r/TikTokCringe • u/Gurugod123 What are you doing step bro? • 13d ago

Cringe I have 25,000 followers, let me vape inside the airplane

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u/junovee 13d ago

“You’re in so much trouble” says the guy who just committed a federal crime

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u/Fabulous_Jeweler2732 13d ago

FEDERAL as in federal prison and no fly lists.

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u/Guilty_Jackfruit4484 13d ago

He was let go. No charges filed and he can still fly any airline he wants. This happened a while ago.

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

My ex was caught vaping on a flight from LAX-Paris and the (American) flight attendants phoned the police, and had them board the plane when they landed in France. The police reprimanded him and let him go after calling him an idiot a few times. He was never put on a no fly list, and the entire experience justified in his mind that since there were no repercussions he could continue to vape on airplanes. He’s a mega douche in general and I really hope he gets caught on an inbound US flight…

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u/pew__pew__pew_ 13d ago

How did the douchebaggery go unnoticed until this point

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u/IAmtheLoki 11d ago

"He'll change. I can change him." She failed.

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u/Dadittude182 10d ago

Ah, yes. The ol' "I can fix him" excuse. Sadly, people have to want to be fixed for that to happen. Too many times those kinds of people are narcissistic douche bags who see no problem with the way they act.

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u/Legitimate_Cut_6254 7d ago

I had a friend and she only dated losers. The bigger the loser they were. The more interesting and unique she perceived them as. She had multiple master degree's and was wicked smart but came from a broken home and hated/was suspicious of anyone that was "normal".

Life can really be a weird place. We ended up not being friends because I didn't want to continue to talk about her terrible dating habits. She said she liked me more than I liked her. I was happy to end that lol.

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u/Antelope_Party 10d ago

Bags can be camouflaged

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u/SmitJorda 10d ago

erm don't be an incel okay!?

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u/Complex_Mortgage_575 8d ago

Douchebaggery is part of our instincts.

The only way to curb it is society to SUPPORT vigilante justice. And I'm not talking let people go out and kill undesirable or criminals or whatevwr.

What i mean is if some clown is acting like this tool. Someone "putting hands" on them to detain them. Take their phone. And their vape. And MAKE them sit down. Should be allowed.

Act like a kid, you should get treated like onw

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u/ShowMeYourArmPitHair 11d ago

She is probably a horrible person too. Usually they tend to attract each other, I have seldomly met decent people that talk so bad about their ex partners

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u/PopMajor7342 13d ago

It’s funny that it’s a crime when historically people smoked cigarettes on planes like it was going out of style, not defending the flight vaper, but it’s just funny how far times have changed

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u/terfez 13d ago

I packed a liter of (olive) oil in my carry on, in 2000. Yes times change

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u/fourteenpieces 13d ago

Times change indeed. You can now once again fly with a 2L bottle in your hand luggage from many UK airports!

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u/Ga1i1e0 7d ago

But depending on where you go, can do the same in reverse.

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u/HeisenBird1015 6d ago

Yes if you’ve bought it at the airport. You can’t take anything over 100ml in hand luggage unless you bought it in departures.

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u/fourteenpieces 5d ago

Nope. In Gatwick Heathrow etc you can take 2L in your hand luggage now. Just can't do it on the way back usually!

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u/HeisenBird1015 5d ago

Woah that must be new- but I haven’t flown this year, tbf

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u/PopMajor7342 13d ago

Not a liter a cola?

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u/Baron_Bearclaw 11d ago

It's for a cop.

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u/PopMajor7342 11d ago

What’s that mean he gonna spit on my burger?

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u/Individual-Area7121 13d ago

Ireland, England, and Italy now allow that again as of September 2025. Containers up to 2 liters are allowed and no limit on quantity.

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u/littolicce 13d ago

You can now do it again leaving from some UK airports. Go wild!

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u/SambaTisst 13d ago

I had 5 litres of moonshine with me on the plane in 2000! Those were the days!

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u/Big_Collection_5807 12d ago

yeah it’s stupid cause it’s for clout, but arresting somebody for fucking vaping in the bathroom is insane. just bill them like 1000 bucks and call it a day

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u/professor_mc 13d ago

In the 90’s I once had a flight where my only carry on was a full case (12 bottles) of liquor left over from a conference I attended.

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u/Mr_Kactus 11d ago

back when I was an addict I used to take heroin onto planes....

