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Old Jul 20, 2010 | 4:41 pm
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Originally Posted by bocastephen
Another stupid UA crew with a security infatuation. Needs to find another job - on the ground... Morons.
I firmly believe 10 to 15 percent of cabin staff are sociopathic and / or mentally ill. This passenger found one of them.

This story bears out my theory that one should avoid all eye or verbal contact with flight attendants until one has observed their behavior for awhile to determine whether or not they're wound properly. I am not kidding. A couple of years ago I had an FA attempt to pull me off a flight for saying good morning -- and indicating, in a friendly way, that I'd seen her and her crewmates in the hotel lounge last evening.

That's the last time I say good morning to any FA without confirming they are not insane.

Originally Posted by JohnnyJet
Do we really, honestly think that a flight attendant, a Captain, one or more police officers and at least one gate agent were all in cahoots and removed a 1K from the flight simply because he asked if there was a meal or even asked if there were police onboard?
Unquestionably plausible. Yes.

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