Man Hands Out $100 Bills On Flight (As One Does)

Well this is… bizarre.

There’s not much context here, but a 13-second video is circulating of a man handing out $100 bills to fellow passengers on a flight. In the video, the man is seen with quite a stack of $100 bills in a “fan.” There must be at least a few dozen.

He says “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year” as he starts to hand out money. It seems like he intends to give money to each passenger. As he hands out the first $100 bill, he says “I don’t care if you want to take it or not, you can throw it out.” So he seems pretty stubborn about wanting to give everyone money.

You can see the video here:

What you see in the video is all we know (as of now), so a few observations:

  • My gosh, this guy is awful at wearing his mask, so him hovering over people and talking to them while not wearing his mask correctly is… not ideal
  • This looks to me like an Embraer 175(ish) regional jet, but I can’t figure out which airline it belongs to; the cabin finishes don’t at all match regional subsidiaries of Alaska, Delta, or United, and they somewhat look like American, but not quite (anyone know which airline this is?)
  • I would assume this video was taken recently based on the holiday reference and mask usage
  • What was this guy’s motive for handing out money to everyone? It doesn’t seem like this was some sort of a YouTuber publicity stunt, or anything (though over the years we’ve seen plenty of those as well)

So yeah, I’m not sure what to say here. Kudos to this guy for giving complete strangers money, seemingly with no strings attached, but please learn to wear a mask correctly?

Anyone have more context for why this guy was handing out money?

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Chuck Diamond

Following the work of Pasteur and Lister, there are hundreds of studies showing clearly the mechanisms of germ transmission, and now you've found two examples of people who want to doubt. Oh, what to believe as most likely true???

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quasimodo Guest

@chuck Surgeons at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, recognizing the lack of evidence supporting the use of masks, ceased requiring them in 2010 for anesthesiologists and other non-scrubbed personnel in the operating room. “Our decision to no longer require routine surgical masks for personnel not scrubbed for surgery is a departure from common practice. But the evidence to support this practice does not exist,” wrote Dr. Eva Sellden.

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quasimodo Guest

@chuck Plenty of studies showing masks don't prevent infection in surgery...again going back many years...that IS the science. Here's one of too many to count... ----pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/article/113/6/1447/9572/Is-Routine-Use-of-a-Face-Mask-Necessary-in-the remove front dashes and add https://

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Phil Nyc New Member

God, The mask! 1st thing I saw too. It’s nice for some to hand out $$ to peeps. I heard many say that many Americans are hurting. I want to and hope to point out. The world is affected as well. So it took me a moment of reflection. We and many are still doing better than others somewhere. Anyhow he sure beat my thought to not the most honorable gesture, but kill 2 birds ... I thought hmm 10MR per $1 on grocery...I sure can hoard a few more to points and get me closer to that biz RTW ticket. (Fingers cross) I was trying to figure out the logistic of purchasing groceries, pack into individual meals and etc and handling it to homeless individuals or do it with a soup kitchen? Is it true if with an org. It could be tax deductible? If so any org?

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Kelly A McDonough Guest

This is a 13 second video. Maybe he pulled his mask down for the video so we could see his face! I don't think he meant any harm by it. He was handing out $100 bills to everyone and wishing them a marry Christmas. I would have taken the $100 and anyone who didn't want their $100 bill could give it to me!

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