This reminds me of one of the rappers recently in the news. She claimed AA stranded her and her baby, as well as others (the rest?) of the plane at MIA, with no luggage. My first thought was that out of EVERYONE she was probably the least "stranded" as she had the resources to purchase a ticket, or anything she should need, plus likely had at least a person or handlers/assistants. And a label that probably would have gotten her on a private jet if she complained enough.

For me, stranded makes me think of accidentally being left totally alone on a cruise ship's private island or something with no other boats coming into port for a while.