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Wtf?!? The Mexican woman said her lost 12 year old daughter was "tall and white" this girl don't look "white to me" ?!?!
People are so unreasonable. Felt bad for daughter of guy who lost his ticket (& made his own bed).
These airline employees earn every bleeping dime they are paid.
That's the oldest "Karen" I seen
Is this woman trying to kill her mother?
My medication would be in my CARRY ON 🙁
Correct me if I’m wrong, but could the oxygen tank could potentially explode if it reaches a certain altitude?
“I’m going on that plane whether they like it or not” yea ok Karen not with an attitude like that you’re not
That was not remotely a white girl with blonde hair
“That’s not a woman, that’s a man baby!”
I'm so happy for the adoption family. Such a heartwarming story. I hope they're doing well all these years later!
That little girl did not have blonde hair lol
"what can she possible do that she needs oxygen?" Uh I dunno ma'am maybe breath?
It’s stupid when they make mistake there is nothing they can do.
Don’t ever pack medicine on a checked bag. Always carry it with you. I don’t know why that is so difficult for people to understand.
Wow, the people with the oxygen tank for grandma, don't understand the potential goal damage her of oxygen tank in the cabin then to top it off, this is the first time seeing a young male Karen…
To those who think "Oh, it's a short flight, nothing will happen." I say from experience, the worst can happen. I've been on a 3 hour flight from Tampa, FL at night and a passenger had a heart attack! He was very lucky that it happened only 45 minutes from the airport so ATC gave the plane emergency clearance. What happens? Well, they bring the plane to the gate but everyone is ordered to remain seated. Two paramedics brought a gurney that looked more like a dolly on board. They strapped him down tightly and wheeled him off the plane.
Medication should go with the passenger in a purse or carry-on, never in suitcases, as it gets hot down there, and can be lost; so many problems, mostly due to the passengers, not airlines
Wth would anyone check medication.
I would never let my mother travel if she was as sick as those two older ladies, Period!!!. Both those daughters need to be checked. Especially that daughter with the scarf should be ashamed of herself and I would of taken her mother to the ER, the doctors would of re-prescribed the pills and insulin. Stupid people.
There are thousands upon thousands of children in America who need to be adopted don't worry about china!!
The doctor is a jerk for not releasing grandma to fly without O2. He’s only interested in covering his own butt. 2 liters of O2 by nasal cannula is 27% oxygen when room air is 21%. So it’s not much of a difference. (This comment from a physician).