Imagine being so delusional that you genuinely believe there is nothing bad or unhealthy about being fat, but you can't walk a short distance without almost dying
We seem to be in an era of praising delusion 🤷🏿♂️. I got reported for hate speech for saying a quote that didn't even relate to anyone, but it somehow constitutes hate speech by some delusion person. The world is getting crazier and crazier as the days go by.
@@Anomoomin seriously they treat food like it’s god cuz it is god to them now I like food but dayum there’s a limit if u need a wheelchair to move u gotta think mm Shuold I loos some dam wait before I die at the age of 30 na I’m good 😂😂
I have one functioning lung due to cancer damage, and my oxygen levels really do drop because I only have one damn lung and it’s hard for me to go long distances in Orlando a few months after the surgery I was at the airport I was asked to give up my wheelchair to a larger person in my terminal because I “looked like I was able to walk”…it wasn’t fair, they caused a big ordeal because I was nervous I’d pass out up the walkway and didn’t want to give up my seat. If it’s hard for her to walk…then leave earlier, walk slower, take breaks some of us need these for real.
@@AyoGabbyy That’s insane! I’m so sorry that happened to you! If there’s security footage of the incident, the media would LOVE a story like that. Shame on that entitled asshat!
That's just stupid... if you have only ONE LUNG, then you need a wheel chair. I'm fairly fat, and I exercise to burn it away, and if I can do it, then whoever wanted your wheel chair can too. It's just they be bothered to exercise and 'need support' because their lazy
@@Kongozzy8412 i even felt guilty being in one, I know on the outside I look “normal” whatever that is , but inside is a mess lol I push myself like you said you do to walk whenever I can , there’s just times that I can’t risk it lol. If I genuinely thought I could’ve made it I would’ve just saved the argument and gotten up but you never know what condition people have even when they look “normal” like she kept telling me lol.
She claimed that she’s fighting for everyone to be treated fairly but wants superior treatment. If she’s eaten herself into needing 3 seats she thinks that she should only pay for one. If I use 3 seats to fly with two of my kids I have to pay for them all. It’s disgusting that any airline gives free seats because they choose to be fat but those who can’t help being tall have to pay for leg room.
This means she doesn't have enough iron in her body for her hemoglobin to escort oxygen to her body from her lungs. On top of that, the muscles that expands your lungs in order to breathe in air probably is out of shape so she's breathing hard and feels like she's not getting oxygen but oh no! She's healthy in a big boned body!
I have autism and experiencing loud noises for long periods of time nonstop can cause me to become extremely distressed. Does this mean that babies and children shouldn’t be allowed on the plane because it distresses me? No! Of course not! As much as I don’t like it, I have to learn to cope and deal with the situation if I want to ride a plane. I will take my earbuds or consider getting noise canceling headphones like a normal person instead of being entitled enough to expect other people to change for me. This woman is an absolute brat and needs to learn that her issues should not have to be everyone else’s problem too.
as an autistic person who goes through the same I agree. It would be like going into a crowded city centre and expecting everyone to be silent for you, its just not possible
Yep! I use to be very obese! Still got a ways to go. However even if I lose all this weight I’m still a 6 foot 6 Polynesian. So being a small normal sized person will never be an option for me hahaha but I never once thought that “they need to make bigger seats”, “halls and doorways should be taller for me” or “clothes my size should be cheaper”. Because firstly, people my size make up a very small percentage of the US and especially the world. So why would the world accommodate me when the chances of someone being built like me are so small?! And making clothes my size requires more material hence the higher prices! You adjust and you adapt. Like I do not get being as delusional and entitled as this woman!
As a true plus size woman, I do not agree with anything Jaebae wants to implement in society. Just because you don't fit in chairs or "can't" walk down an airplane ramp does not mean that everyone around you has to bow down to your needs. You put yourself in that position. I know that being a bigger person means that I have a higher risk for heart disease, or diabetes, or not being able to breathe as easily. It's a minority of people whose health problems/conditions contribute to their obesity, and a smaller minority who have a genetic condition that causes their obesity. This lifestyle is not healthy, nor should be condoned. I have my own health conditions not related to my obesity that make it harder to lose weight, but do I blame everyone for not accommodating to me? No. I know that the choices I've made with what I'm eating contribute to my poor health and size. The only thing I can't empathize with is being a 6X. I wear 2X-3X and I don't have trouble finding clothes (or walking around a store to find clothes), so I can't empathize with not being able to find clothing that fit me (my height is a little different tho(I'm 5'10")). I don't understand why, if you know that what causes obesity in many people is a poor diet, and you want to fix the problem of not being able to fit anywhere or walk anywhere, why can't you just eat better or eat less? I'm not saying to workout and move when you have poor mobility, I'm saying to change what and how much you're putting in your mouth. If you don't agree with this, then I'm sorry, maybe you don't know what it feels like to struggle with obesity or not being able to lose weight.
As someone who went from almost obese to fairly muscular and fit (though I still hate cardio). I would say this is the perfect viewpoint, it's how I saw myself several years ago, she can't keep blaming everyone for not accommodating her while she continues to do what she is doing.
As an airline employee, we do not get paid enough to push someone twice or even triple our size. If we cannot push you, we will tell you so. If we cannot fit you with a chair in an aisle and physically be able to push you, we will not. At the end of the day, we have thousands upon thousands of passengers to deal with and we will not walk around with back pain all day due to struggling push someone who’s big like her down the plane aisle. She already has to deal with buying 2 seats and getting an extender. Something’s gotta give with her. If she’s unhappy, then maybe she should make enough money to buy a private jet. She is not the first person who’s plus sized to act like this towards us when we cannot push them.
@@patrickwilliamson29Normally I agree however there are exceptions. I have lupus and during a flare up when all my bones and joints hurt I am unable to walk and need a wheelchair to get around as I'm unable to walk without falling to the fall in pain. Granted I'm nowhere near her weight so easy to push
100%, I'm plus size (not her size, mind--I don't need a seatbelt extender) and I would legit never want someone to push me, tbh. When I was a kid I cut my foot open and had to be pushed around the ER to get stitches and I was so embarrassed. It's also dangerous for someone to have to push someone this woman's size.
@@Just_Freyja You do realize Lupus is a disability right?? It is considered a disability under the Social Security Administration (SSA), you can find out more information from the Lupus Foundation Of America website on support or resources you may be entitled to. Your doctor should have made you aware that this is considered a disability and you may be entitled to support and resources. If you are not from the US contact a local Lupus charity or Auto-Immune charity as they may be able to direct you to support and resources in your area or seek information from your local governments website about disability support and services as they can best direct you on steps you need to take to obtain the assistance you are entitled too. It maybe you are entitled to support and even backwards support for the time you should have been receiving assistance as well as free or subsidized services you can access in your area. They can also help obtaining equipment, a modified vehicle, a disability badge etc. So please do look into this as I am a fellow disabled person and do know how hard it can be.
@@dez6278how DARE u question her very genuine request to destroy decades of years old buildings to accommodate her self inflicted lack of mobility? Ur so ableist and FATPHOBIC!!!!!!
she should recognize she has the money to travel a more than most people can. she is not oppressed. she's in her 20s and her overindulgence has led to her needing oxygen. and it's her own fault for not bringing her oxygen
my father wasnt obese, but was oxygen dependent over an enlarged heart, and Pegz jokes about oxygen levels actually bothered me. it showed how ignorant he is of the situation. when ur that far gone, u can't "just exercise". he needs to quit giving life advice before it bites him in the ass.
@danielkeslerjr4407 She was flying without oxygen bc she doesn't actually need it. She's just obese, not a victim of anything besides her appetite. Harden up. 😊
I don’t think it will be that long. Also, (for another commenter in this thread) this isn’t an attack on oxygen dependent people. This is about a fat person, who is fat because they don’t take care of themselves, demanding people to serve them and suffering health issues *because they are fat* . I used to be fat. I don’t buy, nor care about these peoples excuses.
As a former Wheelchair Assistant at a few airports, this sort of thing is common. The FAA has rules about not refusing service but realistically, most people aren’t strong enough to push these people up or even down the jetbridge. Me personally, I had a couple people per month who required two or even three men to get them up the bridge. Even worse, some of the jet bridges have aggressive bumps going up requiring leaning the chair back and sometimes the weight of the passenger threatens to flip the chair backwards
I also used to be a wheelchair assistant, and I can confirm this was a problem. Injured my wrist from pushing weight I had no business pushing due to my small size. Had to switch to minor escort duty due to this and I eventually quit, because it was minimum wage in the state I live in and wasn’t sustainable whatsoever.
