I COMPLETELY understand this man’s frustration, I really do. As someone with sensitive hearing, I find the sound of babies crying very unpleasant to deal with. However, I recently invested in some expensive noise-cancelling headphones and they have been a life-saver. I suggest this man does the same.
Yea it’s annoying to hear babies cry, but the first time i got on a plane, my ears were hurting VERY bad because of the pressure to the point where i cried. imagine how it is for a baby
Often the parent dealing with the crying baby is feeling overwhelmed and crappy when they aren’t able to soothe the baby. Screaming at the baby and/or the parent isn’t going to help anything. Either it makes the parent more frantic or angry and can cause the baby to cry and scream louder. It’s not as if the baby went on that plane with the intention to cry. I’m not a parent myself but I can have some empathy for babies and their parents.
@@lolfala101 you need to grow up big time. Nobody can predict how their baby's gonna act and if a baby's overtired or they're scared or they're not feeling good they cry they don't have any other way to express it! I had to fly alone with my twins when they were 11 months old and it was not easy at all and thankfully I had very nice amazing people I flew with and the lady sitting next to me held one of my twins for me and played with her. Good thing I wasn't sitting by someone like you
One time on a Christmas eve flight home a baby was crying for about an hour behind me. I turned around and said "your mom is going to bring this up every Christmas for the rest of your life". The mom laughed which made the baby stop crying and smile. I felt so cool lol.
100% I bet all the idiot adults around him just made it worse because they were telling this dude to just "shut up" and "be a real man" when in reality it's understandable that they baby is super annoying
I get annoyed frequently, but this man is on another level (This is a joke, I don’t know what the guys been through, but it’s normal for babies to cry over 30 minutes)
the guy screaming approach is in the wrong but he did point out something actually valid, im sorry but a baby crying for 35 minutes?? something fishy there, not 5, 15 mins, 20 minutes but more than half almost an hour seems quite neglected or instigated by parents
@@Me-ks6eu i agree, and this man might have gone thru really tough times and maybe was stressed or even scared of flying? But they put it on the News and now the world think he is a psycho. Poor guy.
@@Me-ks6eu it is not vaild at all. 35 minutes is all it takes for him to act this way? It shows he lived good and privileged life. No hardship! when baby crying is all it takes for him to act like a Bish
No one ever WANTS to travel with a baby. Sometimes you just have to. I was on a flight once with a fussy baby and a stressed mama, and as she tried to calm the baby down another lady walked up and kindly offered to hold the baby for a while. She had a mother's touch and patiently held and played with the baby for most of the flight. My faith in humanity: restored. For clarification, I meant the actual traveling part, as in flying, not the vacation itself
Because the baby is just that.. a baby. What do we think of babies? Crying. What do we think of adults? Hopefully some brains to be helpful and not a total a hole
Man this is why I helped a woman with a crying baby who was about to lose her cool. I told her I would hold her for a bit so the mom could help her other child to the bathroom. Baby ended up stopping after 10 minutes and falling asleep. I held her till we landed.
I wonder someone on that plane at least offered the parent/caregiver of the crying baby help like you did. We never know what the circumstances of other people flying and the baby might have had to fly for some serious reason. It is a sad world that someone like this guy exists.
I've done that too during a flight too. The baby can sense stress, and this Mother was very stressed. So I offered to hold the baby for a little while, but he fell asleep in my arms, and so I just held him until we landed. His Mother was so thankful, and I was more than happy to help. Good Karma for us, Kelsey; not to mention it was the right thing to do =)
What does he want them to do? You only complain to employees if they can actually do something to help you. You don't yell at a hotel housekeeper about the checkout time. They can't murder the baby, or throw them off the plane. So what does he think yelling will get him?
I understand him though. Who wants to get stuck in a plane with a baby crying all flight where the parent doesn’t do anything. Its a free headache/migraine/stress. And don’t give me the “tHe PaRenT Is tRYinG tHeir BeSt” cause clearly they aint trying hard enough. Being prepared and all. Not saying he should blame the flight attendants.
I understand how annoying a crying baby can be. I have 2 kids of my own. The embarrassment the female with him felt especially when they tell him "you're yelling" and he says "so is the baby"😂
She was not dealing with the baby, clearly. Any good parent could shut their spawn up within 15 minutes at the absolute maximum. The baby doesn’t enjoy the flight, the whole plane doesn’t enjoy the flight, the parent doesn’t enjoy the flight, why take your baby on the plane?
As a mother i get anxious and overwhelmed 😢when my baby cries in the car and I can't do anything because I'm driving. It's usually for about 15 minutes max...I can't imagine how flustered the mom must have been.
Kids crying on the plane is far worse than them crying in the car. In the plane, your ears start hurting and the crying makes it even worse. Not to mention you’re stuck in a small area with dozens of other people, it sucks.
Yep, I had to listen to a screaming toddler for all 7 hours of my flight, which doesn't include 2 hours of crying at the boarding gate and arrival gate. Turns out, the kid was crying because the parents lost the charger for their iPad.
I gotta say though, I feel this guy. One day I was on a 5 hour flight going across the country and throughout the whole entire flight, there was this baby that kept on screaming and crying, and by screaming, I mean it. I have never heard that loud of screaming coming from a baby, so I used my noise cancelling earbuds, which worked quite well, but unlucky for my mother who was sitting a few seats away, she had absolutely nothing to put over her ears. For my mother, this was one of the worst flights she was ever on, and because of that incident she ended up getting noise cancelling headphones and she brings them on every single flight.
The baby ears was closed, anyone who fly knows you have to chew something to keep your ears open and popping, the mom and dad should have took the baby to the bathroom to ease the noise or let people know what was going on with their child. Come one the guy was in right and his lane. But again 35 minutes to let a baby cry.
@@joycettabutler5692 the baby's ears were closed, wtf does that mean. Sorry but I don't think that guy was right at all. Hes lucky didn't get his ass beat.
As someone who lost an entire night of sleep on a 9 hour red eye flight due to a crying kid, I totally understand his frustration. However, this guy took his frustration too far.
No you don’t understand the frustration. Until you have a child of your own, losing an entire nights sleep is NOTHING compared to losing several months/years of nights sleep.
Had a kid kicking my seat on a flight from Ibiza to Paris. Had not slept in over 24 hours, gave the kid a little death stare and he instantly stopped. lol
That was me, I was the kid kicking your seat, let me know when your next flight is so me and my mommy can book a seat behind you and I can kick your seat again. I love the bonding between me and you
This is why we need kids/infants free flights... i dont want to fly with kids or babies non stop crying or screaming.... not everyone loves kids or babies... sorry
not everyone loves adults who act like children either. You think going into bars and seeing adults brawl needlessly, or going to children's games and hearing adults screaming at what is just a game is any more enjoyable?
there was a white lady who rode a tour bus with us, and when the bus ran onto traffic , she started yelling at the bus driver as she only stopped for a layover, & she'd be late for her flight..so its in all races.
