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I heard about it on the radio and they said that the passenger's carry on hit the attendant on the head and when he asked him for an apology, the passenger cursed at him. Also, it appears that the flight attendant had a recent death in the family or something. While, he probably needs to keep his cool...I'd say the passenger sounds like an A$$. I'm interested to hear the stories from the other passengers.
Man, I tell you, every person who has worked in the service industry has fantasies of doing something crazy like this. We're supposed to be all smiles all the time, but for those who haven't worked in this kind of job, it's AMAZING how horribly people can treat you. As nightcrawler said, everyone has their breaking point!
Too bad he got arrested. He flips after someone blatantly ignores him, drops their bag on his face, and curses him out for it, and now his picture and name are all over worldwide news sources, and he faces jail time or a fine. He will not be able to find another job for a long time. His life is basically ruined.
-- he makes the talk show rounds
-- he hosts Saturday Night Live
-- he gets a book deal
-- he gets a movie deal/reality show
-- he becomes a motivational speaker
melt me down, aint no way hes gonna get time for that. max he gets is a fine im fairly well versed in the legal system ive been to 100 centre st more than once haha but more power to this dude next time just walk down the stairs when you quit your job
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