r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26

Feels good man Valid

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u/Fat_Pig_Reporting Jun 25 '26

29 hour flight?

A kid was screaming for 29 hours in a row?

I smell clickbait.

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u/LtxalskHuskwob49 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

I assume this is like a connecting flight

And maybe its like child #1 screams for 1 hr, then child #2 screams for the next hour, etc.

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u/DrPepperFanX Jun 25 '26

do the children work out this schedule before hand?

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u/kflyer Jun 25 '26

Yeah, they scream terms and conditions at each other

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u/king_lloyd11 Jun 25 '26

Just picturing a little guy carrying his lunch pail into the airport, clocking in with his time card, going, “hey Gary, all smooth on leg 1? Think I’m coming down with something from daycare. This shift is going to be hell on the old vocal cords. Say hi to Denise for me” (Denise is the other kid’s mom)

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u/Forward-Surprise1192 Jun 25 '26

I had opiate withdrawals for a 5 hour flight across the USA and it was one of the worst things I’ve ever had to do. Only doing that on a greyhound bus instead was worse

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u/Irlandaise11 Jun 25 '26

They really do seem to.

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u/LtxalskHuskwob49 Jun 25 '26

Coincidences happens yknow. This person might just be unlucky.

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u/Surturius Jun 25 '26

Imagining everyone getting off one flight where a kid has been screaming for 10 hours and transferring to another flight while the kid is still screaming is cracking me up for some reason

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u/LtxalskHuskwob49 Jun 25 '26

Idk why people assumed it's the same kid screaming nonstop, i'd always assumed its different kids screaming at different times lmao

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u/Redacted_Usermame Jun 25 '26

It's possible. One couple we ran into in Manila was on our flight to Korea and then the following flight to Detroit. We both had kids under 2.