2:34 My hubby and I live in Seattle, and have to use SeaTac. A few years ago, my hubby broke *both* his feet and _I_ had back problems at the same time. So, both of us needed wheelchair support to get to our flight. Everyone was busy. Being the gentleman he is, my hubby told me to go first when the first chair came. *I don’t know how long it was (but it felt like forever), next thing you know, my hubby was WALKING TO THE GATE BECAUSE NO ONE WAS HELPING HIM!!!* *But, it’s people like her that make it difficult for people that actually have problems and need help!!!* 🤬
This is exactly my point when me and my grandmother travel. I also get wheelchair assistance with her because I had a double knee rupture so it’s really hard for me to walk really long distances and stand for too long but when people look at me, they see me as this healthy person and sometimes it’s embarrassing For me at least to sit in the wheelchair and people are looking at me as if I don’t need it and then you have people like her who is using it because they don’t want to walk far distances
While I don't work for SeaTac, as someone who does the Wheelchair Assist Job, I apologize for there not being someone there to help you both. I don't know the full situation of SeaTac, but in Hartsfield Jackson, we are sometimes understaffed and not always availabe, so I understand the situation. It's not an excuse, but I do apologize for the inconvience this situation may cause you.
As a Walmart employee l, I've literally seen one of these larger people run too steal the scooter in Walmart from someone in crutches with a broken foot, it's entitlement not whatever she's going on a out.
im 380 pounds and i don't need a wheel chair and can run really fast as a man. I worked hard at it though, i didn't sit at home 24/7 like this fat activist does.
People most likely will lump me into that as well but i work my ass off to not use a eletric cart, i only use one if i pulled me pack out from bending too quickly.
@@minisaebelzahn2299 ofc i don’t mean shit that you buy from a black market or a dark alleyway i meant anything you buy legally is yours period the government can’t come and take it
The statistic about nurse injuries is REAL! My best friends grandmother was a nurse for 20 years, but had to quit due to the sheer strain of turning over obese people. She has arthritis and back problems now due to it :(
This employee went out of their way to fetch a chair for someone with a disability. When this employee arrived, they were unable to identify the customer with the disability. Then then left to return the wheelchair. I don't even see a legitimate complaint here.
Also, it could be a case of the employee looking out for their own health. Most places have a limit on how much an employee is allowed to lift, push, pull, etc
@smoxthybweh Yeah, my guess is that there is a limit on the amount of weight they can move. I’m a fat fuck who is also disabled and I don’t even like getting pushed on a chair in hospital. I’ll waddle about on my crutches and stumble/fall because I don’t like making the porters shift my mass lol 😂 I also don’t need a freaking oxygen mask to walk or to just sit on my butt in my living room.
How tf was she supposed to sit in the chair anyway, she barely fits in the aisle while moving side to side. How tf was she gonna pass throu there sat on a wheelchair. And if it was just for the walkway, might as well just walk it all the way.
Not to mention if they did accept to help her in the wheelchair the employee could of gotten hurt by pushing her. I am not a strong person, I can barely grab a chair with metal legs (or sum) I CANNOT imagine pushing someone like over 400 pounds up a ramp, my back would never recover. I feel like this employee did a favour not for herself, that curly brown hair woman and other people
I'm so disgusted by this person! First off, if you need a wheelchair, then you need your own, and personal muscle man to push you! No employee should be expected to push anything 1/3 of a ton! I'm disabled. I have all metal replaced bones in neck and wrapped in cage. I have deteriorating bone disease. Not much spine left holding me together. All disc's are crushed or bulging, and vertebrae are crumbling so back is full of bone spurs. My nerves are shredded according to doc, and was told I would eventually be in a wheelchair. I'm not able to exercise, because of condition, along with blood condition, just can't. I refuse to use scooter or wheelchair. I can't walk long, because the extreme pain won't let me, but I walk with tears in my eyes, just to do a little grocery shopping. I will not give up walking until my feet no longer work, no matter, the pain, or shortness of breath. I also have asthma and copd. At 49 years old I'm often ashamed that I can only do easy tasks and errands, I hate it. It's so wrong, to be a lazy person, but to cry because moving 1/3 of a ton, is not in most people's job title! I bet you have no problem walking to the fridge! It is unbelievable how terrible she is I'm so many ways! Beyond entitlement, beyond reason! I would love to be able to talk to her face to face!
@@AdvaitVaze nevermind if she can fit through the window doors, during an evacuation the blow up chutes deploy. I don't think those were designed for someone like her, meaning either she goes last and potentially breaks the chute, or if it holds, she'll likely block it at the bottom instead as I didn't she can quickly get out of the way.
The nurse thing is correct. My mom worked in a nursing home. Wrecked her back trying to pick an old man up off the floor and put him back in bed. Screwed up 4 disks in her back. And thwy quickly degenerated. And now she's living every say in constant pain and not able to do a lot of what she used to or work because she can't sit or stand for long periods and cant physically lift things or bend over. And she lost her lawsuit against the home for making her do on her own what was supposed to be done by 4 people because they had better lawyers and more money. The man she was helping back in bed barely hit 130 soaking wet. Let alone what this woman weighs. Just think about how much permanent damage she us probably doing to a lot of people because of her bs.
every nurse has a horror story of almost/actually hurting themselves because we all have people to move so we are absolutely within our rights to protect our bodies
Same here. We had morbidly obese patients and you'd need four people just to push them to the side and a smaller nurse (which was me in a lot of cases) to wipe them and push a diaper underneath them, because ofc they are also incontinent
As a formerly obese person (i used to be 342 pounds at my heaviest) who is now 165 and in very good shape physically and mentally, you need to lay off the chocolate cake and Diet Coke, go on a calorie deficit for a few months and do alot of cardio and youl shed the weight in no time. Then once you get your body weight in order you can (while continuing the cardio) Raise your calories back up to 2-2.3k as long as your doing enough cardio. Eating 4-6k calories a day and sitting around and being lazy is the reason you are in this situation. You have no right to take your issues out on other people. If you want another seat you pay for it. And also you shouldn’t be taking elevators you should be walking up the stairs at every opportunity. No-one has to accommodate your bad decisions. I say all of this not to shame you but because i care and i want people to be healthy.
Kudos to you, both for putting in the hard work to turn things around for yourself & giving the absolute best advice that anyone in this situation could hear 👏🏼
Congratulations on losing over 100 lbs! I'm trying to lose weight myself, and it's not easy. I'm happy for you and wish you the best. I'm also glad you're doing well physically and mentally. Keep up the good work and enjoy your new self!
I am a carer and can 100% confirm that rolling larger patients is really, really hard. Most of them can’t roll themselves so you need one to roll them over and then someone else needs to hold them in position whilst you are washing / changing them. I suffered with my back anyway and am now unable to do doubles because of this reason.
My dad was born with cerebral palsy and has been crippled his entire life. Fat people don't need to be hogging all the wheelchairs when there are people who actually need them.
Exactly. My grandfather suffered two strokes and genuinely struggled to walk more than 20-30yd on average. He often required wheelchair services and I’d have been personally VERY annoyed if he’d been denied assistance because someone who’d actively chosen to eat themselves to the point of not being able to walk had taken all the wheelchairs.
I swear if you happened to meet one of those obese people like the ones in that video, they would force your father out of his wheelchair or maybe complain why your father using "her wheelchair".
My mom is one of those nurses who literally experienced spinal fractures due to an obese patient falling on her. How JaeBae has no shame boggles the mind.
@8:13 "when the tray table can't come down..." 😮 HOLY CRAP! The shock I felt looking at this. THAT should have been an eye opener to maybe skip this afternoons in flight meal lady.
Being obese is not a disability. This woman makes me crazy. She moved just fine on her own. She pre-boarded which is also despicable. She’s likely too big for a normal wheelchair.
As a person who actually worked as a wheelchair assistant at an airport, seeing all the passengers who are overweight take up the majority of the people who need our service over people who genuinely need it, like disabled, blind, and people who can't walk due to injury is absolutely sad. I have countless stories from working there that will be too much to type lol
My dad was born with cerebral palsy and has been crippled his entire life. Fat people don't need fucking wheelchairs when there are people with conditions like these.
Had to fight over a mobility cart with a rotund person. Had to give it up to the other person because the store deemed that person more entitled to it than me. I have Myotonic Dystrophy and tried explaining that.
@@polocatfan There was only one cart. Both Obesity and Muscular Dystrophy are considered as disabilities, that person won, just simply went somewhere else.
This is not plus size. Stop calling it plus size. A forklift couldn't handle her let alone a human being. Even on wheels, it's still 300 kilos or w/e she weighs.
My older brother is plus sized, he has no self-accountability. Expects everyone to bend over backwards for his needs. He expects US to buy HIM food to diet with. I told him, "Get a job where you can sit and buy your own diet food with your own money" and he's like "I can't do that till I lose weight." I say, "I said a job where you can sit!" and he comes up with some other stupid excuse... He uses a lot of circular reasoning to excuse why he hasn't lost weight, when the simplest way is for him to lose weight is to quit his sedimentary lifestyle.
Hi! I work at the airport as a agent. We have contractors who push our wheelchair passengers. There’s been a lot of times where our contractors who are barely even 100 pounds have to push these deadweight passengers who are 2 times their size up the jet bridge. This is extremely hard on their backs and can easily injure them. Not even that, we have older employees too. I’ve had to help one of our elder employees who’s under 110 pounds push a woman who was 200+ up the jet bridge. Keep in mind, I’m 72 pounds. This was extremely hard for me and her. We had to walk away and call one of the boys to do it and even they struggled.
