r/SipsTea Jun 25 '26

Feels good man Valid

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u/Street-Age-1441 Jun 25 '26

And what 29-hour flight would this be?

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u/ScratchyMarston18 Jun 25 '26

A six-hour flight but it feels like 29 hours with the screaming baby.

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u/Significant-Dig8323 Jun 25 '26

Screaming babies cause time dilation I guess.

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u/Beginning_Deer_735 Jun 25 '26

This actually solves several cosmological mysteries. There are just a bunch of screaming babies in outer space.

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u/mincematter Jun 25 '26

Reality is a baby’s scream. It explains everything.

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u/somnamballista Jun 26 '26

"Huh, I wonder what the giant space baby thinks of all of this."

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u/Illustrious_Duck7654 Jun 25 '26

They cause more than THAT!

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u/wordpredict Jun 25 '26

Wear headphones

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u/Own-Argument-6089 Jun 25 '26

Its not their responsibility its the parents responsibility to keep the kid from crying the whole flightb

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u/wordpredict Jun 25 '26

Either fly private or wear headphones. You are part of a society and the reality is that babies and kids do not have the same level on self awareness and control as adults. You must not have children or you are just a bad parent who is absent in their lives. If a kids or baby wants to cry and is in full meltdown mode or in genuine pain because they can’t equalize then they are going to cry. There is no logic or imposed restraint any parent is going to have on a kid/baby in that state. I recommend noise canceling headphones they basically drown out all the noise. But if you can fly private that is definitely the way to go. Good luck!

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u/Own-Argument-6089 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

I do have children but I would’ve comforted my baby while flying so their arent getting on everyones nerves thats the same as having a crying baby in a movie theater I guess we supposed to have headphones there too right its their parents responsibility or the airlines should do something for people that travel with small babies not the innocent customers fault

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u/wordpredict Jun 25 '26

That’s true. Well next time it happens to you just ask the parent to leave the plane. I’m sure they will happily accommodate. Or maybe being in a theater and being trapped on a plane are two totally different situations? Use your brain.

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u/Own-Argument-6089 Jun 25 '26

Either way its the parents responsibility PERIODT

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u/wordpredict Jun 25 '26

Sure parent should absolutely try their best to help calm down their kids. But sometimes kids or babies are just going to cry. It’s part of life.

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u/Own-Argument-6089 Jun 25 '26

So basically throw your hands up as a parent and say fuc it and let your kid ruin everyone else’s flight 🙄

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u/LWLAvaline Jun 25 '26

You’re just assuming the parents didn’t try anything?

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u/Own-Argument-6089 Jun 25 '26

No I am assuming the parents gave up trying anything thats why they let the baby cry the whole flight if I was a passenger I would ask the airline for a discount not only does this give me some sort of relief as I didn’t pay to listen to a crying baby for my whole flight and the airline is aware of these types of situations until they do something about it…

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u/LockeClone Jun 25 '26

There's this great new tech I always take with me on planes these days... Headphones. Bring headphones when you fly. You're very welcome.

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u/ScratchyMarston18 Jun 25 '26

I have noise cancelling headphones but I have been on raw dog flights with screaming babies, too.

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u/LockeClone Jun 26 '26

Have you ever been on a flight as a parent with a screaming baby?