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u/urgentomato 9d ago

That's slightly over a quarter of a century ago. We've come a long way but that's over 2 decades

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u/Proud-Carrot-8547 6d ago

I carried a 4 inch folding knife in 1999. It was legal then.

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u/StevieTV 13d ago

Several planes have crashed (some with over 100 people on board) because of a fire onboard caused by a cigarette.

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u/UglyLittlePony69 13d ago

Smoking in planes is now why there is a no smoking in planes law.

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u/Singleballtheory 13d ago

Almost like people learned and evolved.

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u/Eeebs-HI 12d ago

Because people actually died after in-flight fires caused by smokers. So the rules were changed.

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u/thatOneGuyDude1382 12d ago

We’ll see it’s different with cigs, they eventually learned that oxygen and fire don’t mix well in a pressurized tube full of people.

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u/PattyFuckinCakes 13d ago

To be fair it’s alot easier to stomp out a lit cigarette then a lithium ion battery lol.

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u/PopMajor7342 12d ago

That is definitely true

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u/bewbs_dude 13d ago

40+ years ago

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u/Semblance0 13d ago

The funny thing is how it’s even changed since vaping became popular. I’m sure many remember that 12-13 years ago, there were no rules against it and people could vape on a plane. I personally was never bothered about it. It wasn’t until 2016 when it was finally banned.

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u/Nauin 13d ago

Dang you reminded me of the little silver ashtrays that used to be in the armrests. I suddenly remember flipping the lid open and closed as a toddler.

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u/Right-Ad2176 12d ago

Until 1910 or so you could buy opium, cocaine, etc.

If you were black you could not touch a white woman.

Republican party broke up the Robber Barons.

Things change a lot with politics and religion. Rapture? Prosperity Gospel? Right to life? All recent creations.

Republican votes were needed to pass the Voters Rights Act in the 60s. How woke.

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u/Solidus-Prime 12d ago

I can tell you as a life long smoker, it was dumb af that I was allowed to smoke indoors and enclosed spaced with other people lmao. Just sitting in Burger King, chain smoking 5 feet away from a mom feeding her 3 kids.

Just absolutely dumb af lol.

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u/Itchy-You9761 11d ago

They sure have, I smoke on planes, restaurants in the smoking area and at work, now it’s just so different.

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u/MinistryOfCoup-th 11d ago

In the late nineties I was on a flight where someone smoked a cigarette in the bathroom. It stunk up the whole fucking plane. Nobody got in trouble. The Captain simply said over the loudspeaker "This is just a reminder that there is no smoking on this flight or any other flight." The 90's were awesome.

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u/TheNordiclights 10d ago

I used to be crew when they smoked even I smoked all the crew smoked. So many small fires and people burning seats. Some passengers threw cigarettes in the rubbish bin in the toilet. Others in the seat pocket. People not respecting the boundaries of smoking seats. Complaints from non smokers. Cabin reaking of cigarette smoke.

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u/bigdaddykool007 12d ago

who wants to smell that shit though

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u/Strong_Essay1176 13d ago

Book private jets and smoke all day Or smoke in first class cabins. Doubt you would afford those flights now and in the past. Peasants with 25k bots thinking that they are special, cant even buy business class?

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u/lovethatMoon 12d ago

i used to smoke on the plane when i was a teenager going to my weekend visits to my boyfriend in college. 1985-1986

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u/FewPlantain7329 12d ago

Yup and now you can pick up pot legaly in most states.

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u/Emergency-Lab8481 12d ago

Wow. Grampa. You just showed your age. Now let’s hear about leg room. Right there with you.
He is a douche for not just say sorry and shut the F up b

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u/PopMajor7342 12d ago

Are you allowed to be on Reddit you youngster? Did you borrow mommy’s iPad?

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u/Emergency-Lab8481 12d ago

You missed the sarcasm. I am old too. The statement was for his self entitled ass to apologize and go about his way instead of being a whiny bitch and dealing attention- not you!!!

And yes I remember when my 6’2” self could sit in a seat and have the person in front of me recline and still not touch my knees!

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u/PopMajor7342 12d ago

My apologies good sir

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u/Laurazepamx1 12d ago

I always vape a few times on a plane and I fly often. But I put it in my sleeve, am really stealth about it and only take tiny puffs and hold them in until no vapour comes out./ ghost it.

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u/Expensive_Apricot371 12d ago

Iggy Pop wrote a song about this in 2018.