@@NPK476 bingo! the contractors are. It’s really sad they’re just trying to make some cash and people like this are extremely rude to them when they can’t do it. There’s been a time where a plus size passenger has told me don’t worry. I’ll walk up the jet bridge and just push me to the elevator. That’s nice for us.
As a first responder paramedic any patient that is above 300lbs we are required to request lift assist. Imagine just one person pushing someone twice your weight, the employee could have gotten hurt.
Well, idk about all this, but I’m disabled and flew home from Portland Intl Nov 2023 . The employees there are great. I’m on oxygen and need wheelchair assistance. When a woman walked into their TSA security check area after everyone from my flight had, had pulled out a g*n ! Sh*t in the air 7 times ! They made us get off our plane and go back through security/TSA with all of our belongings. Because that woman was NUTS The re-board . The airport was great. There was 5 on my flight plus myself that needed assistance and they were waiting to help us as soon as we made it to the door of the plane.
I don't even get why she wants to be in a wheelchair. The one time I sprained my ankle I was off on crutches cause the chairs annoyed me. Totally ignored doctors advice too so it took longer to heal. But also at least I wasn't bored out of my mind.
To be fair, a lot of wheelchair users can walk very short distances but still need the wheelchairs for general/ long-distance mobility. There's better things to criticize her for.
@@smoxthybwehthis is the comment I was looking for. I can’t walk long distances - some days even short distances are hard - due to dysautonomia. I end of feeling very lightheaded. And before my first neurosurgery, I used to come very close to fainting. I’m not obese, but I’m in my 30’s; I have always been self-conscious about the fact that if someone sees me walk to a wheelchair, they will think that I’m lazy and just taking resources away from someone who is more visibly disabled. Since I can’t fly related to my medical conditions, thankfully I don’t have to worry about being in a situation where I can have my own assistive equipment. I used to be a nurse, and I know that the amount of weight this person carries likely does make walking incredibly difficult for her to the point of causing her oxygen level to drop. The problem is that she wants the world to conform itself to her without making any positive changes to her own behavior. She doesn’t have to be this severely disabled, although she might have done some lasting damage to her body at this point. It’s sad.
There is something called "reasonable accommodations" that are widely provided. If you need other accommodations, you have to provide it yourself. Them pushing a 400 lb woman is unreasonable. Imagine the injury for that wheelchair person pushing her. I wish she would wake up and stop being entitled.
It's funny how people of her size, who CHOSE to be 300-400+lbs. they want free hand-outs and constant accommodations while people like me, who has a physical disability with mobility issues due to chronic pain (foot deformity w/ osteoarthritis) has to buy meds to manage, doctor/specialist visits, purchase medical mobility devices, purchase a hotel room that has (hopefully) disability access per night, and funnily enough, I never demand something I CAN'T CONTROL nor CHOSE to have for free? 🤔🤔🤔
The ultimate irony is that they cling to the disabled to lend credibility to their movement, by pretending that anyone who doesn't accommodate them must be ableist. They do the same to black people, LGBT people, etc. They know their movement has nothing to defend itself without using others with REAL problems as shields.
@@gamefreakgirl89 because you’re not an entitled moron 😹 Btw - I’ve had foot surgery too, on both feet. Sucked! And very painful! So I definitely understand a little bit how it feels, & I empathize.
Technically she would have to pay shipping and handling for that trip. I am an amputee and I'll be damned if I use a wheelchair until I absolutely have to. She really needs to get on a diet asap
I don’t understand how anyone could have this mindset. Like if you’re struggling to walk through a hall in an airport, you should definitely try to get some help. I gained some weight over the years due to mental and medical issues, and I’m doing my best to get in shape. I don’t like the feeling of the gut I have, so I’m trying my best to be consistent and feel better. It’s really hard to imagine being her weight and thinking it’s okay to be that way. Not only that, but influencing other people to follow her way. Hopefully she’s able to be honest with herself and try to better her self mentally and physically.
i gained a little weight this year, after years and years of being too skinny for my height, and i couldnt stand to be that size. i dont even like the feeling i have with the little belly i got, i feel bloated and hate when i hit a speedbump or run or something and feel it bouncing.. i hate it. it's not a looks thing either, im very comfortable in my body that way, insults don't affect me. i just hate the actual feeling of being overweight.
I know someone who is a normal sized person, and he buys the whole row when he flies just so he doesn't have to sit next to other people. Obviously, he is wealthy, but with how much travel this lady seems to do, I'd assume she can afford to buy 2 seats for herself. The entitlement is insane.
Sometimes for work, I have an additional seat in business for my item. I’ve had flight attendants get into the spirit of things and ask the empty seat what they would like as a preflight beverage, or what their meal choice is. Once, I had a gentleman lean over the aisle and ask if there was someone actually there…. Sometimes I wonder how people manage in life 😂.
I am surprised she didn't ask them to drop the oxy masks. Imagine the pilots explaining to her the oxy comes from a limited supply of chemical that when burns produces oxygen therefore is reserved for emergencies.
"Basic human rights" apply to basic humans. When your body mass/size is equal to three or four basic humans, you are no longer entitled to the same considerations.
also basic human rights don't include the luxury of travel. she should be paying for the seats she takes up, she should bring her own oxygen, and she should bring her own damn robe instead of expecting the hotels to create a 6XL for her.
If she wasn’t the one who needed the wheelchair and they came up to her with one, she would complain about that as well. Saying they’re judging her on her size. It’s always a lose lose situation with these big backs.
The thing that scares me the most is the fact these people cant run. What if there house catches fire and they have to run out. They cant. They are gonna be turned into pork roast because they cant run out of a fucking building
After I had Achilles lengthening, it was rare I could find a mobility scooter at the store so I could shop comfortably. You bet your ass i was scowling at all the land whales who were hogging all the wheelchairs. People who don't have self inflicted disabilities should take priority, imo.
You are right! There should be a sighn somewhere that says "people with who are guilty of harming themselfs by over eating should look out for people who have no doing in their medical problems..."
I have sciatica and I can handle some weight, but anything over that could seriously hurt me. Moving that much weight looks like an injury waiting to happen, or at least aggravating an existing condition.
@@nicoleweintraub9710 I also have sciatica and congenital back issues along with my leg problems. I'm sure being super obese would make it harder for me to move around as well, but I certainly wouldn't be this entitled and demanding accommodation
My sister had her Achilles tendons lengthening too! She was 3 yrs old when she had the surgery. Double casts on a 3 yr old was no fun (says my parents)
she could probably get the wheelchair. but who did she think would push her around in the wheelchair? her travel companion? no, she wanted the weelchair and the employee to push her around. I understand that it is difficult for her to stand and walk, but it is also difficult for the employee to push her around. feels like she only thinks about herself.
@@zk3282 It means that in our society vicious behavior is praised as "inclusive" and virtuous behavior is frowned upon as "prejudice" and that's how we fell so far into depravity
"I was then forced to walk up one of the longest jet bridges I've encountered and she didn't stop. By the time she let me reach the wheelchair and sit down, my lips were white, my oxygen levels had dropped and I almost fainted. This was my first time flying without oxygen." "Oh booo-hooo. Let me play a song on the world's smallest violin."
As far as I know, one is NOT allowed to use oxygen on an airplane. Too dangerous. So, if this is the first time she was trying to fly without oxygen...then she hasn't flown since she started using oxygen. Sorry, but expecting a normal-sized woman to push her is beyond reason.😮 Is that the same person going down the aisle? She just looks smaller.
My job had a morbidly obese resident and our care team all had severe injuries trying to care for her. They ended up getting evicted because we didn't have the machinery to care for her.
She is. That's the reason she's so fat. She knows most places aren't for that size, she also complained about a, Rollercoaster because it was unsafe because she was to fat for the ride . So because she was to fat for the seat belt she cried fat phobic.
As a previous nurse's aide and current nurse, I can confirm that we get injured by turning very heavy patients. I've had a back injury for almost five years now from turning a patient who simply didn't WANT to make the effort to turn herself.
I was like where tf is she flying to constantly. She can't even do anything but sit there on oxygen. What's the point of traveling if a stranger has to wheel you around and do everything for you.
No one on any job should be forced to push this kind of weight.And risk injury to their back. She really has some nerve.Just expects everybody to do for her and never mind the risk to other people.
Of course they couldn't, she would have ate them already, her Farts are like torpedo turbo boosts, she's the one responsible for all the lost people on milk cartons, and mysterious earthquakes...... Right now the time it took me to write you, she ate a whole village in the Amazon..... no really not just the people I mean everything trees buildings dirt etc ... If left to her vices, they claim she will decimate the whole Amazon Basin in five years, but who really knows. as she ate "they " 🕊️
When she passes away - which should be any day now - she’ll complain that the casket was too small and no pallbearers would carry her to the gravesite 😂
I was a CNA at a dementia facility, and I'd have to agree. The people that weighed more definitely were hard to get from a chair into a wheelchair or the wheelchair into their bed. OF course, we have gait belts, turning discs, and a machine to help transfer in some ways-- you still have to turn them for toileting or daily activities. It also makes a difference if the patient refuses help, in a coma or actively dying. But there is also the scary side where some dementia patients get ridiculously strong sometimes. It could take a couple staff to calm a patient down depending on their size and mobility.
