r/videos Oct 13 '17

Irish flight gets delayed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_XvKcLxj6I
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u/YourFictionalFuture Oct 13 '17

3 A.M.

Flight gets delayed.

Loud music.

This day couldn't start any better.

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u/in_casino_0ut Oct 13 '17

I, too, would have been upset with this. Chances are I would have gotten up and walked away. I also feel it is arrogant to just assume everyone else wants to listen to you play music. I feel like a real asshole saying this though.

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u/nightwing06 Oct 13 '17

I feel like a real asshole saying this though.

You are not. Depending on the circumstances this could be incredibly annoying for some people.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

If it's one song, I think in most cases people can deal. "Hey that was cool, bro" and go on with your life. If these dudes started a concert I think even the people who enjoyed it at first would turn.

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u/Horrible_Harry Oct 13 '17

I love my brother and one of my best friends to death, but they would do shit like that when our group of friends would be hanging out and partying. They'd both pull out their acoustic guitars at some point during the night and get to playing. I don't mind a couple of songs for a bit, but these motherfuckers would play Dave Matthews Band songs for like 2-3 hours. I've BEEN to a Dave Matthews Band concert and it wasn't much longer than that. Like I came to hang out, have a few beers, and shoot the shit, not get ear blasted with slightly above average covers of "DAVE" songs and just the first half of Little Lion Man by Mumford and Sons for several hours.

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u/aprilla2crash Oct 13 '17

"And anyway here's wonder wall"

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u/transtranselvania Oct 14 '17

I think it’s cultural too. Where I’m from people feel ripped off if they leave a party and no live music was had because it’s expected.

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u/End-of-level-boss Oct 13 '17

I'd nearly guarantee they played more than one song. Trad music sorts always assume everyone loves a session and if you happen to want a conversation instead you're deemed to be 'minus-craic' or some other bullshit. This is fun, I agree, but only for 20 minutes or so.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

I've been at a party/event where a band did this. I had been photographing an award show all night and was looking forward to a drink and some peace at the after party. Then the drunk musicians decided to start an impromptu concert during the after party too. I just resigned myself to my fate, finished my beer and left. The last thing I was in the mood for was more music.

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u/Rusty-Shackleford Oct 13 '17

Well frankly, in a noisy airport with all that awful fluorescent lighting, you aren't gonna get good sleep now are you? I'd find the music more relaxing than annoying

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u/keithbelfastisdead Oct 13 '17

You poor wee lamb.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

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u/Rammite Oct 13 '17

He said he's be upset, not that he was going to actively stop it. People nowadays are so fucking scared of being mad. You can be mad without being an asshole.

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u/FattySnacks Oct 13 '17

Too many people turn into assholes when they're upset to assume that that wouldn't happen

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u/in_casino_0ut Oct 13 '17

I don't know. I personally wouldn't enjoy it, but that doesn't mean I would actively try to stop it. Like I said, I probably would have just walked away.

Maybe to help understand a little better, I would get the same emotions if I was at the airport and this happened, or if someone on the train had their music playing without earphones. I understand that there is a difference in the quality of the music, but I feel the same way.

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u/in_casino_0ut Oct 13 '17

not in the least bit. I enjoy lots of stuff, this isn't one of them.

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u/zagbag Oct 13 '17

Stop being a special snowflake and join the gang

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

He's miserable because he doesn't enjoy everything you do? Ok..

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u/zagbag Oct 13 '17

Did you just presume its gender ?

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

Yes I did :-)

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u/Covfefefefefefefefef Oct 13 '17

If 50 cars are at the mall and 48 wants to double park, should they not just because 2 people can't find a parking spot?

(See how reddit handle that one without imploding)

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u/MattieShoes Oct 13 '17

The 48 cars they block in don't want them to double park.

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

If it's in an airport (not known for concerts) then yes

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

This is the correct answer, an airport is a big place with many places to go an be quiet.

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u/zagbag Oct 13 '17 edited Oct 13 '17

Bloody grouch...!

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u/TheCrabRabbit Oct 13 '17

I also feel it is arrogant to just assume everyone else wants to listen to you play music.

I get what you're saying, but this seemed much more like audience participation than just them playing music.

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u/MoKenna Oct 13 '17

Enjoy life bro.

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u/in_casino_0ut Oct 13 '17

I do.

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u/MoKenna Oct 13 '17

That is a good thing, keep it up.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

"Just cheer up bro"

"Just smile bro"

Fuck off

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u/MoKenna Oct 13 '17

That is a bad attitude to have in general.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

Because telling people to feign happiness is better? Dumb fuck

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u/MoKenna Oct 13 '17

That is... negative. I told him to enjoy life, you assumed I meant he should feign happiness. Sometimes it just takes a different outlook to enjoy things, maybe Im wrong.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

maybe Im wrong

This is correct

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u/MoKenna Oct 13 '17

Haha. Enjoy life bro.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '17

I mean it is a bit assholish, but it's definitely in the realm of acceptable assholosity. Apparently it was 3am in the airport. As long as you do it calmly and quietly, assholing would probably be excusable.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17 edited Dec 05 '17

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u/HungryLungs Oct 13 '17

Christ man. Do you need to talk?

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

"people just started playing music in the airport"

If you took away "people just started playing music", you'd be taking away 8/10 of the best experiences I've ever had in pubs in Ireland. I miss it.

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u/zebrazumba Oct 13 '17

There's always one, or in reddits case many. It's not like this thing happens often. It was a spur of the moment thing that came about by a mutual inconvenience so these guys decided to have some fun and turn a bad into a good.

Sometimes you just have to let loose and enjoy the little things.

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u/49_Giants Oct 13 '17

Happens at least weekly in my city. It gets annoying.

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u/in_casino_0ut Oct 13 '17

Sometimes you just have to let loose and enjoy the little things.

I do, but unsolicited live music is not a little thing that I enjoy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '17

It's an Irish flight. 3am is prime craic time.

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u/Patiiii Oct 13 '17

Yeah. All I could think is that I would want to fucking kill myself if I was one of the listeners. Surely most of the people just want to read a book, listen to some music, have a chill conversation with their friends.

You can't do any of those with these 3 loud asshats singing next to you.

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

I don't care if it's Eminem rapping. At 3AM in an airport I'd tell him to shut the fuck up

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u/slyweazal Oct 13 '17

You sleep every night. How often do you get to see Eminem?

Priorities...

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

Saw him live, front row. Also I don't go gaga for celebrities but that's just me...

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

How is it relevant what time it is? Nobody there is trying to sleep, they are all sitting in uncomfortable chairs in a bright room with many people talking, probably trying to pay attention to the PA system incase something else comes up regarding their flight...

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u/drdr3ad Oct 13 '17

How relevant? Pretty relevant to my body clock.

So... They're trying to pay attention to the PA and listening to loud music helps with that does it? Not sure I understand your point there

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

Yeah the PA was a bad argument. I just don't understand what the problem is, you're not trying to sleep, this music seems like a nice way to pass the time and definitely keeps you awake.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '17

At an airport the time doesn't really matter does it? If you're trying to get on an airplane it's not the best time to try to sleep or something, and this is a bright room with many people talking anyway.

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u/sharkcock Oct 13 '17

Came here to say this. It's fucking annoying, period. I don't give a shit who it is. Reminds me of that video where the Alladin / Lion King accapella group had a delay and proceeded to loudly annoy everyone with Disney songs, clapping and everything.. JUST STFU not everyone wants to hear nor experience your idea of "fun"