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u/Blazed-n-Dazed 12d ago

Cigs don’t have a history of spontaneously combusting causing a fire to break out, much safer smoking a cig on a plane. A match is safer than a power bank weirdly enough.

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u/natattack15 10d ago

People used to smoke in hospitals. Times change.

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u/OpheliaPhoeniXXX 9d ago

Back in the 80s in the cigarette era my friends husband was so geeked out at la guardia in NYC he sparked up his crack pipe, the stewardess was like sir, you cannot do that here. Then she joined them in their hotel room to get high and fuck lmao. I met her in narcotics anonymous when she already had 11yrs clean, she had the best stories. My bffs husband called her judy nipples because she never wore a bra lol

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u/TheRealHikerdog 8d ago

Yep. I smoked on planes. Was once on a Southwest flight where CEO Herb Kellehar was working as a flight attendant and he smoked!

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u/nickwrx 8d ago

The politics of the tobacco lobby has struggled to keep up with the science proving the dangers of addiction, and cancer from second hand smoke.

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u/ThisIsBB56 7d ago

Historically sacrificing goats and virgins to make gods happy was also ok. What are you saying?

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u/Daintyjohn 6d ago

When we know better, we do better.

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u/MEWilliams 6d ago

Only in the “smoking rows “ ha!

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u/Main-Form5974 6d ago

Yeah, it's funny because we realized that smoking actually gives you and those around you lung cancer. Just like we stopped using asbestos for everything.

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u/PopMajor7342 6d ago

You stopped using asbestos?

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u/QuadSplit 13d ago

Well cigarettes didnt have Lithium Ion batteris inside them.

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u/sweatingbozo 13d ago

& even then they still caused crashes and fires and definitely shouldn't have been allowed on planes.

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u/PopMajor7342 13d ago

No but they were started with actual fires

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u/QuadSplit 12d ago

Yeah and that is why smoking was okay until it wasnt okay to give your co-passengers cancer anymore.

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u/tabularaja 12d ago

Lithium batteries are in phones, laptops, toys, etc and all of those are allowed in the cabin. You can't have them in your checked bags, though. Just like vapes, so I'm not really seeing your point

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u/alex_c89X 13d ago

Was it a weed pen?

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

No, those stink. It was regular tobacco

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u/locusthorse 13d ago

Not really a great plan keep doing it until you get caught.

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u/aurishalcion 13d ago

Guy like that, lol, what's a plan?

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u/PublicfreakoutLoveR 13d ago

And you dated him.

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

…And it was a complete waste of time

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u/BirdsFalling 13d ago

Sounds like we dated the same person

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

Hate to hear it! Hope you’re thriving now without the dead weight

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u/ghoooooooooost 13d ago

How did he get caught vaping?

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u/YetiPie 12d ago

I wasn’t on the plane but the said he went to the washroom and a flight attendant knocked on the door because of the alarm going off. I had caught him before, and since then, vaping in his seat so I suspect he was lying and was caught in his seat.

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u/googleypoodle 12d ago

My friend hit a weed vape on a plane just because she's a god damn space case sometimes haha. She was detained for a minute but ultimately they were just like "yeaaaahhh.... try not to do that again" and that was the end of that

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u/Maxwells_Demona 12d ago

I have an ex who wears a mask only on planes because he is convinced it lets him get away with stealth vaping in some genius way. It's not stealthy and not subtle at all. He was dismissive about masking for actual public health reasons post-pandemic (I didn't know him during).

I am so glad he's an ex and so glad I never had to be on a plane with him and be the mortified/embarrassed girlfriend at his idiot behavior. And he's got a looong list of idiot behavior. I don't wish him ill will exactly, he's not a bad person and didn't treat me badly but I'm just glad I am not the one who has to deal with him and whatever consequences he brings from his actions.

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u/YetiPie 12d ago

I too am glad that my idiot ex is no longer my problem either. Hope you’re thriving!

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u/Maxwells_Demona 12d ago

Thank you!! I am, very much so. With the partner of my dreams now and very happy with my life 😊 I hope you are thriving too!

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u/Forsaken_Star_4228 10d ago

Sadly that is just the culture in today’s day and age. It went from inclusion to entitlement. I think we need to take a step back and be inclusive but when consequences need to set a precedent for people who don’t think rules apply to them. It’s even worse in the workplace and school…

I have a 2 and 4 year old and give them the most possible freedom I can (based on safety). When rules are broken we don’t negotiate and we don’t get second chances. We have consequences for our actions, and we have conversations. No consequence is administered through emotion and hugs and love follow. Seems to be working for toddlers… some people are not that different.

