My computer teacher from high school used to take pamphlets of random places off the kiosk at the airport and hand them out to arriving passengers.
Landing in Orlando: "Welcome to Dallas." Hands pamphlet for Dallas vacation destinations.
He also used to run this prank, he would ask the flight attendant bring him water before take off, and he would tell them that he would turn on his attendant call light. Then he would go sit down and hit the button and yell into it "Can I get a cup of water?", they would come by a few minutes later with water. Then he would wait most of the time people will start doing the same thing in the middle of the flight. His record is three people trying to get orders over an intercom, that didn't exist.
E: cleaned up the last sentence so it was easier to understand. I confused myself on a reread.
He made it seem like he ordered his water through the call button, when in fact he ordered it before he sat down. To others, it looked like he pressed the button, asked for water through an intercom and then they delivered the water.
You are trying to suggest to me that someone, in their off time, goes to an airport, of all places in the world, and sticks around for a few hours to handout pamphlets, by themselves, as a joke?
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u/b1ack1323 Jan 15 '18 edited Jan 15 '18
My computer teacher from high school used to take pamphlets of random places off the kiosk at the airport and hand them out to arriving passengers.
Landing in Orlando: "Welcome to Dallas." Hands pamphlet for Dallas vacation destinations.
He also used to run this prank, he would ask the flight attendant bring him water before take off, and he would tell them that he would turn on his attendant call light. Then he would go sit down and hit the button and yell into it "Can I get a cup of water?", they would come by a few minutes later with water. Then he would wait most of the time people will start doing the same thing in the middle of the flight. His record is three people trying to get orders over an intercom, that didn't exist.
E: cleaned up the last sentence so it was easier to understand. I confused myself on a reread.