I saw one of her videos where she says, "Now that I am 6x" like it was an accomplishment. I could not believe my ears. She has also claimed that she is African American and has experienced racism.
The worst part is that there are people that have and actual condition, hypothyroidism, where their thyroid is not able to produce enough hormones to help burn stored fat.
If "traveling, including flying, is a civil right," why does JaeBae buy tickets at all? Why doesn't she just show up at the airport and demand the right to fly wherever she wants? What other "rights" is she paying for?
My mother is a porter at a hospital and her least favourite day is bariatric day lmao smh pushing around and lifting 300-600lbs+ patients by yourself is NOT easy. She’s hurt herself multiple times over the years.
I hate any form of discrimination and some people really can’t help their size because of health conditions etc but the entitlement of this woman is insane!! She literally expects people to injure themselves to assist her and make her life easier! Its crazy!
She said the fuck do I look like Arnold Schwarzenegger I ain’t pushing that And rightfully, so what if she got a workplace injury from straining a self, trying to push someone that she knew she wasn’t able to push?
@@harleygunn4783 That's right, well said though they feel that given her voracious appetite for destruction the World population of Cows will be decimated if this Monster continues on its destructive path, further the validity of these statements are suspect as she already ate "they." 🕊️
Last flight i took was in 2007, i cant just afford to go on vacations and when i flew i was always empathetic to the people around me. Seeing someone abuse and use a system and try to get benefits she feels entitled to is unthinkable for someone like me.
Imagine being so delusional that you genuinely believe there is nothing bad or unhealthy about being fat, but you can't walk a short distance without almost dying
We seem to be in an era of praising delusion 🤷🏿♂️. I got reported for hate speech for saying a quote that didn't even relate to anyone, but it somehow constitutes hate speech by some delusion person. The world is getting crazier and crazier as the days go by.
that plane woman just did her a HUGE favour she wasent aware of that she needed ;)
Worst part about this is the fact these kinds of people are self destroying them self whit this "movement" of theirs
I was perfectly healthy at 400lbs - wingsofredemption
Bro she’s even wearing breathing aid, and still calls herself “plus size”😂😂
If u almost faint from walking down the hallway of a Airplane you need a lot of help
She needs to be on a survival show we can call it "starving games" no leaving till you lose weight and can breath normally before she passes.
@@Anomoomin seriously they treat food like it’s god cuz it is god to them now I like food but dayum there’s a limit if u need a wheelchair to move u gotta think mm Shuold I loos some dam wait before I die at the age of 30 na I’m good 😂😂
@@chasehensley9415 I don’t watch many actual shows but I’d probably watch that 😂😂
@@chasehensley9415they'd have to find a different name. "The Starving Games" has already been taken by a hunger games parody movie
Or none in fact
"I was forced to walk"
That attendant was doing you a favor 😂😂
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
@@novaangle2183 When the wheelchair has an easier time gettin through the aisle than her 🤣
Its crazy that she even gets the chair at all
😂😂😂 right?
She probably needs an oxygen mask to go to her fridge
I have one functioning lung due to cancer damage, and my oxygen levels really do drop because I only have one damn lung and it’s hard for me to go long distances in Orlando a few months after the surgery I was at the airport I was asked to give up my wheelchair to a larger person in my terminal because I “looked like I was able to walk”…it wasn’t fair, they caused a big ordeal because I was nervous I’d pass out up the walkway and didn’t want to give up my seat. If it’s hard for her to walk…then leave earlier, walk slower, take breaks some of us need these for real.
@@AyoGabbyy That’s insane! I’m so sorry that happened to you! If there’s security footage of the incident, the media would LOVE a story like that. Shame on that entitled asshat!
Dude, that sucks a *whole* lot
I’m sorry that happened to you
That's just stupid... if you have only ONE LUNG, then you need a wheel chair. I'm fairly fat, and I exercise to burn it away, and if I can do it, then whoever wanted your wheel chair can too. It's just they be bothered to exercise and 'need support' because their lazy
@@Kongozzy8412 i even felt guilty being in one, I know on the outside I look “normal” whatever that is , but inside is a mess lol I push myself like you said you do to walk whenever I can , there’s just times that I can’t risk it lol. If I genuinely thought I could’ve made it I would’ve just saved the argument and gotten up but you never know what condition people have even when they look “normal” like she kept telling me lol.
Flight Attendant was not forklift certified
DAMN!
Bruh 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆
Holy shit...
Best comment of the day achieved! LOL
That was Savage 😂😂😂
"Im a walking corpse and its everyone else's fault"
harsh, but true
*The fat acceptance movement will remember this*
its not?@@The_Great_Mighty_Poo
@@HorizonDR It is? She's not making it to 40.
@@HorizonDRbut it is lol. Definitely is
The fact that she refers to herself as "plus size" and not MORBIDLY OBESE is absolutely hilarious to me 😂
$50000000 says that she's referred to herself as "fun-size" at least once in her life
@@frikghorgan Bahahahahaa you're absolutely correct 🤣
@@les_5184 i don't think anybody would be willing to take my bet ;)
HEY! That term is offensive. What next, are you gonna say that she needs to go on a diet and start hitting the gym? That's so fatphobic.
You mean Supermorbidly obese??? This isn't even a joke, she objectively is
She claimed that she’s fighting for everyone to be treated fairly but wants superior treatment. If she’s eaten herself into needing 3 seats she thinks that she should only pay for one. If I use 3 seats to fly with two of my kids I have to pay for them all. It’s disgusting that any airline gives free seats because they choose to be fat but those who can’t help being tall have to pay for leg room.
Yeah kids are extra weight that its kinda socially unacceptable to try to lose
Some people are so entitled 😖
I wonder if she demands 3 meals
"Mobility is a basic human right"
SO WHY AINT SHE MOVING
@@enzoforgets9456 She can exercise that right by walking...
@@dbclass4075 that was exactly my point...
Oh well she just doesn't wanna take the better option
She's too self-absorbed to follow her own advice.
She’s lazy. ‘Nuff said.
"My oxygen level dropped from walking down an airplane isle and I almost fainted" 😂😂😂😂😂 get tf out of here
The plane won't even take off even 1 millimeter
This means she doesn't have enough iron in her body for her hemoglobin to escort oxygen to her body from her lungs. On top of that, the muscles that expands your lungs in order to breathe in air probably is out of shape so she's breathing hard and feels like she's not getting oxygen but oh no! She's healthy in a big boned body!
@@Peechiness you called her fat in a fancy way but okay
@@saphireairplane2753 exactly. I'm literally calling her unhealthy. I believe her that she felt like her oxygen is low.
But being obese isn’t unhealthy!!🤪
I have autism and experiencing loud noises for long periods of time nonstop can cause me to become extremely distressed. Does this mean that babies and children shouldn’t be allowed on the plane because it distresses me? No! Of course not! As much as I don’t like it, I have to learn to cope and deal with the situation if I want to ride a plane. I will take my earbuds or consider getting noise canceling headphones like a normal person instead of being entitled enough to expect other people to change for me. This woman is an absolute brat and needs to learn that her issues should not have to be everyone else’s problem too.
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as an autistic person who goes through the same I agree. It would be like going into a crowded city centre and expecting everyone to be silent for you, its just not possible
@@SpookyPumpTheBestPump same. Glad we autistic people can get it through OUR heads, what's their excuse?
Well said, the world's gone crazy
Yep! I use to be very obese! Still got a ways to go. However even if I lose all this weight I’m still a 6 foot 6 Polynesian. So being a small normal sized person will never be an option for me hahaha but I never once thought that “they need to make bigger seats”, “halls and doorways should be taller for me” or “clothes my size should be cheaper”. Because firstly, people my size make up a very small percentage of the US and especially the world. So why would the world accommodate me when the chances of someone being built like me are so small?! And making clothes my size requires more material hence the higher prices! You adjust and you adapt.
Like I do not get being as delusional and entitled as this woman!