Ngl, some parents don't know how to parent either though. We had an 8 hour flight with a toddler and baby with parents who didn't believe in punishment. So the toddler was running up and down the aisle screaming, they were stepping and climbing into empty seats on the plane and some guy ended up catching him when he fell, they had puked as well in the aisle and some of it got on one of the other passengers. And the parents just sat there and did nothing. I think other passengers were more engaged with the kid than his own parents were. So it was sad because you feel for the kids but it was annoying to listen to 8 hours of nonstop screaming.
I see this at restaurants and stores all the time. Far too many parents want the world to cater to them in every way but god forbid they show an ounce of consideration to anyone else.
My mother always told she had no problem bringing me and my siblings on the plane when we were still babies. We eventually found out its because she fed us cough syrup so we'd be sleeping the entire flight 😅😅😅
We were surrounded by crying babies on a late flight + a 2 year old kicking the back of the seat. Asked mum if her child could stop kicking the seat and she shouted back he’s only a child.
It can be hard, but it’s harder for the parents who have to take care of that baby. Have a couple kids yourself and it becomes so much easier to tolerate and have compassion for. 😊
@M SC I don't understand everyone saying they feel for him, after what he did. Some people can't handle crying babies, I get that. For me, they often give me migraines. But screaming at a baby? Hell, hope he never becomes a father if that's how he deals with babies or kids.
Over 35mins of non stop crying and screaming is unbearable. Let's be honest... The dude did most passengers wanna do. Some parents dont even soothe their babies and they themselves wear earbuds to block the crying
I truly understand how the guy feels. It’s not the parents nor the baby’s fault though. No use getting angry over things you can’t control. Just bring ear plugs on your next flight.
It is very much the parent’s fault. She was not trying to calm the baby down at all. Watch the video again. Listen to the audio again. 35 minutes until the man pointed out her crappy behavior and she still didn’t console the baby.
Wouldn't the same logiv apply to the other passengers bothered by his loud utterances?? Or is it JUST them entitled to the reasonable peaceful journey they paid for? ...just a question.
Someone with anxiety and PTSD I understand that guy. Although I'd never go on the plane if I know I can't deal with the noise. However people with babies and small children should not be taking them on a plane in the first place. You should be courteous to others.
Everyone is jumping down this man's throat, but did someone offer to assist with soothing the baby? I'd be pretty frustrated too if that were me. I can't honestly say that I'd react like this guy did, but I'd be pretty upset! 🤷🏾♀️
You cried as a baby...you frustrated people too. As did he when he was a baby...so this crying baby on the plane was his karma for what he did 50 or 60 years ago. Deal with it or don't travel on a commercial plane.
Yeah, let’s judge his maturity based on him feeling frustrated for absolutely valid points. Absolutely no judging parents whatsoever whom would take a toddler on a plane right?
I think that the point is not if the baby was crying. They will stop crying eventually. The point is the amount of time one has to hear a baby crying. After a few minutes it is frustrating. Not everyone has the same mental condition.
Some times people in the military have to move and you know that means taking their baby with them. I had to fly from US to Japan and my daughter was a baby and she cried a few times. Thankfully I did not have a man baby yelling at me.
I'm more than willing to pay extra for child free flights. Let the parents with kids have their flights. Wish there were non-private jet options to fly child free.
@@spikefivefivefive A prepared parent brings that already. We always have a cloth along. Little one won't shut up? Put her on your lap. Cloth goes over your knees and over your shoulder, close the sides, voila, instant sound-dampening tent. Won't create full quiet, but every decibel counts, and that's easily enough space for her to breathe normally. Obviously also doubles as a blanket.
Screaming like a baby as a grown man is acceptable tho? 😂 you’re making excuses for yelling at a baby that knows LITERALLY NOTHING. If you don’t want to listen then don’t fly commercial.
Let's be honest... he said what everyone else was thinking on that plane. I flew from Shanghai to Atlanta with a baby sitting behind me ... screaming and crying on and off for the whole flight. This was around when the pandemic had started too ... imagine being in China during the pandemic ...yeah .... everybody was already in an overly stressful mood to begin with It.
@@420smickypretending they cant hear it is a great first start. Consoling the baby? Most parents that have crying children just let them cry and do nothing
I get it but all he did was turn an inconvenience into a bigger issue. I hate paying taxes too but i deal with it because the alternative isn't worth the hassle.
Mom should have breast fed her baby and it probably would have stopped screaming. Problem was that the plane had been circling the airport for an hour waiting to land. The plane had to finally land in an entirely different airport. Not sure why, but I think that was the major contributing factor on why that baby's eyes kept popping.
@@globetrotting2628 Agree. Breast fed solved 99% of problems when my daughter was a baby. Today we still laugh that she would sleep through fire and earthquakes if she was feeding 😅😅
When I was on Amtrak, my baby woke up at 1am and decided to start wailing. They were gonna put me off in New York train station. I was so embarrassed I was about to take them up on that plan. After 20 minutes of screaming, my baby decided he was done and took his bottle and went back to sleep. It was so random. But I was willing to get off the train in a strange city because the mortified feeling the mom gets is worse than any feeling anyone else is feeling.
You're the adult, you know better. The baby really can't help it when they feel uncomfortable they cry. The plane had noise canceling headphones on the plan and you refused. Then that's on you. The mom is stressed enough as it is and that guy made matters worse.
I'm surprised we didn't get to hear about an emergency landing like in that case when a flight attendant got in a fight with a mother of an autistic girl...
Not really defending his actions but the mother should know better than to bring a baby on a plane and not know how to quiet it down after 35 minutes. Don't travel or know how to take care of your childrens' needs.
@@Goldfish_Vender You're right we should complain about the mother as well. Especially if she ignored the child. She could have asked for help from someone if she was too tired to care about her child.
It’s clear that this man has never had children. A baby’s crying is involuntary because they can’t express the pressure and pain they feel in their ears during a flight. Yet, instead of showing understanding, he acted entitled and intolerant. If he thinks he’s so important or special, maybe he should have booked a first-class ticket. Before judging, he should consider the parents’ perspective-they’re likely already stressed and embarrassed, and there’s little they can do to relieve the baby’s discomfort. Babies on planes cry out of fear and pain, not to inconvenience others.