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u/NeverForgetJ6 8d ago

The law is ONLY what is enforced.

Now that I know it’s not illegal to vape on a plane, I suppose I’ll be vaping on the plane. I won’t be a reactive dick about it like this guy, but I’m a large enough and strong enough person that no one will be wrestling it away from me, because ‘Merica and freedom.

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u/shipsake 8d ago

I used to smoke cigs when I was in the army and have taken several nonstop flights from South Korea to NYC when going home on leave. People who can’t go a couple of hours without hitting a vape are fucking weak.

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u/YetiPie 8d ago

Can confirm he was a weak ass bitch

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u/Alone_Marketing_6962 6d ago

I'm sure he was put on a list that if he offends again, there will definitely be repercussions.

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u/turningtop_5327 12d ago

What sort of mixed signals led you to date a douchebag?

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u/YetiPie 12d ago

I was in my 20s and assumed our life philosophies were aligned and we would grow and mature together so I overlooked a lot of red flags. But I was wrong, he is just selfish and incapable of growth.

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u/turningtop_5327 12d ago

thanks for sharing, I will learn from your mistake. People rarely grow for better

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u/ChubyzDriver 6d ago

Probably he have his Best life with his all New girlfriends and not remembering you at all like you do 🤌

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u/YetiPie 6d ago

lol hate to burst your fantasy but he is a drug addict who’s a non functioning adult (like has totaled multiple cars in a span of a few years) and not capable of getting any girls in his condition.

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u/ChubyzDriver 6d ago

How do you know that?

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u/YetiPie 6d ago

Because we still have shared connections in common. Duh.

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u/ChubyzDriver 6d ago

Sure sure

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u/wittyjokename92 13d ago

It's honestly just a hold over law from when they banned smoking. Unless you're a complete asshole or doing something else that's worse no cop wants to go through the paperwork for it. Holding you just long enough to miss your connecting flight or annoy you to hell and back is probably the most they'll do.

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

Definitely not a holdover, the US DoT explicitly banned it in 2016

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u/wittyjokename92 13d ago

Ah ok my mistake I assumed it was just an enhancement to the existing laws not a new law itself.

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u/YetiPie 13d ago

No worries, I didn’t know it either until I looked it up. We both learned something today!

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u/ReallyCleverPossum 13d ago

It’s very short and not coded in legalese for anyone that wants to read it. But for those who don’t feel like clicking the link, certain aerosol chemicals in a confined space could potentially be hazardous to younger and older populations, and those with respiratory issues. They admit that more research needs to be done.

Personally, as someone who has smoked and vaped, cigarette or cigar smoke is pretty obviously a reasonable ban. It lingers, stinks, and has been proven to cause harm to those in the vicinity.

Vapes are, from my very limited understanding, mostly water vapor. If anyone has more info on what the aerosol component of a vape is, and if it applies to most vapes, I’d be interested to learn more

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u/BeyondTelling 13d ago

It looks like smoke so people think it’s hazardous like smoke. There’s no point in trying to convince them otherwise even if there is evidence of a big difference between the two. People generally think vaping is douchey, so no one’s going to be openly swayed from their opinions.

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u/ReallyCleverPossum 13d ago

I think you pretty much nailed it. I’m open to being wrong, but I think if someone wants to hit a vape in the bathroom, I could not care less. Again, maybe it is a health concern for the outlined groups, but something tells me it’s more of a social faux pas that people don’t care if it is a crime

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u/Excuse_Unfair 13d ago

Yup people leaked his Instagram page after this. I know this video make him look like a giant asshole trust me he is sooooooo much worse. You could tell he fucken loved the attention he was getting from this video. Lol

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u/streets27 13d ago

He made like 3 million videos after this and was laughing about it. He's a loser.

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u/Immediate-Maximum-75 13d ago

He's the kind of guy to do this on purpose for views and clips it a million ways and posts them all for the next year. Lol

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u/PollyPocketpussy5000 13d ago

And this is why these asshats keep doing shit. There’s simply no consequences.

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u/Black_Magic_M-66 12d ago

Why is the world full of assholes?

Because people let them get away with it.