As a true plus size woman, I do not agree with anything Jaebae wants to implement in society. Just because you don't fit in chairs or "can't" walk down an airplane ramp does not mean that everyone around you has to bow down to your needs. You put yourself in that position. I know that being a bigger person means that I have a higher risk for heart disease, or diabetes, or not being able to breathe as easily. It's a minority of people whose health problems/conditions contribute to their obesity, and a smaller minority who have a genetic condition that causes their obesity. This lifestyle is not healthy, nor should be condoned. I have my own health conditions not related to my obesity that make it harder to lose weight, but do I blame everyone for not accommodating to me? No. I know that the choices I've made with what I'm eating contribute to my poor health and size. The only thing I can't empathize with is being a 6X. I wear 2X-3X and I don't have trouble finding clothes (or walking around a store to find clothes), so I can't empathize with not being able to find clothing that fit me (my height is a little different tho(I'm 5'10")). I don't understand why, if you know that what causes obesity in many people is a poor diet, and you want to fix the problem of not being able to fit anywhere or walk anywhere, why can't you just eat better or eat less? I'm not saying to workout and move when you have poor mobility, I'm saying to change what and how much you're putting in your mouth. If you don't agree with this, then I'm sorry, maybe you don't know what it feels like to struggle with obesity or not being able to lose weight.
wow even plus sized citizens aren't even agreeing to jay bay
As someone who went from almost obese to fairly muscular and fit (though I still hate cardio). I would say this is the perfect viewpoint, it's how I saw myself several years ago, she can't keep blaming everyone for not accommodating her while she continues to do what she is doing.
As an airline employee, we do not get paid enough to push someone twice or even triple our size. If we cannot push you, we will tell you so. If we cannot fit you with a chair in an aisle and physically be able to push you, we will not. At the end of the day, we have thousands upon thousands of passengers to deal with and we will not walk around with back pain all day due to struggling push someone who’s big like her down the plane aisle. She already has to deal with buying 2 seats and getting an extender. Something’s gotta give with her. If she’s unhappy, then maybe she should make enough money to buy a private jet. She is not the first person who’s plus sized to act like this towards us when we cannot push them.
Exactly, wheelchairs are for disabled people, not someone who created their own disability by not putting down the fork
These people have zero regard for others and are EXTREMELY entitled to
@@patrickwilliamson29Normally I agree however there are exceptions. I have lupus and during a flare up when all my bones and joints hurt I am unable to walk and need a wheelchair to get around as I'm unable to walk without falling to the fall in pain. Granted I'm nowhere near her weight so easy to push
100%, I'm plus size (not her size, mind--I don't need a seatbelt extender) and I would legit never want someone to push me, tbh. When I was a kid I cut my foot open and had to be pushed around the ER to get stitches and I was so embarrassed.
It's also dangerous for someone to have to push someone this woman's size.
@@Just_Freyja You do realize Lupus is a disability right?? It is considered a disability under the Social Security Administration (SSA), you can find out more information from the Lupus Foundation Of America website on support or resources you may be entitled to. Your doctor should have made you aware that this is considered a disability and you may be entitled to support and resources.
If you are not from the US contact a local Lupus charity or Auto-Immune charity as they may be able to direct you to support and resources in your area or seek information from your local governments website about disability support and services as they can best direct you on steps you need to take to obtain the assistance you are entitled too.
It maybe you are entitled to support and even backwards support for the time you should have been receiving assistance as well as free or subsidized services you can access in your area. They can also help obtaining equipment, a modified vehicle, a disability badge etc. So please do look into this as I am a fellow disabled person and do know how hard it can be.
She acts like flying for a new vacation every 2 weeks is a necessity and she's so oppressed if she's not given several free seats and primo service.
Also every hotel should widen their corridors to accommodate her.
@@sprig5173 and the elevators too! lol. Does she realize they'd have to bulldoze the building and start over to do that?
@@dez6278how DARE u question her very genuine request to destroy decades of years old buildings to accommodate her self inflicted lack of mobility? Ur so ableist and FATPHOBIC!!!!!!
she should recognize she has the money to travel a more than most people can. she is not oppressed. she's in her 20s and her overindulgence has led to her needing oxygen. and it's her own fault for not bringing her oxygen
She's pretty much killing herself, and if she's already that oxygen mask dependent...
Pegasus will cover her death as well in 2~3 years time
Let’s hope
my father wasnt obese, but was oxygen dependent over an enlarged heart, and Pegz jokes about oxygen levels actually bothered me. it showed how ignorant he is of the situation. when ur that far gone, u can't "just exercise". he needs to quit giving life advice before it bites him in the ass.
@danielkeslerjr4407 She was flying without oxygen bc she doesn't actually need it. She's just obese, not a victim of anything besides her appetite. Harden up. 😊
I don’t think it will be that long.
Also, (for another commenter in this thread) this isn’t an attack on oxygen dependent people. This is about a fat person, who is fat because they don’t take care of themselves, demanding people to serve them and suffering health issues *because they are fat* .
I used to be fat. I don’t buy, nor care about these peoples excuses.
I give 1 year
As a former Wheelchair Assistant at a few airports, this sort of thing is common. The FAA has rules about not refusing service but realistically, most people aren’t strong enough to push these people up or even down the jetbridge. Me personally, I had a couple people per month who required two or even three men to get them up the bridge. Even worse, some of the jet bridges have aggressive bumps going up requiring leaning the chair back and sometimes the weight of the passenger threatens to flip the chair backwards
I also used to be a wheelchair assistant, and I can confirm this was a problem. Injured my wrist from pushing weight I had no business pushing due to my small size. Had to switch to minor escort duty due to this and I eventually quit, because it was minimum wage in the state I live in and wasn’t sustainable whatsoever.
Calling someone "fatphobic" for not wanting to be obese is like calling someone "tobaccophobic" for not wanting to die young from lung cancer.
Hey! That's cancerphobic!
Hey! That's racist, ableist, sexist, homophobic, fatphobic, wokephobic and i'm gonna cry about it on twitter
@@Vsevolodbochkov hey thats everything that I dont like. Im going to cancel you now
This comment was harmful to me, violent even. It is my God given right to smoke my tobacco from my pipe - wherever I want.
I am refluxphobic, it killed my dad. I even drugged my baby so he wouldn’t have it.
2:34 My hubby and I live in Seattle, and have to use SeaTac. A few years ago, my hubby broke *both* his feet and _I_ had back problems at the same time. So, both of us needed wheelchair support to get to our flight.
Everyone was busy. Being the gentleman he is, my hubby told me to go first when the first chair came. *I don’t know how long it was (but it felt like forever), next thing you know, my hubby was WALKING TO THE GATE BECAUSE NO ONE WAS HELPING HIM!!!*
*But, it’s people like her that make it difficult for people that actually have problems and need help!!!* 🤬
This is exactly my point when me and my grandmother travel. I also get wheelchair assistance with her because I had a double knee rupture so it’s really hard for me to walk really long distances and stand for too long but when people look at me, they see me as this healthy person and sometimes it’s embarrassing For me at least to sit in the wheelchair and people are looking at me as if I don’t need it and then you have people like her who is using it because they don’t want to walk far distances
If you are a Man. Man the F up. Simple as that.
Gotta love Social Norms.
omg ur husband is so nice 😊
While I don't work for SeaTac, as someone who does the Wheelchair Assist Job, I apologize for there not being someone there to help you both. I don't know the full situation of SeaTac, but in Hartsfield Jackson, we are sometimes understaffed and not always availabe, so I understand the situation. It's not an excuse, but I do apologize for the inconvience this situation may cause you.
@@shadowsonshadowson3929 I appreciate that 😊, but it’s not your fault. I’m just grateful my hubby’s not paralyzed from breaking his feet
As a Walmart employee l, I've literally seen one of these larger people run too steal the scooter in Walmart from someone in crutches with a broken foot, it's entitlement not whatever she's going on a out.
im 380 pounds and i don't need a wheel chair and can run really fast as a man. I worked hard at it though, i didn't sit at home 24/7 like this fat activist does.
Bro that's fucking insane wth is wrong with those ppl?
People most likely will lump me into that as well but i work my ass off to not use a eletric cart, i only use one if i pulled me pack out from bending too quickly.
@@myplaylist7007not me I got a foot injury and used my get out of walking pass! I was drifting!!!!
@@myplaylist7007 Because you are overweight
The disabled 7 year old watching a human as big as a Fiat take her wheelchair:
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fiats are actually pretty small, more like cyber truck
Relax, by the time that the kid reaches 10 years old, all the "plus size" people would have died of heart disease
Flying ain't a right it's a privilege just like owning a car
Owning anything is a right if you bought it legally with money i think you meant using it on public roads
wonder what she drives
@@gabrisgamer450 not anything
@@minisaebelzahn2299 ofc i don’t mean shit that you buy from a black market or a dark alleyway i meant anything you buy legally is yours period the government can’t come and take it
@@minisaebelzahn2299 i was talking about things you bought legally
The statistic about nurse injuries is REAL! My best friends grandmother was a nurse for 20 years, but had to quit due to the sheer strain of turning over obese people. She has arthritis and back problems now due to it :(
That's sad
Really sad..Poor grandmother 😢
That’s why my mum needed to leave nursing and get back Is still nothing but trouble 30 years later
@@Ichigo-HKC my heart goes out to your mother!
@@InktoEcho thank you! I’m hoping we can afford her back surgery soon!
