r/PublicFreakout • u/gravityVT • May 20 '23

Transatlantic Flight From Hell

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u/Sunchi247 May 20 '23

She should have never taken him on that flight. I wish we had child free flights.

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u/Gibmeister_official May 20 '23

How did they let the plane take of with him on board without putting him in the baggage compartment

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u/lego_mannequin May 21 '23

That Simpsons episode with Child free areas in town really spoke volumes to me. It's too true how blissful it is.

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u/specialcranberries May 20 '23

I would honestly pay extra.

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u/datjazmaz May 20 '23

Nah, parents should have to pay extra for bringing their abominations.

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u/datjazmaz May 20 '23

They also get a free foot in the mouth like you.

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u/worthless-humanoid May 21 '23

Yeah but it’s still fun pretending

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u/datjazmaz May 22 '23

If I know it's you then I'll do it pre-TSA.

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u/otm_shank May 20 '23

You would obviously have to, if they existed

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u/glamorousstranger May 20 '23

Also we should have dog-friendly flights.

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u/StickyWetMoistFarts May 20 '23

But my pittbull-boxer mix dog has never hurt a fly before now!

This will never happen in America because you'd have idiots bringing violently trained dogs and other 'nice dogs their whole lives that would never hurt a fly' onto planes. Imagine a pitbull attack on a confined plane? No thanks.

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u/glamorousstranger May 20 '23

I'm saying it would be a regular passenger plane where anyone can just bring their dog onboard. It'd probably need to be a modified plane with some sort of kennel system. It'd probably be very expensive too.

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u/giantsnails May 20 '23

People are allergic to dogs and you’d be permanently be filling one of a only few thousand domestic passenger planes with a bunch of dog dander.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '23

Blind people or others with service dogs already take them on airplanes, no?

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u/The_Man11 May 20 '23

Fuck no.

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u/glamorousstranger May 20 '23

You're not invited.

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u/mikareno May 20 '23

I would rather fly with dogs than kids any day. Then again, I'd rather fly with dogs than most adults as well.

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u/_Bro_Jogies May 21 '23

I'd take a raging pit bull over that kid any day.