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I saw there is a place in Alabama where lost luggage - with everything in it - is sold by the airlines to other people. After being exposed on national TV dragging this guy off their jet, facing a backlash and law suit, how many people think this guy's luggage is already on the way to Alabama?I have a feeling the luggage would end up at the destination on the first plane, and you would catch up to it later.
If $800 wasn't sufficient inducement they could have gone to $1,000, then $1,200, and so on until someone finally accepted. Instead they chose brute force.The airline offered $400 and then $800 for volunteers. This is for volunteering for a flight that leaves 3PM the NEXT DAY
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I'm certain we'll hear all the versions over the next week.Has anyone asked;
Was the guy drug out of the plane one of a random selection of passengers? Or a targeted selection?
At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
For what? United, or their subcontractor Republic, did nothing wrong.If $800 wasn't sufficient inducement they could have gone to $1,000, then $1,200, and so on until someone finally accepted. Instead they chose brute force.The airline offered $400 and then $800 for volunteers. This is for volunteering for a flight that leaves 3PM the NEXT DAY
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I hope they are hit with a $1,000,000 punitive award.
If $800 wasn't sufficient inducement they could have gone to $1,000, then $1,200, and so on until someone finally accepted. Instead they chose brute force.The airline offered $400 and then $800 for volunteers. This is for volunteering for a flight that leaves 3PM the NEXT DAY
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I hope they are hit with a $1,000,000 punitive award.
Has anyone asked;
Was the guy drug out of the plane one of a random selection of passengers? Or a targeted selection?
At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
Interesting that you admit dishonesty. Still, the facts are clear. At the last minute, the airline needed to make room on a full flight for four crewmembers to work another flight in the morning. They offered travel vouchers to people and when that failed, asked passengers to give up their seats, even though they'ed be given the vouchers and/or check. Dao refused to leave. The airline called the police, When Dao refused to obey the police, they forced off non-compliant passenger. The rest is history.What do you mean "come clean"? Up to now, you've been playing bullshit word games.Finally you come clean and honest! Yes, just like a business owner with a belligerent, raging customer, the airline notified the Chicago police.
Now, if you had reported Rodney King for drunk driving, does this make you responsible for the actions of the LAPD?
Has anyone asked;
Was the guy drug out of the plane one of a random selection of passengers? Or a targeted selection?
At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
Like I said, ask Divine.Wind - He says he knows everything.
Or, if its important to you, there's always Google. Just be aware that the news stories are all wrong and Divine.Wind is right.
Interesting that you admit dishonesty. Still, the facts are clear. At the last minute, the airline needed to make room on a full flight for four crewmembers to work another flight in the morning. They offered travel vouchers to people and when that failed, asked passengers to give up their seats, even though they'ed be given the vouchers and/or check. Dao refused to leave. The airline called the police, When Dao refused to obey the police, they forced off non-compliant passenger. The rest is history.What do you mean "come clean"? Up to now, you've been playing bullshit word games.Finally you come clean and honest! Yes, just like a business owner with a belligerent, raging customer, the airline notified the Chicago police.
Now, if you had reported Rodney King for drunk driving, does this make you responsible for the actions of the LAPD?
You falsely claimed on several posts that it was the airline that forced him off. It wasn't. It was the Chicago police.
A lie since I never claimed that, but after spanking your ass all across this thread, I can understand why you are so butthurt. No, I don't know everything. However, I do know a lot about this particular topic.Like I said, ask Divine.Wind - He says he knows everything.
Or, if its important to you, there's always Google. Just be aware that the news stories are all wrong and Divine.Wind is right.
I'm not a business guy much less done an IPO.Has anyone asked;
Was the guy drug out of the plane one of a random selection of passengers? Or a targeted selection?
At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
Like I said, ask Divine.Wind - He says he knows everything.
Or, if its important to you, there's always Google. Just be aware that the news stories are all wrong and Divine.Wind is right.
It probably would not be a suprise if both Google and Divine were wrong at the same time.
Although, Divine has yet to do an IPO.
Awesome. Maybe they'll go bankrupt like Pepsi for that Kendall Jenner commercial.United Airlines is taking a savage beating over this.
How apropos.
I'm not a business guy much less done an IPO.Has anyone asked;
Was the guy drug out of the plane one of a random selection of passengers? Or a targeted selection?
At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
Like I said, ask Divine.Wind - He says he knows everything.
Or, if its important to you, there's always Google. Just be aware that the news stories are all wrong and Divine.Wind is right.
It probably would not be a suprise if both Google and Divine were wrong at the same time.
Although, Divine has yet to do an IPO.
I've got my own brand name and t-shirts..
Just from a brand name perspective...a company called 'Divine' could clobber a 'Google' in the infospace market. Divine has an element of hope. Google has an element of silly triviality.
I was talking about United, not Google. Disagreed on Google. They'll be around for awhile.I'm not a business guy much less done an IPO.At first, it was reported it was random, done by computer. Later, it was reported it was basically eeny, meeny, miny, mo.
But ask Divine.Wind cuz, he says he knows everything and needs the money.
What if it was a DHS rendition? Has anyone talked to the guy yet?
Like I said, ask Divine.Wind - He says he knows everything.
Or, if its important to you, there's always Google. Just be aware that the news stories are all wrong and Divine.Wind is right.
It probably would not be a suprise if both Google and Divine were wrong at the same time.
Although, Divine has yet to do an IPO.
Relax. Google is toast.
Awesome. Maybe they'll go bankrupt like Pepsi for that Kendall Jenner commercial.United Airlines is taking a savage beating over this.
How apropos.
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