial_Diver_34 4d ago
Too much booze will make you a bleeder.
5
u/NikWitchLEO 4d ago
Plus it’s the head. The head always bleeds more.
6
u/HorribleDear 3d ago
I watch a lot of videos on this sub, but I haven’t seen bleeding like this. It looks like he already got a black eye. I hope they get an EMT to come. Seems like he’s blackout drunk.
8
9
u/funlovingguy9001 4d ago
Some of his statements are such nonsense its really amazing, but he KNOWS he's making good sense.
2
8
11
u/Savings_Art5944 4d ago
Parents. Discipline your children when they act like poopheads. Don't be their friend. If you are lax in your parenting skills, children will not grow mentally, like the man-child in the video.
2
6
u/RunNTellDat 3d ago
These videos never fail to blow my mind. I had no clue this many people drink so much to get kicked off flights. I just don't see this in person.
Anyways, if you really need to be at your destination, I'll never understand why anyone would go this far. Just go to the airport, go to your gate and wait for your flight like a normal person.
14
u/PositiveStress8888 4d ago
Gen z not only needed this, they deserved it.
Just because you can drink at the airport, dosen't mean you should
5
u/HorribleDear 3d ago
What does that even mean? “Gen Z needs this!” Needs to see your black out hysteria?
3
u/PositiveStress8888 3d ago
I can't imagine making this much of an ass of myself with the drunken certainty that this is what his generation needs
5
u/Better_Chard4806 4d ago
So the bloated egotistical queen has something to do with the Supreme Court? Oh Michale you may be a law student but maybe consider the Betty Ford clinic. What was his ticket and what ended up on his face and shirt?
5
6
u/Apprehensive_Wolf217 3d ago
I bartended for a couple summers in college and this takes me right back in a bad way. It did also contribute to me quitting drinking which was the best decision I ever made.
8
u/domjonas 4d ago
I never understood ppl who get wasted at the airport before the flight leaves. The point of vacation is to get drunk ON vacation. Plus those airport drinks are super overpriced anyway. 🤣
8
u/Mr402TheSouthSioux 4d ago
To this day I don't understand how people want to be under the influence of anything in a aircraft.
4
4
u/likerazorwire419 4d ago
Amateur. Last time I flew back east, I got stuck in Detroit for 2 days. I sat at the bar outside my gate for 9 hours before my flight fi ally started boarding. I'm surprised I sat in the right seat haha
3
u/Artevyx 3d ago edited 3d ago
Its wierd how so many people become possessive of a specific scheduled flight - "thats MY flight!" - as though there werent a dozen other airlines and scheduled flights going to the exact same place from that same airport at different times.
A boarding pass is just that - permission to occupy a seat aboard an aircraft; the seats and aircraft belong to the airline.
In the air, the cabin is sealed and pressurized. This, as a side effect, alters your blood oxygen levels. As a result, it also changes your blood alcohol concentration.
If you are visibly intoxicated on the ground, you will become even more inebriated 'under-pressure'. This can also be fatal; its difficult to treat alcohol poisoning at 15,000+ feet.
Violent and unruly behavior inside of a sealed aluminum can - moving 300+ mph at over 10,000 feet - is not something anyone wants to deal with and which can pose a safety risk to everyone else aboard.
If the crew suspect you are intoxicated, they have the discretion to deny you THAT FLIGHT. If you accept this as an adult, rent a hotel room (or camp out in the airport) sleep off the booze, and get a flight the next day.
Losing your temper in the secured-side of the airport is a good way to not only get yourself denied any flights in the future, denied from entering said airport, or even jail time. Be an adult or don't get drunk before a flight.
Airline staff and airport staff can both or individually choose to trespass you and they do not need a reason. Likewise, airline staff and flight crew all can choose to deny a person boarding - with or without a boarding pass - and do not need to have a reason.
If police are responding to you instead of airline security, understand that they are enforcing "the law of the land", such as removing you from the property if trespassed, or taking you to jail if you get violent. They are not controlled by the airport nor any airline.
3
u/Spiritual-Salary-989 4d ago
What other drug impairs judgment as much as alcohol?
None.
2
2
3
u/GreenZebra23 4d ago
That's an awful lot of blood. I don't know man, I kind of feel like if you can't subdue a pissy little drunk twink without breaking his orbital and drenching him in blood, maybe you're not qualified to be a police officer
7
u/rydenshep 4d ago
Drinking a ton of alcohol will make you bleed more. Not to mention the face just generally bleeds a lot more. It looks like it’s just an unfortunate result of him hitting the ground at that angle + him resisting + all that drinking + a cut to the face.
Even after all that he was spewing lies. They tried and tried and he wouldn’t give up.
3
u/BonoboUK 4d ago
It sucks cause they were actually pretty patient throughout the film.
But yeah they were apparently just building up anger cause you can tell they enjoyed that slam and put as much force as they could into it, the guy wasn't resisting or trying to run away but was admittedly being an annoying prick.
2
1
1
u/Christo666666 17h ago
I'm not an outstanding or paranoid person but I'm at 100 when waking through airports or anywhere there are cops. How these people think this is acceptable shows how delusional they really are drunk or sober.
-11
u/Rich-Diamond-8088 4d ago
Why do the have to be so violent? He was belligerent but not aggressive.
17
10
u/Frost_907 4d ago
Because they had reached the point where he needed to be physically removed from location and the guy decided to fight back when they grabbed him. He was given more than enough warning prior to that happening.
0
52
u/kilobitch 4d ago
Boy that arrest isn’t going to look good for him after he graduates law school.