This employee went out of their way to fetch a chair for someone with a disability. When this employee arrived, they were unable to identify the customer with the disability. Then then left to return the wheelchair. I don't even see a legitimate complaint here.
tbh she can argue, as "perfectly healthy human being" she needs breathing support to move around a little
Also, it could be a case of the employee looking out for their own health. Most places have a limit on how much an employee is allowed to lift, push, pull, etc
@smoxthybweh Yeah, my guess is that there is a limit on the amount of weight they can move. I’m a fat fuck who is also disabled and I don’t even like getting pushed on a chair in hospital. I’ll waddle about on my crutches and stumble/fall because I don’t like making the porters shift my mass lol 😂 I also don’t need a freaking oxygen mask to walk or to just sit on my butt in my living room.
How tf was she supposed to sit in the chair anyway, she barely fits in the aisle while moving side to side.
How tf was she gonna pass throu there sat on a wheelchair. And if it was just for the walkway, might as well just walk it all the way.
Not to mention if they did accept to help her in the wheelchair the employee could of gotten hurt by pushing her. I am not a strong person, I can barely grab a chair with metal legs (or sum) I CANNOT imagine pushing someone like over 400 pounds up a ramp, my back would never recover. I feel like this employee did a favour not for herself, that curly brown hair woman and other people
I'm so disgusted by this person! First off, if you need a wheelchair, then you need your own, and personal muscle man to push you! No employee should be expected to push anything 1/3 of a ton! I'm disabled. I have all metal replaced bones in neck and wrapped in cage. I have deteriorating bone disease. Not much spine left holding me together. All disc's are crushed or bulging, and vertebrae are crumbling so back is full of bone spurs. My nerves are shredded according to doc, and was told I would eventually be in a wheelchair. I'm not able to exercise, because of condition, along with blood condition, just can't. I refuse to use scooter or wheelchair. I can't walk long, because the extreme pain won't let me, but I walk with tears in my eyes, just to do a little grocery shopping. I will not give up walking until my feet no longer work, no matter, the pain, or shortness of breath. I also have asthma and copd. At 49 years old I'm often ashamed that I can only do easy tasks and errands, I hate it. It's so wrong, to be a lazy person, but to cry because moving 1/3 of a ton, is not in most people's job title! I bet you have no problem walking to the fridge! It is unbelievable how terrible she is I'm so many ways! Beyond entitlement, beyond reason! I would love to be able to talk to her face to face!
fake.
They are a liability too. If there's an emergency they can't evacuate quickly.
@1995robin great point! I didn’t think of that, but you’re correct! She’s endangering everyone else on the aircraft!
I am going to get fatphobia just from this thought, I couldn't imagine if she got a seat in the emergency door area.
Can she even fit through the window exits?
@@lauras6603 chat gpt answer
@@AdvaitVaze nevermind if she can fit through the window doors, during an evacuation the blow up chutes deploy. I don't think those were designed for someone like her, meaning either she goes last and potentially breaks the chute, or if it holds, she'll likely block it at the bottom instead as I didn't she can quickly get out of the way.
The nurse thing is correct. My mom worked in a nursing home. Wrecked her back trying to pick an old man up off the floor and put him back in bed. Screwed up 4 disks in her back. And thwy quickly degenerated. And now she's living every say in constant pain and not able to do a lot of what she used to or work because she can't sit or stand for long periods and cant physically lift things or bend over. And she lost her lawsuit against the home for making her do on her own what was supposed to be done by 4 people because they had better lawyers and more money. The man she was helping back in bed barely hit 130 soaking wet. Let alone what this woman weighs. Just think about how much permanent damage she us probably doing to a lot of people because of her bs.
every nurse has a horror story of almost/actually hurting themselves because we all have people to move so we are absolutely within our rights to protect our bodies
Well as they say, you don’t see many obese old people for a reason.
Same here. We had morbidly obese patients and you'd need four people just to push them to the side and a smaller nurse (which was me in a lot of cases) to wipe them and push a diaper underneath them, because ofc they are also incontinent
Nurses are not now allowed to move heavy people without aids because so many nurses over the years have ended up with bad backs (in the UK)❤
130lbs destroyed someone's back? I call bullshit to the nth degree. I'm 120lbs and can still pull my weight without injury, and I'm no bodybuilder
As a formerly obese person (i used to be 342 pounds at my heaviest) who is now 165 and in very good shape physically and mentally, you need to lay off the chocolate cake and Diet Coke, go on a calorie deficit for a few months and do alot of cardio and youl shed the weight in no time. Then once you get your body weight in order you can (while continuing the cardio) Raise your calories back up to 2-2.3k as long as your doing enough cardio. Eating 4-6k calories a day and sitting around and being lazy is the reason you are in this situation. You have no right to take your issues out on other people. If you want another seat you pay for it. And also you shouldn’t be taking elevators you should be walking up the stairs at every opportunity. No-one has to accommodate your bad decisions. I say all of this not to shame you but because i care and i want people to be healthy.
Kudos to you, both for putting in the hard work to turn things around for yourself & giving the absolute best advice that anyone in this situation could hear 👏🏼
Congratulations on losing over 100 lbs! I'm trying to lose weight myself, and it's not easy. I'm happy for you and wish you the best. I'm also glad you're doing well physically and mentally. Keep up the good work and enjoy your new self!
Diet Coke has 0 calories lol but otherwise I'm picking up what you're putting down
Great job on the weight loss! That's impressive. Too bad 95% of people in your position will never do what you did.
Congratulations 🎉 that's what's up
I am a carer and can 100% confirm that rolling larger patients is really, really hard. Most of them can’t roll themselves so you need one to roll them over and then someone else needs to hold them in position whilst you are washing / changing them. I suffered with my back anyway and am now unable to do doubles because of this reason.
She’s certainly not complaining about gym equipment needing to be wider.
💀
"it's fatphobic to go to gym"
@@doubleedgedfist1535 Bravo!! 👏🏼
BRAVO!!!!!
Lmao
My dad was born with cerebral palsy and has been crippled his entire life. Fat people don't need to be hogging all the wheelchairs when there are people who actually need them.
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Exactly. My grandfather suffered two strokes and genuinely struggled to walk more than 20-30yd on average. He often required wheelchair services and I’d have been personally VERY annoyed if he’d been denied assistance because someone who’d actively chosen to eat themselves to the point of not being able to walk had taken all the wheelchairs.
I swear if you happened to meet one of those obese people like the ones in that video, they would force your father out of his wheelchair or maybe complain why your father using "her wheelchair".
But people like Jaybae are the loudest.
My mom is one of those nurses who literally experienced spinal fractures due to an obese patient falling on her. How JaeBae has no shame boggles the mind.
I hope your mom is ok 😢
I hope your mum's ok also I want to hear the whole story
Oh my goodness I hope ur moms okay
U good
@@venomousbunny9875 atleast say please, its pretty disrespectful to ask like that. Thank you 😊
@8:13 "when the tray table can't come down..." 😮 HOLY CRAP! The shock I felt looking at this. THAT should have been an eye opener to maybe skip this afternoons in flight meal lady.
Being obese is not a disability. This woman makes me crazy. She moved just fine on her own. She pre-boarded which is also despicable. She’s likely too big for a normal wheelchair.
Nah bro it's a deformity 💀
bariatric wheel chairs......for the morbidly obese......
Wheelchair lifes matter.
Her entitlement is 10 tons heavier than she is.
Ong 😂
Her entitlement is as heavy as that solar eclipse ocean anatomy from antartica and Ricarda Lang
So, 1% heavier?
only 10?
No it’s caseoh sized entitlement
As a person who actually worked as a wheelchair assistant at an airport, seeing all the passengers who are overweight take up the majority of the people who need our service over people who genuinely need it, like disabled, blind, and people who can't walk due to injury is absolutely sad. I have countless stories from working there that will be too much to type lol
My dad was born with cerebral palsy and has been crippled his entire life. Fat people don't need fucking wheelchairs when there are people with conditions like these.
Had to fight over a mobility cart with a rotund person. Had to give it up to the other person because the store deemed that person more entitled to it than me. I have Myotonic Dystrophy and tried explaining that.
Make a TH-cam story video about it or some TikTok vids definitely content people would like
@@lbanting you need to sue, that store broke ADA.
@@polocatfan There was only one cart. Both Obesity and Muscular Dystrophy are considered as disabilities, that person won, just simply went somewhere else.
8:37 Bro you probably weigh around 450 lbs, that flight attendant doesnt get paid enough to push a giant boulder onto a plane
She aint plus sized. She's multiplication sized.
*exponent sized 😜
She's measured in Logarithmic Scale
I studied womans fashion plus size is 12 thru 14 shes much larger than that
@@ericrivera8410convert that to large, xl, etc
@@honestitis *tetration sized
This is not plus size. Stop calling it plus size. A forklift couldn't handle her let alone a human being. Even on wheels, it's still 300 kilos or w/e she weighs.
