This story truly highlights the power of speaking up with calm and dignity. Captain James Porter’s words, 'Respect shouldn't depend on who you think someone is; it's about who they are,' resonate deeply ❤❤❤
I'm Australian, and one of my best friends is Fijian. When she was working in the government, she use to dress very casually on weekends. One time, her friend, who is a white Australian, who also works in the government, dresses very casually on weekends as well, decided she needed a new car, so they went together looking at cars. At one of the car dealership, she found a car she liked, and the salesman, was very rude, wouldn't let her take the car for a test drive and kept saying she wouldn't be able to get a loan for the car, everytime they tried to talk to him, he'd talk over them, so they left, went to another car dealership, she found the car she liked, and paid for it in full, then she drove to the other dealership, spoke to the manager and told him what sale they just missed out on because of their salesman. So yes, people do judge people on how they look and what they wear.
What an eye-opening experience! It’s frustrating to see how people can be judged based on appearance, and how that affects their opportunities. Your friend handled it with such confidence, and it’s awesome that she took action to make sure the dealership knew how they missed out. It’s a reminder that everyone deserves respect, no matter how they look or dress. Thanks for sharing this story!
I suppose it's the "Fine Feathers make a Fine Bird" thing, huh? With proverbs like that around, equality and respect are just empty words.... Oh, well, we're talking about humanity after all. One of the most biased and subjectively judgemental beings in universe.
I am content living in Denmark 🇩🇰 we only discriminate people , who are unwilling to to work , trying to to live “free loading on the public social security system, but we respect hardworking citizens contributing to the society!
Too far fetched. Look at your average first class cabin. The number of people in suits are few, and they are from different backgrounds. When I pay $5,000 for my seat, I’m wearing whatever I want.
As an HGV driver I often get treated 2 nd class jn backwards Britain. Like 18th th century. Class system. What I find funny though, is that the minute I open my mouth , most people realise that i speak English better than the very people judging me by my " simple " professions.. 😅( I am EU and multilingual 😅).
Why “side “is often used for “sighed”in all of these stories?Stares instead of stairs.People stare at you,not stair at you.They need to match the words with your speech .
📌 Disclaimer This story is a fictional narrative inspired by real-world themes of dignity, equality, and accountability. It aims to encourage reflection and conversations about respect and inclusivity.
Discrimination is done by low intelligence people and people raised by parents who were or are this way. I was raised to treat all people with respect.
What an incredible and inspiring story! Captain James Porter’s calm yet firm response turned what could have been a moment of injustice into a powerful lesson for everyone on board. His ability to stand tall and educate not only the flight crew but also the passengers about respect and equality is truly commendable. This is a reminder of how important it is to challenge assumptions and treat everyone with dignity, no matter their appearance or status. Captain Porter’s words, ‘I fly this plane,’ will resonate with many as a call to not judge a book by its cover. Kudos to Skylux Airlines for addressing the situation, but I hope they take this as an opportunity to train their staff better. Moments like this are about more than one person-they’re about creating systemic change. Thank you for sharing this powerful story! 👏👏
1000% FAKE ! When a passenger books a Flight, Seat assigned with number, NO FLIGHT ATTENDENT etc. Can request one to VACATE SEAT. (do not mislead please).
Ok ok it's not a true story. It is educational and entertaining.....meant to teach sensitivity to a REAL issues, RACISM and bias, and how being judgemental hurts ALL of us.
Subtitles sometimes have the spelling wrong. Story has too many almost cartoonish stereotypes and the plot is not only unrealistic but the direction the story will take is also very obvious from the start, which makes the whole story boring. The racial stereotyping messaging is also too on the nose. A bit of subtlety could greatly enhance whatever you are trying to do there. Overall rating: Thunbs down; 1/10; waste of time.
Being a racist, misguided, misinformed, person isn't, the only fool is those that hold this belief and allow this belief because of a book, the government, and organized religion, the church says so, do your narcissist personality psychopathic egotistical self STMFU your words mean sh.t
This is a bull story. His boarding pass shows he's in first class. If he was a pilot for that company the FAs would know. Every airline knows whose a Company employee on the flight.
This story truly highlights the power of speaking up with calm and dignity. Captain James Porter’s words, 'Respect shouldn't depend on who you think someone is; it's about who they are,' resonate deeply ❤❤❤
I'm Australian, and one of my best friends is Fijian. When she was working in the government, she use to dress very casually on weekends. One time, her friend, who is a white Australian, who also works in the government, dresses very casually on weekends as well, decided she needed a new car, so they went together looking at cars. At one of the car dealership, she found a car she liked, and the salesman, was very rude, wouldn't let her take the car for a test drive and kept saying she wouldn't be able to get a loan for the car, everytime they tried to talk to him, he'd talk over them, so they left, went to another car dealership, she found the car she liked, and paid for it in full, then she drove to the other dealership, spoke to the manager and told him what sale they just missed out on because of their salesman. So yes, people do judge people on how they look and what they wear.
What an eye-opening experience! It’s frustrating to see how people can be judged based on appearance, and how that affects their opportunities. Your friend handled it with such confidence, and it’s awesome that she took action to make sure the dealership knew how they missed out. It’s a reminder that everyone deserves respect, no matter how they look or dress. Thanks for sharing this story!