@@user-wu2er4zd1d yikes😬... not the racism in this comment and stereotyping that their cultures is like this💀 you deserve no write in leaving a comment like this and belong in hell
OR he could also have sensory sensitivities, or something like autism, sensory processing disorder, dyspraxia... the sound of the crying baby could give him a meltdown...
@@uniformitydubliner9691 How is that an excuse? I have a huge chunk of the right frontal lobe of my brain missing and even I would know that yelling isn't appropriate. Most of us with sensory issues carry around headphones and actually USE them. He was just being an ass.
Maybe the younger baby was actually having a tantrum over the bigger baby crying, and we adults we’re the fools for not addressing the little baby’s concerns effectively The smaller baby should be awarded with compensation for this negative uneventful experience!
I was on a flight with my 15 month old son. He’s the sweetest kid. But on the plane the pressure on his ears was just too much and he screamed for at least 45 minutes. My husband and I tried feeding him and giving him a pacifier but nothing worked. I think once babies get the ear pain it’s too late to do anything but hope the plane lands soon.
@@nunyabizness9955 it’s called empathy. Try it. Most parents try their best to quiet down children. Sometimes they won’t be quiet. Children crying does create an emotional response in us and it has helped keep us humans alive for thousands of years. Ear plugs, headphones and some empathy can go along way.
Then don't bring them in a plane. It's ridiculous how this is everyone else's problem when you just identified with the fact that it can't be helped. Place the trip on hold or dive your own car. The world doesn't revolve around your baby.
Considering how flights get cancelled and not enough pilots/staff scheduled properly depending on the airline, this may not even work out. But yea who want child free flights need to pay extra then since it’s an additional comfort like if you brought first class seats. I don’t know how many fools would rather pay for that child free comfort than bring some headphones which is much cheaper than tickets.
@itazuranakisu I would, and I appreciate you not calling me a fool. I have taken noise canceling headphones and even though it did block out normal crying, sometimes it doesn't block out screeching. Sign me up for a child free flight, I'm willing to pay extra.
That's not a solution. A better solution would be to make people with kids pay more money since they have more people in their party AND because they're the ones subjecting other passengers to discomfort, pure hell, immaturity, mental abuse and more! Childfree people NEVER subject anyone to anything and they shouldn't have to pay MORE money for a comfortable, decent, quiet flight from point A to point B.
@@itazuranakisu The sound of screeching infants cuts through even the top of the line noise cancelling headphones. It's an evolutionary trait for humans to hear that horrific sound. Parents bringing kids to flights should be quarantined to a soundproof section of the plane, then they can all enjoy their crying kids together.
How can you tell? Sometimes nothing you do helps, and you just kinda shut down out of exhaustion and stress and focus on trying to keep the kid safe as both of you ride out the crying fit. When that happens, it's awful for everyone
Babies have only one form of communication, which is crying, I think that tends to fly over people's heads. The baby's ears may have been hurting because of the fact that it was on a plane and may not have been used to it. People need to realize that and get over it or maybe even bring ear plugs.
That baby was crying for 35 minutes? What they hell is wrong with the parents of that kid, calm that kid down already. I’m with the guy yelling on this. How the hell you gonna let your kid cry for 35 minutes?
2:01 We've all been there. It may not have been your S.O./relative yelling obscenities on a plane, but we all know that feeling nonetheless. This was _exactly_ my reaction when my dad would ask for the manager at a restaurant to complain about "poor" customer service. (In reality, his anger and tone were totally unjustified imo.) It's bad enough when it's a stranger nearby who is overreacting -- it's _much_ worse when it's someone you know well, even love.
While I don’t agree with that man’s behavior, I understand his frustration. In 1979 I was on a flight from Travis Air Force Base, California, to Honolulu, Hawaii. The flight lasted five hours and 45 minutes. The plane was fully loaded with single military personnel in uniform as well as dependents. One baby on board not only cried - it screamed from the time we were airborne until we touched down in Hawaii. I understood that the baby was probably in extreme discomfort and I silently coped with the situation. We were packed into that plane elbow to elbow and it was a miserable, stressful, claustrophobic experience. I had to keep reminding myself that I was soon going to be enjoying my brand new assignment in Hawaii. I never forgot that experience.
i get where he’s coming from, but i had a baby screaming for 2 hours straight, i sat in my seat having a mental breakdown and crying very quietly. i would NEVER act like this.
I know EXACTLY how he feels, but getting put on the no-fly list is a bigger deal than most people seem to realize.
They don’t put them on the no fly list for that. He maybe banned from that particular airline but that’s not a no fly list offense.
@@kyssedbythasun9358 it should be! If a grown man can’t control his emotions then he shouldn’t be on the plane at all.
@@kyssedbythasun9358 oh he's definitely on no fly list now
i also bet u a million bucks the guy first asked nicely it just was not on video
@@kyssedbythasun9358 his black ass don’t need to fly anywhere he needs to run he’s huge
I feel for the dude, but screaming about it ain't gonna help either.
Right. Instead of one baby now the other passengers have to deal with two babies.
Now there is two loud human beings on the plane
The irony 😂😂😂 he's mad at a baby for crying and he's doing the same but probably worst 😂😂
He's An Idiot
Feel for the mom/dad. That adult has no brain
Not going to lie, calling a plane an echo chamber is hilarious
Lol. Yeah, but there's some truth to it as well.
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Don't forget about the preacher interview. " I don't want to be stuck in the tube full of demons "
Lol
Its really not but ok
That "did that MF pay extra to yell" line had me absolutely WEAK 😂.
Ikr hood logic
Exactly so why is his yelling any different than the baby crying? Everyone flying should invest in super duper headphones.
He snapped on the baby😂
He said F’kin baby.
@@leataylor9277Freaking
I COMPLETELY understand this man’s frustration, I really do. As someone with sensitive hearing, I find the sound of babies crying very unpleasant to deal with. However, I recently invested in some expensive noise-cancelling headphones and they have been a life-saver. I suggest this man does the same.
True
what is sensitive hearing is it a medical condition of some sort?
@@DaDogDefender if you can afford a $150 plane ticket than you can afford a $200 pair of airpod pros.
Yea it’s annoying to hear babies cry, but the first time i got on a plane, my ears were hurting VERY bad because of the pressure to the point where i cried. imagine how it is for a baby
@@matrixmega8749damn , I didn't k own they were that much 😂 that's more than the flight.
