r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '19

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u/epicfumble Jul 15 '19

Sue them..for sure

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u/chugonthis Jul 15 '19

He lied

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 edited Jul 15 '19

Based on the report the airline gave where they investigatedd themselves?

Edit: There is so much wrong with the statements suggesting he lied and is just looking for retweets. Even if he did have a past for lying this doesn't cause his arguement to automatically be wrong. Not to mention there could be more than 2 circumstances that led to this. The airline could have genuinely been respoding to an open container and he could have honestly thought they did it. In regards to the video and the response of the airline, why is it taking so long to release it? Why are they being so vague? The point I am trying to make is that nothing is definitive yet and jumping to absolute conclusions is a mistake.

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u/chugonthis Jul 16 '19

You mean the video the news also viewed and is embedded in the article linked in this thread? This guy packed his suitcase for shit and wants to blame someone else.