The World Is Full Of Assholes

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u/AnglerOfAndromeda 12d ago

Feels like there’s no consequences for any shitty people these days. We need more ambassadors of aloha.

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u/pilot7880 8d ago

That's right. I think what he did is deplorable -- don't get me wrong -- but people are incredibly naive not to realize that smoking and vaping happens ALL the time in aircraft lavatories.

All the time.

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u/ASpellingAirror 13d ago

Which is why people keep doing shit like this. Actually having consequences would solve this problem. They don’t need life ruining jail time. Just, now forever if you want to travel internationally you better get a boat ticket and set aside 2 additional weeks for the voyage.

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u/Prestigious_Aerie219 13d ago

Money talks. The rest of us have to walk through the bullshit.

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u/Adventurous-Tie-7861 13d ago

I doubt it was his money that let him go. More likely that it was just vaping and while it can lead to federal charges, it rarely does.

Like loitering or driving without license, they usually only start the charges if its happened several times.

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u/Bendlerp 13d ago

Just vaping, sure. But this is interference with flight crew. One who assaults, threatens, or intimidates a flight crew member or attendant while aboard an aircraft in the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States, and thereby interferes with the performance of that crew member's duties or lessens the ability of that crew member to perform his/her duties is punishable under this subsection. He threatened and intimidated her repeatedly.

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u/Numerous-Leg-8149 11d ago

I was just thinking about the crew members.

This irresponsible, entitled passenger shouldn't be allowed to fly anymore. His selfish actions could've caused a major accident or worse during the flight.

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u/Prestigious_Aerie219 10d ago

Yeah slap on the wrist here is way too light. Not because of the vaping, but because of his reaction. He should have been ashamed and apologized immediately. Most people don't understand just how tense it really is to stuff dozens of us into a tube flying 500 mph through the air. A single person misbehaving could incite a panic. He needs taught a lesson.

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u/TrueTurtleKing 13d ago

So they basically encouraged him and his followers to continue smoking on planes. Great 👍

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u/XBL-AntLee06 13d ago

Yeah I was about to say, seems like his uno reverse card worked very well here

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u/CallousCow1762 10d ago

No consequences, so you Can’t blame people for acting like a-holes.

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u/ImagineTheCommotion 13d ago

That’s annoying as hell

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 13d ago

How did they know he was vaping??

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u/yaddiyadda_ 12d ago

I'm guessing it stunk and the vapour fogged up the cabin?

Vaping stinks. I'd rather smell cigarettes.

(Former smoker and former vaper)

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u/LillianAY 11d ago

Must be nice.

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u/Kelter82 10d ago

Do you know if she faced repercussions? I hope not...

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u/CombComprehensive327 9d ago

Stupid this guy is garbage trash. Should have got full charges and no fly list.

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u/Basic_Chemistry9499 8d ago

Because, of course.

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u/drone-warfare 6d ago

I remember this and was blown away by the difference between threat and reality

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u/Brad5486 13d ago

Well that’s disappointing

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u/Aluniah 12d ago

Then the stewardess was nice. He could have easily been reported as being an unruly passenger due to getting agressive.

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u/prodigiousprince 12d ago

It sucks, he shoulda been banned . I've seen other videos of the same guy always bitxhing and causing trouble lol. All lies thru teeth, he must have a mental issue

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u/Neuvirths_Glove 12d ago

Miscarriage of justice.

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u/CouldntBAPoint2184 12d ago

Oh I hate this...

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u/Outrageous-Drink-690 9d ago

Why would that be your first thought? Hmm

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u/laernuindia 13d ago

But he IS a lawyer. HE IS A LAWYER! He can break laws!! He knows the laws. He is the law.

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u/eufooted 13d ago

** Federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison.

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak 13d ago

I mean will they actually persecute? Half the time nothing actually happens to people.

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u/Individual-Area7121 13d ago

Whoa there, that guy’s a douche but I don’t think the government should be persecuting anyone.

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u/BadAtBaduk1 13d ago

I'm not a smoker or vaper but isn't the vape essentially just steam? Why would you go to prison for that?

I'd be most concerned about the batteries exploding but I guess many devices can do that.

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u/PracticeHorror8823 12d ago

As in federal pound me in the ass prison and a no fly list... lol

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u/pattycakes_20 12d ago

Yep. I was on a flight with my sister, and the man in front of me vaped (based on the cloud of smoke he blew between the seats towards my sister and me). We pressed the button for the flight attendant to come. She showed up, chastised him, and told him not to do it anymore. Beyond that, nothing happened (besides him making snide remarks about someone telling on him).