Often the parent dealing with the crying baby is feeling overwhelmed and crappy when they aren’t able to soothe the baby. Screaming at the baby and/or the parent isn’t going to help anything. Either it makes the parent more frantic or angry and can cause the baby to cry and scream louder. It’s not as if the baby went on that plane with the intention to cry. I’m not a parent myself but I can have some empathy for babies and their parents.
No one told them to have a child.
@@lolfala101 wtf kind of take LMFAOOOO
@@lolfala101 you need to grow up big time. Nobody can predict how their baby's gonna act and if a baby's overtired or they're scared or they're not feeling good they cry they don't have any other way to express it! I had to fly alone with my twins when they were 11 months old and it was not easy at all and thankfully I had very nice amazing people I flew with and the lady sitting next to me held one of my twins for me and played with her. Good thing I wasn't sitting by someone like you
@@texasgina I couldn’t careless. Keep your spawn at home or something.
@LolFalla no one told youre parents to either
One time on a Christmas eve flight home a baby was crying for about an hour behind me. I turned around and said "your mom is going to bring this up every Christmas for the rest of your life". The mom laughed which made the baby stop crying and smile. I felt so cool lol.
I think the mom laughing is what calmed the baby down
Wonderful. Kindness goes a long way.
Wow dude 😂
Whenever I get a baby to smile or laugh, I wear it like a badge of honor.
Well your not cool.
Telling someone to calm down has never made anyone calm down.
Whoa, calm down there buster.
100% I bet all the idiot adults around him just made it worse because they were telling this dude to just "shut up" and "be a real man" when in reality it's understandable that they baby is super annoying
@@trollol_ wtf calm down
ikr
it works on adults.
I get annoyed frequently, but this man is on another level (This is a joke, I don’t know what the guys been through, but it’s normal for babies to cry over 30 minutes)
the guy screaming approach is in the wrong but he did point out something actually valid, im sorry but a baby crying for 35 minutes?? something fishy there, not 5, 15 mins, 20 minutes but more than half almost an hour seems quite neglected or instigated by parents
@@Me-ks6eu i agree, and this man might have gone thru really tough times and maybe was stressed or even scared of flying? But they put it on the News and now the world think he is a psycho. Poor guy.
@@stefanvegsund9584 y’all making excuses for his immature and disgusting acts is wrong. Life is stressful, that doesn’t excuses him acting this way
@@Me-ks6eu it is not vaild at all. 35 minutes is all it takes for him to act this way? It shows he lived good and privileged life. No hardship! when baby crying is all it takes for him to act like a Bish
@@msunje9862 bro all you have to do is calm your baby down 35 mins?
You gotta see the unedited version. My favorite is when he says "did the baby pay extra to yell"?
Do you have a link to the unedited version? I looked on Google, Duck duck go and Twitter 😢
@@Mhel2023 TMZ have the whole unedited version .
@@Mhel2023 quote "DID THAT LITTLE MUTHAFUCKA PAY EXTRA TO YELL"
Lol that’s funny because I’m not stuck in a plane with him
😂😂😂
No one ever WANTS to travel with a baby. Sometimes you just have to. I was on a flight once with a fussy baby and a stressed mama, and as she tried to calm the baby down another lady walked up and kindly offered to hold the baby for a while. She had a mother's touch and patiently held and played with the baby for most of the flight. My faith in humanity: restored.
For clarification, I meant the actual traveling part, as in flying, not the vacation itself
@tablesalt2628 sorry, I meant the actual plane/traveling aspect, not the vacation itself
@Table Salt
Staying at home for 3-4 years isn't exactly an option now is it?
Why would you have to travel though?
@@Laura-tv2dx
Because work, holiday destinations and family aren't all inside your home?
Jeez, what sort of question is that?
@@fredpuntdroad8701 white white white
1:10 - "So is the babyy!" Gets me everytime 😂
Me 2
😂😂😂
He is not wrong though
@@Mario87456he’s complaining about a baby by complaining like a baby
😂😂😂
I would literally pay extra for a child free flight. Why do airlines not offer those? They would make more money.
amen
I honestly agree
Or they could have like small sound proof cabins for parents with their babies.
I would too buddy.
i would pay extra to not be on a flight with you karen’s.
"so is the baby" LMAO
Well, he's not wrong, but one is an adult and the other is a baby.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that part had me
Because the baby is just that.. a baby. What do we think of babies? Crying. What do we think of adults? Hopefully some brains to be helpful and not a total a hole
He's a baby too
@@ninjapirate123 I know now there’s two of them 😅🤣
That dude needs a snickers
You’re not you when your hungry
😂
@@marissa._ Babies cry, it's normal.
@@s.p.8803
Paying passengers have a right to complain! Its normal!
@@marissa._ Complain about what exactly? Very often, there's nothing you can do. You buckle up because you're an adult supposed to understand this.
"You're yelling" ..."SO IS THE BABY!" LMAO! 🤣 🤣
😂😂😂
I don’t think I’ve ever been on a flight where a baby wasn’t crying 😹😹 tf does bro expect
Man this is why I helped a woman with a crying baby who was about to lose her cool. I told her I would hold her for a bit so the mom could help her other child to the bathroom. Baby ended up stopping after 10 minutes and falling asleep. I held her till we landed.
I wonder someone on that plane at least offered the parent/caregiver of the crying baby help like you did. We never know what the circumstances of other people flying and the baby might have had to fly for some serious reason. It is a sad world that someone like this guy exists.
he was a baby once before why is he complaining?
Thank you for being a kind human!
Yeah and you’re not blek. Wonder why you had so much patience and compassion and intelligence…..?
I've done that too during a flight too. The baby can sense stress, and this Mother was very stressed. So I offered to hold the baby for a little while, but he fell asleep in my arms, and so I just held him until we landed. His Mother was so thankful, and I was more than happy to help. Good Karma for us, Kelsey; not to mention it was the right thing to do =)
What does he want them to do? You only complain to employees if they can actually do something to help you. You don't yell at a hotel housekeeper about the checkout time. They can't murder the baby, or throw them off the plane. So what does he think yelling will get him?
Take it without being allowed by their employees to talk back.
A refund?!
On video... 😆
There was a 40 minute delay ... can you imagine the entire flight with obnoxious screaming baby,?
He is 100% correct.
I understand him though. Who wants to get stuck in a plane with a baby crying all flight where the parent doesn’t do anything. Its a free headache/migraine/stress.
And don’t give me the “tHe PaRenT Is tRYinG tHeir BeSt” cause clearly they aint trying hard enough. Being prepared and all.
Not saying he should blame the flight attendants.
