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A passenger stays EXTREMELY well hydrated on the redeye....

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Ah, the joys of air travel. This isn't nearly as exciting as the passenger that pissed off the flight attendants last month (literally), but nonetheless I think it's worth sharing. I was on the late United redeye last night from Los Angeles to Washington, which was an A320. The first thing worth noting is that…

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(@liveandletsfly)
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Never a dull moment!


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(@Kevincm)
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Well you wanted the excitement of flying F lucky 😉


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 Dan
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Coins, there comes a time during a flight where you have to say something (I would have). A simple 'would you mind singing lower' is a start. There is a round 2 to this, but I'll leave it to your imagination. Think in terms of what a New Yorker would do. -wink-


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(@gobluetwo)
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Somehow, I think a simple request or even admonition might have gone unheeded with one such as this...


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(@chitownflyer)
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It was smart to keep mum with a schmuck passenger like this, as she would only have escalated the situation into an arguement with you.


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(@heather)
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@ MatthewLAX -- Ah, but that's what makes travel so fun.

@ Kevincm -- Not on a redeye! I wanted the added comfort of F for sleeping! 😀

@ Dan -- LMAO. Usually I would have asked this passenger to tone down, but she was out-of-her-mind wasted and was also sitting behind me. As I was about to say something to her, I realized how much fun she could have with me in terms of pouring stuff on me, shaking my seatback, or singing louder.


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