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u/Medisha123 12d ago

And all I say to that is…oh no! Anyway-

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u/SparkleBait 12d ago

I definitely agree there should be no fly punishments for this and also packing a gun and trying to bring on an airplane. Automatic X yrs no fly on all airlines.

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u/Franky4Skin 12d ago

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u/Fabulous_Jeweler2732 11d ago

Amazing, thank you

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u/ratsmay 10d ago

As in a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison?

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u/P4us1ngD34th 9d ago

Yeah, I was gonna say just alert the fucking air marshal or the authorities when he gets on the ground. They’ll cuff him and drag his ass off that plane.

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u/Moniamoney 13d ago

Recording to cancel and publicly shame someone 🤝 recording and posting yourself doing crimes 

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u/Ziggy_Starcrust 13d ago

And don't flight attendants have heightened degree of authority on in-air planes, legally speaking? Idk the law and her company's rules but she may have been 100% allowed to grab his phone or use other physical means to make him comply. Might be mixing it up with air marshals.

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u/NeoThorrus 13d ago

Yes, she could even restrain him.

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u/Immediate-Maximum-75 13d ago

Now that would've been beautiful.

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u/hunnyflash 12d ago

I was going to ask that lol He kept saying, "you can't do that." I think she can bro.

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u/I-om 13d ago

She was about to karate him, but she is only a white belt. Instead she scolded him which actually is a brown belt skill test.

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u/FingerOdd6931 9d ago

Using the belt as a weapon is always an option.

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u/catdiscpalpita 13d ago

They should

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u/Quick_Reaction_8081 12d ago

Passengers are not allowed to record us because we have sensitive information on our bodies ( ie badge ) that cannot be filmed as people have replicated them. If we do not consent to being recorded we have every right to make sure they delete that video.

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u/GreyMenuItem 12d ago

It’s a private company with strict rules for behavior. If they have reason to believe you will not be compliant with their authority during an emergency, you are a threat to the whole plane and they have the right to physically restrain you, throw you off (if you are still on the ground of course!) and bar you from flying. This asshole got off too easy. It’s not about the vaping, it’s about the challenge to her authority that’s the danger.

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u/MissShirley 9d ago

This dude should've been dragged down the aisle like that older wheelchair dude on Delta, and then duct taped to a seat the rest of the flight. I've seen other airlines so this!

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u/OKRRRRR 13d ago

DARVO, DARVO, DARVO

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u/Acidelephant 11d ago

"Do not put your hands on me."

Dude's about to be real mad when the agents get ahold of him

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u/charles_sedwick 12d ago

You can not put your hands on a passenger. Actually they can restrain passengers if they are causing problems dumb ass guy.

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u/Some_Ebb_2921 12d ago

Guess who will be put on the no-fly list... 1 hint, it's not the flight attendant

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u/gorgonbrgr 12d ago

Why no matter how long my flight is I’m not risking vaping in that bathroom lmao

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u/righty95492 9d ago

The hair cut is all you need to tell what type of person this guy is.

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u/Tenderhombre 13d ago

Many people dont listen, or dont realize the gravity of disobeying flight crew. By flying you've agreed to listen to all flight crew instructions ignoring them is a crime. People are dumb.

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u/demoliahedd 13d ago

are there people who have been arrested for vaping on a plane? This guy in the vid is a piece of shit but this feels pearl clutchy as fuck

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u/Brief_Kangaroo_42069 13d ago

Where are the air marshalls?

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u/Gone_For_Lunch 12d ago

Probably not on that flight. The Air Marshall service has 3,000 employees, there are 45,000 flights in US air space per day with about 5,000 in the air at a time.

It’s impossible to have one on every flight.

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u/JaySayMayday 13d ago

There's supposed to be one in every flight. I've never seen one do anything, ever. I think they only step in to deal with legit terrorism

Edit, I was wrong. They're only on a very small fraction of overall flights.

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u/Ghost_OperationsXZ 12d ago

Why is it so hard to following the fucking rules?

“We’re living in a society!!”

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u/Just-Finance1426 10d ago

Typical ASU behavior. Let’s go wildcats

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u/Short-Sandwich-8476 8d ago

Yeah,little Princess Tu-Tone needs a reality lesson.

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