“And a grown man, acting like a baby”
Love how they fire shots in the most professional way 😂
That was honestly very unprofessional
@@glowingcrowns1692 stop poking holes in my fun, it was funny lol
Newswoman probably has a crying baby😅
@@glowingcrowns1692 , she's not wrong though 💀
@@oDM0o right she's not. I wouldnt argue that. Just not professional.
Babies can’t help it. Their ears hurt badly at that altitude
Don't carry or have them then
@@JustinSmith-nn2jw Come on, be a little more sensitive, will you?
@@TheMouseAvengerthat’s the problem now, so much sensitivity going on these days.
Then don't bring a baby on a plane? Is the baby a president or something?
@@TheMouseAvengerLikewise you be more sensitive to the hundreds of other people on the plane.
That poor woman next to the guy…… 😢
Probably his wife🤔
Give her something to eat and she'll be fine...
the babies just as annoying as tick
@@m13848 baby's*
@@m13848 *baby's*
I understand how annoying a crying baby can be. I have 2 kids of my own. The embarrassment the female with him felt especially when they tell him "you're yelling" and he says "so is the baby"😂
LMAO that had me howling with laughter.
Imagine how he is at home and what he treats her! I hope he gets fired from his job.,💯 He is supposed to be man but acted like a unruly nut!
@@Chi_BlacGyrl She married this dork so live with it !
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i agree with rude guy
I feel bad for the lady sitting next to the man who was screaming....she had to deal with him AND the baby!
Loool
Looks like she was with him.
@@imelopez5896 not for long.....lol
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She was not dealing with the baby, clearly. Any good parent could shut their spawn up within 15 minutes at the absolute maximum. The baby doesn’t enjoy the flight, the whole plane doesn’t enjoy the flight, the parent doesn’t enjoy the flight, why take your baby on the plane?
Babies should not be on plane especially long flights
As if his yelling isn’t going to make the baby cry louder 🤦🏻♀️
As a mother i get anxious and overwhelmed 😢when my baby cries in the car and I can't do anything because I'm driving. It's usually for about 15 minutes max...I can't imagine how flustered the mom must have been.
News flash! It's ok to let your baby cry. Some kids don't like car rides!
Kids crying on the plane is far worse than them crying in the car. In the plane, your ears start hurting and the crying makes it even worse. Not to mention you’re stuck in a small area with dozens of other people, it sucks.
As long as the parent is trying their best, what else can you do. Imagine if that man had kids of his own
The baby could have been suffering from a sudden medical issue then this man goes off so easily..I hope he doesn't have kids.
What if the parent is not even trying?
@@doomdude69 Yea then you have a word with the parents, sounds like he was just moaning at the baby
Lmao that's why probably got none.😂
@@Chi_BlacGyrl i doubt that. As a parent of 3, I can say you aint good enough at parenting if you cant hush your baby within 5 to 10 mins.
Honestly I get it. Babies crying is the most annoying sound ever
It really is...
100% agree. It's one reason I never had children.
Yes BUT Adult Male scream is the WORSE EVER
Yep, I had to listen to a screaming toddler for all 7 hours of my flight, which doesn't include 2 hours of crying at the boarding gate and arrival gate. Turns out, the kid was crying because the parents lost the charger for their iPad.
It has to be annoying, otherwise we wouldn't exist
I lost it when he said I have no problem going to jail…as long as they put cuffs on that baby too…..🤣🤣
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Lmao
That’s hilarious 😂
I gotta say though, I feel this guy. One day I was on a 5 hour flight going across the country and throughout the whole entire flight, there was this baby that kept on screaming and crying, and by screaming, I mean it. I have never heard that loud of screaming coming from a baby, so I used my noise cancelling earbuds, which worked quite well, but unlucky for my mother who was sitting a few seats away, she had absolutely nothing to put over her ears. For my mother, this was one of the worst flights she was ever on, and because of that incident she ended up getting noise cancelling headphones and she brings them on every single flight.
You devil😂 you should give it that earbuds to your mother first and you man up and Indore the horror 😂
The baby ears was closed, anyone who fly knows you have to chew something to keep your ears open and popping, the mom and dad should have took the baby to the bathroom to ease the noise or let people know what was going on with their child. Come one the guy was in right and his lane. But again 35 minutes to let a baby cry.
@@joycettabutler5692 the baby's ears were closed, wtf does that mean. Sorry but I don't think that guy was right at all. Hes lucky didn't get his ass beat.
Oh dear God! How terrible for you.. You had to use noise canceling headphones while enjoying the miracle of modern air travel
@@Goodfella0982 Yes! Give the infant bubble gum. Great solution
Bro let the intrusive thoughts win 💀
As someone who lost an entire night of sleep on a 9 hour red eye flight due to a crying kid, I totally understand his frustration. However, this guy took his frustration too far.
No you don’t understand the frustration. Until you have a child of your own, losing an entire nights sleep is NOTHING compared to losing several months/years of nights sleep.
@@bazwaz6297 so your first instinct is to try ruin everyone elses life too? Great morals.
@@ScienceChild😂😂😂😂😂
@@ScienceChild Some instinct
@@ScienceChild 💯
Had a kid kicking my seat on a flight from Ibiza to Paris. Had not slept in over 24 hours, gave the kid a little death stare and he instantly stopped. lol
That is very different to a crying baby. A bratty kid can (and should) be stopped by the parents!
That was me, I was the kid kicking your seat, let me know when your next flight is so me and my mommy can book a seat behind you and I can kick your seat again.
I love the bonding between me and you
@Ahmaio uh was that supposed to be funny?
@@oldsport21 I love you
@@Ahmaiothe rage bait is insane lol
This is why we need kids/infants free flights... i dont want to fly with kids or babies non stop crying or screaming.... not everyone loves kids or babies... sorry
Exactly
not everyone loves adults who act like children either. You think going into bars and seeing adults brawl needlessly, or going to children's games and hearing adults screaming at what is just a game is any more enjoyable?
@@brandoncolis3841yes
"You're Yelling"
"So is the baby!" 😂
He just making the baby scared what a jerk
I feel bad for the mom. She probably wanted to cry. No one has compassion for stressed out mom’s these days.
He is just making things worse than it is. What he is doing is adding more fuel to the fire.
he did exactly what i wouldve done.. in my head..
Ikr? Crying babies a plane irks me a lot too.
Seems same inhumane.. buy private jet together
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I know for me the breaking point would be the crying combined with the holding pattern.
As the adult, I'm responsible for my self-control though.
"Did that mf***er pay extra to yell?" 😂😂 😂
there was a white lady who rode a tour bus with us, and when the bus ran onto traffic , she started yelling at the bus driver as she only stopped for a layover, & she'd be late for her flight..so its in all races.
