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Former Flight Attendant Suing Airport Because She Can't Have Sex Anymore

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You can't make this $hit up... literally! Via the Springfield News-Sun: "Delta Air Lines flight attendant Tina Brock was dozing in a sleep room in the flight attendants’ layover lounge at Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport one morning when she and her colleagues heard a loud gushing sound and saw a cascade of liquid suddenly…

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(@Delta Points)
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To be fair to the rest of us - we all get that EXACT same feeling when we go to spend out $kyRubles now-a-days so should be get $$$ too? (sigh)


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Diamond
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I think the marital duties part is just a small part of the lawsuit so it's not wise to trivialize this. I definitely think she's owed some compensation for what happened, especially since it forced her to abandon her FA career.


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 Bob
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Agree with Ivan Y. This is definitely a minor part of the lawsuit, and somewhat standard for emotional distress-type complaints. It sounds funny out of context, but if you take a look at all similar complaints you'll see that this is actually a pretty normal claim.


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 Dave
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Claims like that are commonly included in lawsuits; not particularly newsworthy. And quite often, the claim is abandoned once the attorney starts questioning the plaintiff about it at deposition -- some people just don't like having to testify under oath regarding the details of their sex life.


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(@Deltahater)
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It is certainly a bad experience and very, very disgusting. But, if being splashed with feces forces a mature adult to abandon a career, can't handle crowded spaces or can have sex anymore, then that person has had mental issues before.
It is not a pleasant experience but nothing that a shower, new clothes and a check for $5,000 can't fix.
I think she had a bad experience and she should be compensated. Fairly. Not outrageously.
Come on now, who on here would not be splashed with a bit of feces for $5,000. We do a lot worse just to maintain status.
If I were the judge, I'd throw that lawsuit out in a hurry.


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 Dave
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A lot of nurses get splashed with urine and feces for a lot less than $5,000!


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 Blue
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I always wondered what Nick meant when he said Delta was 'stylish' , now I know.


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 Bill
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She's not taking advantage of the "law friendly country". If anyone was covered in crap due to a broken pipe, being psychology impaired is perfectly reasonable.


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 Dan
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Well said Dave!


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(@James)
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I know you like having your dick in someone's arse covered in shit but most people don't like having someone else's shit touching them. I think she deserves a LOT of compensation for this.


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 Todd
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"suffers from panic and anxiety in small and crowded spaces", like bathrooms, especially, I suspect.

@James - WTF is your problem? Keep your petty, intolerant BS trolls to that side of the ocean. Arse.


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(@JohnB)
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I don't think her complaint is outrageous at all. Imagine yourself showered in sewage! From the description of this pipe hanging out of ceiling, it appears that the airport already knew of a problem. If the airport didn't fix the problem in a reasonable period of time, then the airport is negligent. Plain and simple! And I have plenty of nurses in my family and if they are handling patients and their waste, they use personal protective gear. So, that is just poor analogy!


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 tara
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I only wonder why it took her so long to file the lawsuit. The incident happened in August 2012.


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 Jim
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The bit about her "inability to perform marital duties" arises out of an old common law cause of action originally called per quod servitium et consortium amisit, but is now more commonly known as loss of consortium. Traditionally (think 1800s England, where most of the common law is grounded) a man could bring an action in common law for loss of consortium if his wife were to be injured and was unable to cook, clean, reproduce, etc. As the legal system and our country became less patriarchal, the cause of action was amended or foreclosed by statutes in most jurisdictions but the remnants have been rolled into what can be most rudimentarily understood as something akin to a loss of support or pecuniary damages action. In this situation though, she will likely approach it as evidence that the incident has negatively impacted her quality of life.


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 Ken
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Wow... People are so fragile now. And sue happy. Take a shower and get on with your life, jeez.


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 lkar
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The article mentions that the husband is a plaintiff. He wasn't there, obviously. That means he's bringing a "loss of consortium" claim. This is a legal concept that's pretty anachronistic at this point, but it's close to boilerplate in these kinds of cases. The complaint is simply reciting language that the decades or hundred-year-old precedents require to be asserted in these kinds of cases, including the reference to sex. The lawsuit may be silly, I don't know all the facts. But with respect to the salacious allegation, there is just nothing to see here -- this same allegation is made in hundreds of cases across the country every day as a matter of complaint pleading form. It just has traction here because flight attendants and sex is a click-bait worthy combination that is causing this to be reported in this way. Plus, people love stories of other people getting covered in shit. Just nothing to see here.


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 lkar
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Sorry, I meant to say that's asserted in hundreds of cases every YEAR, not day -- we're litigious, but not that litigious.


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(@GoodMXguy)
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These kind of lawsuits are sooo US. People (abu)uses the system!


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(@Dimples)
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@DeltaHater I for one wouldn't agree to get doused by feces and sewage for $5k. $50k, now that's a different ball game 😀


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(@The Value Traveler)
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you get the right lawyer in America, and the world is your oyster 🙂


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Diamond
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What a sh*tty lawsuit!

If she got that much suffering from getting a bit of sh*t splashed on her, she was UNFIT FOR DUTY even before the incident occurred. As such, I don't see why she'd have any claim whatsoever. She outed herself as being a nutter.


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(@Billy)
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I've shat on my girl a couple of times (including on the second bed in a hotel room with two beds). She has to be in the right mood, but boy when she is, Jane really gets in a lather over it.


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(@Steve)
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@johnB- Well if she saw the pipe hanging from the ceiling why the hell did she take a nap under it? Nutcase.


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