I suppose it's the "Fine Feathers make a Fine Bird" thing, huh? With proverbs like that around, equality and respect are just empty words.... Oh, well, we're talking about humanity after all. One of the most biased and subjectively judgemental beings in universe.
I am content living in Denmark 🇩🇰 we only discriminate people , who are unwilling to to work , trying to to live “free loading on the public social security system, but we respect hardworking citizens contributing to the society!
Judging a book by its cover is never the right thing to do....EVER!! Watching from Garland Tx❤
You’re absolutely right-never judge a book by its cover! Thanks for watching from Garland, TX! ❤ So glad to have you here!
I’m listening from Canada
she shouldn't be fired. just give her the worst schedule possible. make her quit on her own. I'm watching from BURLINGTON COUNTY NEW JERSEY USA.
Watching from Burlington County, NJ! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
The narrator is a masterful speaker
I'm watching from South Africa Johannesburg
Watching from Cornubia, Queensland , Australia.
My guess is that some people think this story is true.
This is just a short novel. Sometimes it doesn’t reflects reality at all.
Too far fetched. Look at your average first class cabin. The number of people in suits are few, and they are from different backgrounds. When I pay $5,000 for my seat, I’m wearing whatever I want.
I am a DUTCHMAN, where respect slowly disappears, acgood lessen for everyone to know what is most important in dealing with people
As an HGV driver I often get treated 2 nd class jn backwards Britain. Like 18th th century. Class system.
What I find funny though, is that the minute I open my mouth , most people realise that i speak English better than the very people judging me by my " simple " professions.. 😅( I am EU and multilingual 😅).
New York in the house!
Beauty is on the inside , why do people continually judge others by their color or how they dress ,very, very wrong.
Jamaica
New Mexico watcher here
Thanks for tuning in-great to have you here! 😊🌟
Why “side “is often used for “sighed”in all of these stories?Stares instead of stairs.People stare at you,not stair at you.They need to match the words with your speech .
Watching from Sabasaba Muranga county kenya
I am watching from TANZANIA in East Africa. I like such educating stories. Kindly keep us informed.
im watoto from tz Too 😌 gLad to C your comment km ni mtz mwenzang ❤️
Good day my name is Devon Brown I am from Jamaica.
You have beautiful manners! CT, USA
📌 Disclaimer
This story is a fictional narrative inspired by real-world themes of dignity, equality, and accountability. It aims to encourage reflection and conversations about respect and inclusivity.
she should b fired theres no place 4 bias
Holland/ Friesland
Discrimination is done by low intelligence people and people raised by parents who were or are this way.
I was raised to treat all people with respect.
Agil ftom Mombasa Kenya, fan tas tic
So he wasn't THE pilot at all he was A pilot, that's if any of this is true.
Once upon a time……….
That never happens...never
I’m pretty sure the pilot of that aircraft would know him
What an incredible and inspiring story! Captain James Porter’s calm yet firm response turned what could have been a moment of injustice into a powerful lesson for everyone on board. His ability to stand tall and educate not only the flight crew but also the passengers about respect and equality is truly commendable.
This is a reminder of how important it is to challenge assumptions and treat everyone with dignity, no matter their appearance or status. Captain Porter’s words, ‘I fly this plane,’ will resonate with many as a call to not judge a book by its cover.
Kudos to Skylux Airlines for addressing the situation, but I hope they take this as an opportunity to train their staff better. Moments like this are about more than one person-they’re about creating systemic change. Thank you for sharing this powerful story! 👏👏
Once the plane had levelled up in the air, they could have gotten Carol to step out,.
1000% FAKE !
When a passenger books a Flight, Seat assigned with number, NO FLIGHT ATTENDENT etc. Can request one to VACATE SEAT. (do not mislead please).
The police captain turned judge became a pilot? Is Mike Green his copilot?
Mississippi
Some people just need to mind there own bisness. And just do there job discretion in stead of making idiots out of them selvs.
I hardly believe it is true story.
The story may not be real, however the root of the story is very true.
Ok ok it's not a true story. It is educational and entertaining.....meant to teach sensitivity to a REAL issues, RACISM and bias, and how being judgemental hurts ALL of us.
POLAND
Another fake video! There are similar ones about Clint Eastwood and Keanu Reeves with the same pattern.
Subtitles sometimes have the spelling wrong. Story has too many almost cartoonish stereotypes and the plot is not only unrealistic but the direction the story will take is also very obvious from the start, which makes the whole story boring. The racial stereotyping messaging is also too on the nose. A bit of subtlety could greatly enhance whatever you are trying to do there. Overall rating: Thunbs down; 1/10; waste of time.
This is so fake. You're making fools of yourselves
Being a racist, misguided, misinformed, person isn't, the only fool is those that hold this belief and allow this belief because of a book, the government, and organized religion, the church says so, do your narcissist personality psychopathic egotistical self STMFU your words mean sh.t
This is a bull story. His boarding pass shows he's in first class. If he was a pilot for that company the FAs would know. Every airline knows whose a Company employee on the flight.
I call B.S. on this one
What a stupid story !!!
Such a fake story, that doesn't happen at all.
You are very wrong, just because it hasn't happened to you, doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Please read the comment I made, separately from this one.
I can't watch more of this dribble.
Trump's America.