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@jasonvoorhees5640 it means Im not racist
Ngl, some parents don't know how to parent either though. We had an 8 hour flight with a toddler and baby with parents who didn't believe in punishment. So the toddler was running up and down the aisle screaming, they were stepping and climbing into empty seats on the plane and some guy ended up catching him when he fell, they had puked as well in the aisle and some of it got on one of the other passengers. And the parents just sat there and did nothing. I think other passengers were more engaged with the kid than his own parents were. So it was sad because you feel for the kids but it was annoying to listen to 8 hours of nonstop screaming.
I see this at restaurants and stores all the time. Far too many parents want the world to cater to them in every way but god forbid they show an ounce of consideration to anyone else.
That dude is just desperate to get fired from his job, not realizing that any incident outside the workplace can give companies a bad publicity.
My mother always told she had no problem bringing me and my siblings on the plane when we were still babies. We eventually found out its because she fed us cough syrup so we'd be sleeping the entire flight 😅😅😅
Well it did you no harm and pacified the other passengers. Well done to your Mum!
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I can’t stand a crying baby on a plane
We were surrounded by crying babies on a late flight + a 2 year old kicking the back of the seat. Asked mum if her child could stop kicking the seat and she shouted back he’s only a child.
Exactly dude
Noise canceling headphones exist
It can be hard, but it’s harder for the parents who have to take care of that baby. Have a couple kids yourself and it becomes so much easier to tolerate and have compassion for. 😊
Me too!
I feel for the dude but telling the kid shut up screaming it’s not going to help
Why do you feel for him? He’s a bad person. Feel for everyone else on the plane that he’s scaring and hurting
@M SC I don't understand everyone saying they feel for him, after what he did. Some people can't handle crying babies, I get that. For me, they often give me migraines. But screaming at a baby? Hell, hope he never becomes a father if that's how he deals with babies or kids.
@@lieselotmauroo9808He's a bm the most protected person on the planet.Due to George Floyd riots.
I'm afraid that, if I had been the frazzled parent, I would snap and go off on someone doing that.
@@wasitsomethingisaid5814 Rubbish
Everybody knows that yelling at babies ALWAYS calms them down.
Guys an idiot.
Poor parent.
Over 35mins of non stop crying and screaming is unbearable. Let's be honest... The dude did most passengers wanna do. Some parents dont even soothe their babies and they themselves wear earbuds to block the crying
If you're not a parent it would be unbearable. Get a life or get first class. Babies, cry it's not the end of the world. 😊
@@GT-mc9eg 💯
@@GT-mc9eg you sound like one of those parents that would let their baby cry the whole flight, put on earbuds and not even care 💀
@@cassie12121Other people who don't want to hear that should do the same.
@@cassie12121 unless your a parent 🤐
Ok. Let's be serious tho people. A crying baby for 35 minutes and you haven't even took off is flicking nuts!
Gky
@@longsleevethong1457 gfym
Ngl that is one huge test of patience 35 mins, 😂 I’d have been feeling like that on the inside for sure 😂😂😂
An adult yelling at a baby is nuts I woulda slapped his ass both of us woulda been escorted by the police
@@turfn_101 He wasn't yelling at the baby.
I truly understand how the guy feels. It’s not the parents nor the baby’s fault though. No use getting angry over things you can’t control. Just bring ear plugs on your next flight.
It is very much the parent’s fault. She was not trying to calm the baby down at all. Watch the video again. Listen to the audio again. 35 minutes until the man pointed out her crappy behavior and she still didn’t console the baby.
It’s clearly the parents fault, don’t be a parent if you don’t know how too or not ready too.
@@drewpaupanekis4710mg you think every parent can just magically get their baby to stop crying? Oof. Tell me you're not a parent without telling me
Wouldn't the same logiv apply to the other passengers bothered by his loud utterances?? Or is it JUST them entitled to the reasonable peaceful journey they paid for? ...just a question.
It’s okay to get angry, just don’t act out on it.
Someone with anxiety and PTSD I understand that guy. Although I'd never go on the plane if I know I can't deal with the noise. However people with babies and small children should not be taking them on a plane in the first place. You should be courteous to others.
He’s a grown man throwing a tantrum. I feel bad for his significant other 😩😩 I would feel beyond embarrassed with his behavior 🫠
Seriously, that was insane. 😩😞
I would have been mortified.
Everyone is jumping down this man's throat, but did someone offer to assist with soothing the baby? I'd be pretty frustrated too if that were me. I can't honestly say that I'd react like this guy did, but I'd be pretty upset! 🤷🏾♀️
Babies cry. Nothing abnormal about that.
Huh??
@@s.p.8803 maybe he's frustrated the parents aren't doing anything..some parents don't, and that's also not out of the ordinary.
You sound childless and ignorant. 😭😭😭
You cried as a baby...you frustrated people too. As did he when he was a baby...so this crying baby on the plane was his karma for what he did 50 or 60 years ago. Deal with it or don't travel on a commercial plane.
He seems like a mature well adjusted man.
LoL
Yeah, let’s judge his maturity based on him feeling frustrated for absolutely valid points. Absolutely no judging parents whatsoever whom would take a toddler on a plane right?
@@HeavenRecordz We know why he has a white wife.
@@justbecause9645 right
@@justbecause9645 ah your racism is hilarious
I think that the point is not if the baby was crying. They will stop crying eventually. The point is the amount of time one has to hear a baby crying. After a few minutes it is frustrating. Not everyone has the same mental condition.
I think I would have freaked out, too... it is extremely annoying and to last for 35 minutes.
He deserves to be on the no fly list
After 35 minutes of screaming in my ears, I'd lose it, too.
The baby is colic and should not be flying
Especially when u had like 2 hrs of sleep and trying to get by and then only thing u hear is constant high pitch screams lol
And it would make you just as much of a jerk as this guy.
Wear headphones or earplugs💀
Some times people in the military have to move and you know that means taking their baby with them. I had to fly from US to Japan and my daughter was a baby and she cried a few times. Thankfully I did not have a man baby yelling at me.
I'm more than willing to pay extra for child free flights. Let the parents with kids have their flights. Wish there were non-private jet options to fly child free.
First class usually
Exactly... I have plans baybyyy... I refuse to deal with a man like this and I have no children...
It should be same price for child free flights, but way more expensive to bring your kid!
@@mandyellis876 - Give them enclosed soundproof seating. It will be expensive but oh well.
