Airline TV Show S1E01 The Delicate Art Of Saying No (1/3)

An airline supervisor must handle a passenger who's drunk at 7 a.m., and a colleague has the delicate task of telling a passenger that he smells too bad to travel. In this high-flying new series, we provide viewers with complete access to the inner workings and emotional stories behind the daily workings of Southwest Airlines--from individual passenger's tales and dramatic reunions to action at the counter between passengers and employees.

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[GuilfordMatt]

playing the race card. What a douchebag. Half the supervisors/managers on this show are black. Imagine if she was a white woman saying that to a black supervisor what the outrage would be.

[Abadox]

lmao racial profiling.. wow ive heard it all

[lanpingpug]

@xclaimer365 Duh? I'm English. I have no idea about airlines in America, especially ones that are so friendly, which would usually mean they go under after about a week but if your "duh" is a "yes" then I'm very pleased.

[xclaimer365]

@lanpingpug duh

[Rubberchix]

If you read it, it does say "One Person Allowed Through Unless White"

[lanpingpug]

Is Southwest still going as an airline?

[Beautiful7NightMarie]

@MyPilot747 yeah cuz poor people fly all the time! lol gtfoh he's probably a smelly old rich white man who does not like to clean himself

[Beautiful7NightMarie]

white people when they get wet smell like dog ewww its disgusting and he looked like he shitted himself gosh white people lol

[jetbluensw]

...why were they videoing that man washing up?

[MyPilot747]

THANKS

[easyJetAirbus]

@GuilfordMatt I'm black and totally agree with your comment. She is an utter twat.

[KCTKOC]

@Abadox - It's all about race.