Plus size is 12 thu 14 shes much lsrger
do not demean Forklifts
@@visioneerone forklifts are awesome
"Im too lazy to carry my extra weight around, so i want a person 1/4 my size to push me around"
The wheelchair assistent is like sisiphus bruh
@@Zerotroll767LMAOOOOO
My older brother is plus sized, he has no self-accountability. Expects everyone to bend over backwards for his needs. He expects US to buy HIM food to diet with. I told him, "Get a job where you can sit and buy your own diet food with your own money" and he's like "I can't do that till I lose weight." I say, "I said a job where you can sit!" and he comes up with some other stupid excuse...
He uses a lot of circular reasoning to excuse why he hasn't lost weight, when the simplest way is for him to lose weight is to quit his sedimentary lifestyle.
Hi! I work at the airport as a agent. We have contractors who push our wheelchair passengers. There’s been a lot of times where our contractors who are barely even 100 pounds have to push these deadweight passengers who are 2 times their size up the jet bridge. This is extremely hard on their backs and can easily injure them. Not even that, we have older employees too. I’ve had to help one of our elder employees who’s under 110 pounds push a woman who was 200+ up the jet bridge. Keep in mind, I’m 72 pounds. This was extremely hard for me and her. We had to walk away and call one of the boys to do it and even they struggled.
What I've noticed is many of the agents seem to be retired elderly people too.
@@NPK476 bingo! the contractors are. It’s really sad they’re just trying to make some cash and people like this are extremely rude to them when they can’t do it. There’s been a time where a plus size passenger has told me don’t worry. I’ll walk up the jet bridge and just push me to the elevator. That’s nice for us.
You're 72lbs?? That's the size of a 12yo.
72lbs? Are you okay?
@@dez6278 lol ik im working on my weight
As a first responder paramedic any patient that is above 300lbs we are required to request lift assist. Imagine just one person pushing someone twice your weight, the employee could have gotten hurt.
When I saw my family member being lifted by a lift. Right then I was like Ight ima do something
Airlines should impose maximum size rules like theme parks. Very large people are a danger to other passengers in an emergency.
NOSEDIVE!!!
They already do
Well, idk about all this, but I’m disabled and flew home from Portland Intl Nov 2023 . The employees there are great. I’m on oxygen and need wheelchair assistance. When a woman walked into their TSA security check area after everyone from my flight had, had pulled out a g*n ! Sh*t in the air 7 times ! They made us get off our plane and go back through security/TSA with all of our belongings. Because that woman was NUTS The re-board . The airport was great. There was 5 on my flight plus myself that needed assistance and they were waiting to help us as soon as we made it to the door of the plane.
"I'm a plus size wheelchair user" but she can walk and is fully capable of doing so. She is not a wheelchair user, she is a wheelchair enthusiast
I don't even get why she wants to be in a wheelchair. The one time I sprained my ankle I was off on crutches cause the chairs annoyed me. Totally ignored doctors advice too so it took longer to heal. But also at least I wasn't bored out of my mind.
She would be using one of those buggies that you can use in the grocery store if it would fit on the plane lol
To be fair, a lot of wheelchair users can walk very short distances but still need the wheelchairs for general/ long-distance mobility. There's better things to criticize her for.
@smoxthybweh Yep, the majority of wheelchair users are ambulatory. Being able to walk short distances doesn’t mean you’re safe to do so.
@@smoxthybwehthis is the comment I was looking for. I can’t walk long distances - some days even short distances are hard - due to dysautonomia. I end of feeling very lightheaded. And before my first neurosurgery, I used to come very close to fainting. I’m not obese, but I’m in my 30’s; I have always been self-conscious about the fact that if someone sees me walk to a wheelchair, they will think that I’m lazy and just taking resources away from someone who is more visibly disabled. Since I can’t fly related to my medical conditions, thankfully I don’t have to worry about being in a situation where I can have my own assistive equipment.
I used to be a nurse, and I know that the amount of weight this person carries likely does make walking incredibly difficult for her to the point of causing her oxygen level to drop. The problem is that she wants the world to conform itself to her without making any positive changes to her own behavior. She doesn’t have to be this severely disabled, although she might have done some lasting damage to her body at this point. It’s sad.
There is something called "reasonable accommodations" that are widely provided. If you need other accommodations, you have to provide it yourself. Them pushing a 400 lb woman is unreasonable. Imagine the injury for that wheelchair person pushing her. I wish she would wake up and stop being entitled.
right?! also, that's very kind of you to lowball her weight like that...she's gotta be pushing close to 600, maybe more, lol.
Tell her to lay down and roll.
You missed a few zeros.
STOP IT.... GET SOME MENTAL HELP!!
She needs ALL THE HELP
Be more like Mike
She needs Michael
Iron Michael
George Michael
The irony someone hate exercise so much they turn simple walking into exercise.
It's funny how people of her size, who CHOSE to be 300-400+lbs. they want free hand-outs and constant accommodations while people like me, who has a physical disability with mobility issues due to chronic pain (foot deformity w/ osteoarthritis) has to buy meds to manage, doctor/specialist visits, purchase medical mobility devices, purchase a hotel room that has (hopefully) disability access per night, and funnily enough, I never demand something I CAN'T CONTROL nor CHOSE to have for free? 🤔🤔🤔
The ultimate irony is that they cling to the disabled to lend credibility to their movement, by pretending that anyone who doesn't accommodate them must be ableist. They do the same to black people, LGBT people, etc. They know their movement has nothing to defend itself without using others with REAL problems as shields.
@@gamefreakgirl89 because you’re not an entitled moron 😹
Btw - I’ve had foot surgery too, on both feet. Sucked! And very painful! So I definitely understand a little bit how it feels, & I empathize.
The free extra seat thing is just ridiculous
Just found out Southwest Airlines provides a free extra seat. Wild
@@Jericho725quick, everyone scramble!
@@Jericho725Americans are rejoicing rn 💀🫵
Yeah. If that's the case. Then all of us need fucking extra seats
her videos arent taken on a real plane. Thats the mockup plane that tiktokers can hire for filming.
Ahhh, I see the window shades are all shut, no other passengers or staff, this all makes sense to me now, thanks
Exactly like who is filming her or taking these pictures? lol
Influences buying a plane prop for a video?
yeah its a room they can hire thats staged to look like a plane.
nice catch
R.I.P Pegasus death by wheelchair that weighs 3 tons
She should just be banned from every airline company in the world
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Technically she would have to pay shipping and handling for that trip. I am an amputee and I'll be damned if I use a wheelchair until I absolutely have to. She really needs to get on a diet asap
I don’t understand how anyone could have this mindset. Like if you’re struggling to walk through a hall in an airport, you should definitely try to get some help.
I gained some weight over the years due to mental and medical issues, and I’m doing my best to get in shape. I don’t like the feeling of the gut I have, so I’m trying my best to be consistent and feel better. It’s really hard to imagine being her weight and thinking it’s okay to be that way. Not only that, but influencing other people to follow her way.
Hopefully she’s able to be honest with herself and try to better her self mentally and physically.
i gained a little weight this year, after years and years of being too skinny for my height, and i couldnt stand to be that size. i dont even like the feeling i have with the little belly i got, i feel bloated and hate when i hit a speedbump or run or something and feel it bouncing.. i hate it. it's not a looks thing either, im very comfortable in my body that way, insults don't affect me. i just hate the actual feeling of being overweight.
@@Zeeboklown im trying to gain weight im 12 and 5'2 but only weigh like 97 pounds
Keep up the work bro
@@Zeeboklown Exactly, hopefully you get in shape bro!
@@jayfoot5400 Thanks dude, I need to be consistent though!
My buddy on the party chat said instead of running her mouth she should run on a treadmill. I’m dying laughing 🤣
She probably uses text to speech because she runs out of breath talking.
NAHHHH
DAMN
That makes sense.
give that employee a raise
Yeah
As someone with a sister who actually needs wheelchair assistance on airplanes shame on this woman
"Deserve to travel"
This is sovereign citizen level of mental gymnastics. Being able to take multiple flights a year is a freaking privilege.
I know someone who is a normal sized person, and he buys the whole row when he flies just so he doesn't have to sit next to other people. Obviously, he is wealthy, but with how much travel this lady seems to do, I'd assume she can afford to buy 2 seats for herself. The entitlement is insane.
Not to mention she said a company paid for her seats.
Sometimes for work, I have an additional seat in business for my item. I’ve had flight attendants get into the spirit of things and ask the empty seat what they would like as a preflight beverage, or what their meal choice is. Once, I had a gentleman lean over the aisle and ask if there was someone actually there…. Sometimes I wonder how people manage in life 😂.
If she is getting this short of breath, I would be worried about her health on a plane. I think she is a medical emergency waiting to happen
I am surprised she didn't ask them to drop the oxy masks. Imagine the pilots explaining to her the oxy comes from a limited supply of chemical that when burns produces oxygen therefore is reserved for emergencies.
People her size often get blot clots sitting for long hours on a plane
"Basic human rights" apply to basic humans. When your body mass/size is equal to three or four basic humans, you are no longer entitled to the same considerations.
Maybe she thinks that in this case she has three times more human rights😅
also basic human rights don't include the luxury of travel. she should be paying for the seats she takes up, she should bring her own oxygen, and she should bring her own damn robe instead of expecting the hotels to create a 6XL for her.