@@spikefivefivefive
A prepared parent brings that already. We always have a cloth along. Little one won't shut up? Put her on your lap. Cloth goes over your knees and over your shoulder, close the sides, voila, instant sound-dampening tent.
Won't create full quiet, but every decibel counts, and that's easily enough space for her to breathe normally.
Obviously also doubles as a blanket.
I mean I’m ngl 35+ minutes is a lot
Screaming like a baby as a grown man is acceptable tho? 😂 you’re making excuses for yelling at a baby that knows LITERALLY NOTHING. If you don’t want to listen then don’t fly commercial.
@@catfood233 💀💀 Geesh calm down I never said what he did was right I just said 35+ mins is a lot to deal with
I remember a flight I was on must have been 2 hours of non stop crying years and years later and it still makes me shudder
@@catfood233 So don’t bring a baby on a flight or make an effort to control them.
That poor baby's ears were popping
I don't condone his outburst but I understand
He said racist stuff about the baby..he got racist on a baby..wow..he said if the baby was black this wouldn't be happening..
It’s true though no denying that I’ve seen videos like that.
This is why I always pack my headphones WHENEVER I'm on a plane. 😂
He said he had headphones on and was sleep
Same
Yep….I never know when I might encounter a loud black person so I always carry headphones too
the guy has a point. a crying baby would drive me nuts. medicate the baby to sleep
Maybe you should fly a private jet or take a boat.
@@joanofarcxxi only if you're paying. have common courtesy and medicate the child.
So the real baby here was a grown ass man. Damn.
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Some people can’t control themselves or their emotions like grown adults
Bingo.
People?
exactly!!!! HE IS THE ADULT!!! lol!!!!!!
100% Nobody should ever Not be able to control themselves, it's a horrible sign of weakness
Someone should learn how to control their kid
Let's be honest... he said what everyone else was thinking on that plane. I flew from Shanghai to Atlanta with a baby sitting behind me ... screaming and crying on and off for the whole flight. This was around when the pandemic had started too ... imagine being in China during the pandemic ...yeah .... everybody was already in an overly stressful mood to begin with It.
But it’s a baby .. there’s almost anything you can do
Any suggestion what parents could have done? Maybe left the baby at home? Or throw out of plane? Stuff something in mouth?
@@420smickypretending they cant hear it is a great first start. Consoling the baby? Most parents that have crying children just let them cry and do nothing
@@420smickyare you serious?
I get it but all he did was turn an inconvenience into a bigger issue. I hate paying taxes too but i deal with it because the alternative isn't worth the hassle.
I blame this man but also the parents.
“That’s the sound of a crying baby well a grown man is acting like a bigger baby” that sentence made me laugh. 😄
Me too
100th like! I agree
Everything about this is absolutely hilarious 😂 i def feel him though bc babies can cry too no end sometimes
I feel for the parents, they had no control over this and probably were embarrassed themselves.
Why bring baby on flight? Mistake number one.
@@bpavilion8994 because in a lot of cases they have no choice but to bring their child, look at both sides.
Mom should have breast fed her baby and it probably would have stopped screaming. Problem was that the plane had been circling the airport for an hour waiting to land. The plane had to finally land in an entirely different airport. Not sure why, but I think that was the major contributing factor on why that baby's eyes kept popping.
@@globetrotting2628 Agree. Breast fed solved 99% of problems when my daughter was a baby. Today we still laugh that she would sleep through fire and earthquakes if she was feeding 😅😅
@@bpavilion8994 maybe because the baby needs to travel with the parents lol
If minor inconveniences bother this guy, how did he earn money to pay for his ticket?
I think people have completely lost their minds acting like this.
Agreed
I know I would if I get stuck with a crying baby for too long.
As someone with sensory issues I completely understand
Get some headphones
Grow up
@@disel2301 i apologize for wanting a quiet flight
@@nundulan he doesn´t have to, the airline has to provide them.
@@disel2301 Go be a burden to people somewhere else.
When I was on Amtrak, my baby woke up at 1am and decided to start wailing. They were gonna put me off in New York train station. I was so embarrassed I was about to take them up on that plan. After 20 minutes of screaming, my baby decided he was done and took his bottle and went back to sleep. It was so random. But I was willing to get off the train in a strange city because the mortified feeling the mom gets is worse than any feeling anyone else is feeling.
On a train you can take the baby away from the crowd, move around, find some space to settle. On a plane you're stuck to your seat.
Hugs! It's not in your control and if people do not have that little empathy, it's not your problem.
These folks don't know. Instead of showing empathy and being helpers, they rant about anything that makes them uncomfortable.
He's the only baby that I hear crying .
You're the adult, you know better. The baby really can't help it when they feel uncomfortable they cry. The plane had noise canceling headphones on the plan and you refused. Then that's on you.
The mom is stressed enough as it is and that guy made matters worse.
I'm surprised we didn't get to hear about an emergency landing like in that case when a flight attendant got in a fight with a mother of an autistic girl...
Not really defending his actions but the mother should know better than to bring a baby on a plane and not know how to quiet it down after 35 minutes. Don't travel or know how to take care of your childrens' needs.
@@Goldfish_Vender You're right we should complain about the mother as well. Especially if she ignored the child. She could have asked for help from someone if she was too tired to care about her child.
@jasonvoorhees5640 Good argument, you got me bro darn.
It’s clear that this man has never had children. A baby’s crying is involuntary because they can’t express the pressure and pain they feel in their ears during a flight. Yet, instead of showing understanding, he acted entitled and intolerant. If he thinks he’s so important or special, maybe he should have booked a first-class ticket. Before judging, he should consider the parents’ perspective-they’re likely already stressed and embarrassed, and there’s little they can do to relieve the baby’s discomfort. Babies on planes cry out of fear and pain, not to inconvenience others.
The baby should be banned from commercial planes for life.
He needs to be placed on the “Do not fly” ✈️ list indefinitely.
He has anger issues 😐😳😳😳😳
Wrong!
he has entitlement issues
Or sensory processing issues !
That's their culture😂
@@user-wu2er4zd1d yikes😬... not the racism in this comment and stereotyping that their cultures is like this💀 you deserve no write in leaving a comment like this and belong in hell
0:22 there's a crying baby, but we have an older man acting like an even BIGGER baby.
Truer words couldn't be said
you know the baby was crying for over 35 minutes right.... wtf were the parents doing?
OR he could also have sensory sensitivities, or something like autism, sensory processing disorder, dyspraxia... the sound of the crying baby could give him a meltdown...
@@uniformitydubliner9691 How is that an excuse? I have a huge chunk of the right frontal lobe of my brain missing and even I would know that yelling isn't appropriate. Most of us with sensory issues carry around headphones and actually USE them. He was just being an ass.
@@GorgieClarissa 45 actually
Maybe the younger baby was actually having a tantrum over the bigger baby crying, and we adults we’re the fools for not addressing the little baby’s concerns effectively
The smaller baby should be awarded with compensation for this negative uneventful experience!
I was on a flight with my 15 month old son. He’s the sweetest kid. But on the plane the pressure on his ears was just too much and he screamed for at least 45 minutes. My husband and I tried feeding him and giving him a pacifier but nothing worked. I think once babies get the ear pain it’s too late to do anything but hope the plane lands soon.
Next time leave the baby at home or drive a private car.
Yes. So true !
Don't fly with infants.
@@nunyabizness9955 it’s called empathy. Try it. Most parents try their best to quiet down children. Sometimes they won’t be quiet. Children crying does create an emotional response in us and it has helped keep us humans alive for thousands of years. Ear plugs, headphones and some empathy can go along way.
Then don't bring them in a plane. It's ridiculous how this is everyone else's problem when you just identified with the fact that it can't be helped. Place the trip on hold or dive your own car. The world doesn't revolve around your baby.
I mean I kind of understand where he’s coming from
Only solution to this is to have child free flights. Which ever airline provides this first will be insanely profitable.
Considering how flights get cancelled and not enough pilots/staff scheduled properly depending on the airline, this may not even work out. But yea who want child free flights need to pay extra then since it’s an additional comfort like if you brought first class seats. I don’t know how many fools would rather pay for that child free comfort than bring some headphones which is much cheaper than tickets.
@itazuranakisu I would, and I appreciate you not calling me a fool. I have taken noise canceling headphones and even though it did block out normal crying, sometimes it doesn't block out screeching. Sign me up for a child free flight, I'm willing to pay extra.
That's not a solution.
A better solution would be to make people with kids pay more money since they have more people in their party AND because they're the ones subjecting other passengers to discomfort, pure hell, immaturity, mental abuse and more!
Childfree people NEVER subject anyone to anything and they shouldn't have to pay MORE money for a comfortable, decent, quiet flight from point A to point B.
@@itazuranakisu The sound of screeching infants cuts through even the top of the line noise cancelling headphones. It's an evolutionary trait for humans to hear that horrific sound. Parents bringing kids to flights should be quarantined to a soundproof section of the plane, then they can all enjoy their crying kids together.
no guarantee you won't have a 50 year old baby on the child free flights.
Sometimes, the parent isn't even TRYING to quiet the baby. And that can be really infuriating. Maybe, that's what happened here.
How can you tell? Sometimes nothing you do helps, and you just kinda shut down out of exhaustion and stress and focus on trying to keep the kid safe as both of you ride out the crying fit. When that happens, it's awful for everyone
35 minutes of a screaming baby is unacceptable tbh
Wait till you have whole nights for months at a time ...
More than 10 & I do something about it whether it's talk to parent of help them.
@@StormChaserMaci. It's a baby, more often than not, there's nothing you can do.
He is the biggest crying brat on the plane. Grown man? Wrong on both counts.
"You're yelling."
"So is the baby!"
Then ask for a bottle of milk for you to calm down!
It would have to be a pretty big bottle of milk though
Babies have only one form of communication, which is crying, I think that tends to fly over people's heads. The baby's ears may have been hurting because of the fact that it was on a plane and may not have been used to it. People need to realize that and get over it or maybe even bring ear plugs.
But some do it just because they can though when they don't get what they want. They just scream with no tears. I've seen it and it's disturbing.
That baby was crying for 35 minutes? What they hell is wrong with the parents of that kid, calm that kid down already. I’m with the guy yelling on this. How the hell you gonna let your kid cry for 35 minutes?
theres an 8 hour one
What do you mean "let them cry"?
He paid a lot of money to be on the flight. Bet the airline didn’t offer to reimburse.
That's rough. Poor mom I know she was about to loose her shyt cas I would have.
@InternalxHD That's literally their only way to communicate. Because you know, it's a damn baby.
@0xInternal
THIS! 💯
EXACTLY!
THANK YOU!
@0xInternal You have two choices fly privately or bring headphones/earplugs. That mom and baby have the same right to be there as that manchild.
@@kathyanegron8891 How about moms with stupid babies do a road trip, why we have to suffer bc of you all action. You had it, u deal with it.
@0xInternal We're not talking about a 5-year-old here! Control a baby crying? Lol, you'll have a rude awakening if you ever have kids!!
Crazy.... people should control there kids.
Airlines shoud provide sound-proof earplugs to passengers for such situations.
2:01 We've all been there. It may not have been your S.O./relative yelling obscenities on a plane, but we all know that feeling nonetheless. This was _exactly_ my reaction when my dad would ask for the manager at a restaurant to complain about "poor" customer service. (In reality, his anger and tone were totally unjustified imo.) It's bad enough when it's a stranger nearby who is overreacting -- it's _much_ worse when it's someone you know well, even love.
Is he a narcissist?
I work at a grocery store and I have to deal with screaming kids hollering throughout the store. Welcome to my world.
Sorry but the plane is much smaller and enclosed 😏
Try a school bus.
The worst one I had to endure was 45 minutes of the most extreme shrill crying you can imagine.
Then quit
It's called life get over it
While I don’t agree with that man’s behavior, I understand his frustration. In 1979 I was on a flight from Travis Air Force Base, California, to Honolulu, Hawaii. The flight lasted five hours and 45 minutes. The plane was fully loaded with single military personnel in uniform as well as dependents. One baby on board not only cried - it screamed from the time we were airborne until we touched down in Hawaii. I understood that the baby was probably in extreme discomfort and I silently coped with the situation. We were packed into that plane elbow to elbow and it was a miserable, stressful, claustrophobic experience. I had to keep reminding myself that I was soon going to be enjoying my brand new assignment in Hawaii. I never forgot that experience.
He’s is right. Why dont they just ask the baby nicely to stop crying ? Im sure its that simple.
A crying baby is infinitely less annoying than a full grown man having a tantrum
The guy was more of a Baby then the actual Baby!
At least the baby has an excuse
Literally wrong! 🤡
Try again!
@@marissa._ the d riding is insane😭
@0xInternal Did you watch the same video I saw?
@@marissa._ 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
i get where he’s coming from, but i had a baby screaming for 2 hours straight, i sat in my seat having a mental breakdown and crying very quietly. i would NEVER act like this.
all you had to do is ask the baby to be quiet!
35 mins is nothing to 2 hours. Get the flight attendant to help calm the situation