Nah, fuck that. I worked my ass off to go from 140kg to 85kg. Why should these people get extra treatment from what they did to themselves?
She's literally huffing oxygen to stay alive from sitting on the couch and talking.
If she wasn’t the one who needed the wheelchair and they came up to her with one, she would complain about that as well. Saying they’re judging her on her size. It’s always a lose lose situation with these big backs.
In my head, all I can hear is Charlotte Dobre, screaming “how are you not embarrassed ?!”😂
Lmao, same. I was actually saying that out loud thinking of her 😂😂😂 How is she not ashamed
🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely!
i wish charlotte would do an episode roasting this tiny violin lady
@@Everlucky_Clover 🙏 she will never do it but YAAASSS😂
OMG RIGHT?!
The thing that scares me the most is the fact these people cant run. What if there house catches fire and they have to run out. They cant. They are gonna be turned into pork roast because they cant run out of a fucking building
They can just call the fire fatphobic though
After I had Achilles lengthening, it was rare I could find a mobility scooter at the store so I could shop comfortably. You bet your ass i was scowling at all the land whales who were hogging all the wheelchairs. People who don't have self inflicted disabilities should take priority, imo.
You are right! There should be a sighn somewhere that says "people with who are guilty of harming themselfs by over eating should look out for people who have no doing in their medical problems..."
I have sciatica and I can handle some weight, but anything over that could seriously hurt me. Moving that much weight looks like an injury waiting to happen, or at least aggravating an existing condition.
@@nicoleweintraub9710 I also have sciatica and congenital back issues along with my leg problems. I'm sure being super obese would make it harder for me to move around as well, but I certainly wouldn't be this entitled and demanding accommodation
My sister had her Achilles tendons lengthening too! She was 3 yrs old when she had the surgery. Double casts on a 3 yr old was no fun (says my parents)
@@gailpromode its no fun at all! I had it done two times on both legs. Once in elementary and once in middle school.
she could probably get the wheelchair. but who did she think would push her around in the wheelchair? her travel companion?
no, she wanted the weelchair and the employee to push her around.
I understand that it is difficult for her to stand and walk, but it is also difficult for the employee to push her around. feels like she only thinks about herself.
I'm a jacked 6' 6" 254 lbs. and I couldn't push that beast.
@@JasonS-eo7shespecially on an incline??? That’s crazy one slip up and she’s rolling back down
The world needs to stop assisting them mammoths.
I love this comment 💀
@@Anomoominwhat does this mean?
@@zk3282 religious guy condemning people who indulge in food
@@zk3282 It means that in our society vicious behavior is praised as "inclusive" and virtuous behavior is frowned upon as "prejudice" and that's how we fell so far into depravity
@@raghavshukla2005brain rot
Her expiration date is likely to be sooner than later, so it's not like we'll have to deal with her much longer.
"I was then forced to walk up one of the longest jet bridges I've encountered and she didn't stop. By the time she let me reach the wheelchair and sit down, my lips were white, my oxygen levels had dropped and I almost fainted. This was my first time flying without oxygen."
"Oh booo-hooo. Let me play a song on the world's smallest violin."
Maybe a small rendition of "My heart bleeds for you?" 😂
As far as I know, one is NOT allowed to use oxygen on an airplane. Too dangerous. So, if this is the first time she was trying to fly without oxygen...then she hasn't flown since she started using oxygen. Sorry, but expecting a normal-sized woman to push her is beyond reason.😮 Is that the same person going down the aisle? She just looks smaller.
My job had a morbidly obese resident and our care team all had severe injuries trying to care for her. They ended up getting evicted because we didn't have the machinery to care for her.
She has to be ragebaiting at this point
Not saying she has a short life span, but if this keeps going she'll lose that 1-Up
She is. That's the reason she's so fat. She knows most places aren't for that size, she also complained about a, Rollercoaster because it was unsafe because she was to fat for the ride . So because she was to fat for the seat belt she cried fat phobic.
Shit at this point I'm just gonna "Identify as 400lbs" just to get extra free seats 😂😂😂
I think you mean 7-up@@xenoemblem7
I wouldn't be surprised if in her rampant, relentless delusion, she's actually dead serious about the mental diarrhea she spews
As a previous nurse's aide and current nurse, I can confirm that we get injured by turning very heavy patients. I've had a back injury for almost five years now from turning a patient who simply didn't WANT to make the effort to turn herself.
That’s so typical, blaming others for the results of your poor decision making.
I can't imagine fearing a toilet is gonna break every time i sit down on it.
I was like where tf is she flying to constantly. She can't even do anything but sit there on oxygen. What's the point of traveling if a stranger has to wheel you around and do everything for you.
No one on any job should be forced to push this kind of weight.And risk injury to their back. She really has some nerve.Just expects everybody to do for her and never mind the risk to other people.
She keeps telling us we’re “fat phobic”….
….but she’s “fitphobic”
Even John Cena and the rock together probably couldn't push her up the ramp onto the plane 😂
Of course they couldn't, she would have ate them already, her Farts are like torpedo turbo boosts, she's the one responsible for all the lost people on milk cartons, and mysterious earthquakes...... Right now the time it took me to write you, she ate a whole village in the Amazon..... no really not just the people I mean everything trees buildings dirt etc ... If left to her vices, they claim she will decimate the whole Amazon Basin in five years, but who really knows. as she ate "they " 🕊️
Not even Thor, Hulk, Superman, Adam Warlock, Black Panther, and Wonder Woman could do so too.
0:12 The first time she exercised in years.
😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol 🤪🤪🤪
No first time she exercised in her life
Lol😂😂😂😂
That was a fucking marathon for her 😂😂😂😂
Correct
She's built like a background character from Wall-E
No shit Sherlock
@@beth9235his name isn’t Sherlock, it’s actually SpectralUmbreon197 (I know what the original meme/joke is I’m just trying to be a dck
"whats next? they hid the jelly donuts-
NOT THE JELLY DONUTS!!" had me on the floor XD
When she passes away - which should be any day now - she’ll complain that the casket was too small and no pallbearers would carry her to the gravesite 😂
Pallbearers? You'd need a dump truck.
Savage 💀
I was a CNA at a dementia facility, and I'd have to agree. The people that weighed more definitely were hard to get from a chair into a wheelchair or the wheelchair into their bed. OF course, we have gait belts, turning discs, and a machine to help transfer in some ways-- you still have to turn them for toileting or daily activities. It also makes a difference if the patient refuses help, in a coma or actively dying. But there is also the scary side where some dementia patients get ridiculously strong sometimes. It could take a couple staff to calm a patient down depending on their size and mobility.
I saw one of her videos where she says, "Now that I am 6x" like it was an accomplishment. I could not believe my ears. She has also claimed that she is African American and has experienced racism.
She is literally delulu
PFFFFFT WHAT
The worst part is that there are people that have and actual condition, hypothyroidism, where their thyroid is not able to produce enough hormones to help burn stored fat.
Levothyroxine is cheap af. Hypothyroidism is easily treatable
@ oh ok
The employee could literally hurt herself overexerting, pushing that woman. So I get why she would deny her
If "traveling, including flying, is a civil right," why does JaeBae buy tickets at all? Why doesn't she just show up at the airport and demand the right to fly wherever she wants? What other "rights" is she paying for?
My mother is a porter at a hospital and her least favourite day is bariatric day lmao smh pushing around and lifting 300-600lbs+ patients by yourself is NOT easy. She’s hurt herself multiple times over the years.
I hate any form of discrimination and some people really can’t help their size because of health conditions etc but the entitlement of this woman is insane!! She literally expects people to injure themselves to assist her and make her life easier! Its crazy!
She’s slowly dying, eating yourself to death is wild…
She said the fuck do I look like Arnold Schwarzenegger I ain’t pushing that
And rightfully, so what if she got a workplace injury from straining a self, trying to push someone that she knew she wasn’t able to push?
Who's that Pokemon!?
It's Gorlock!
Well I mean, I saw her wearing a UPS outfit and screaming at the library bookshelves : "Get in my Belly"!
@@stable-shadowI want my baby back baby back baby back, ribs
@@harleygunn4783 That's right, well said though they feel that given her voracious appetite for destruction the World population of Cows will be decimated if this Monster continues on its destructive path, further the validity of these statements are suspect as she already ate "they." 🕊️
@@harleygunn4783 juicyyyy baaaaby back ribs
It's mega garlock
Last flight i took was in 2007, i cant just afford to go on vacations and when i flew i was always empathetic to the people around me. Seeing someone abuse and use a system and try to get benefits she feels entitled to is unthinkable for someone like me.
“everyone cater to me because I can’t stop fucking over eating” I don’t feel bad for you girly
If you need oxygen to just sit down and record a video, that should be a huge red flag.
I used to work at a hospital and yeah, it is literal pain to push the obese patients around even in the wheelchairs
Shes flying because wants to be 10 ft to the right but can't walk 1ft😂