Re: cheap airlines
by Head Ach on Dec 04, 2009 09:45 PM
yes u right we should actually teach them lesson by taking a barrel of water and giving the flight and tell them to give to the thirsty passenger for free
This man Harsh has been forgotten the first flight of his life he took. He is now making mockery of a simple living indian family.
When he was boarded his first flight to Mumbai, and the craft was just touched the surface and still running on runway, he unfasten his seat belt and take his bag out from cupboard above and place it in corridor.
Any body can imagine this behaviour. This is a general practice we do when our buses are about to reach their destinations.
And he said he was not stopped laughing for 20 minutes !!!!! Same here harsh !!
Re: Truth of Mr. Harsh
by jeevan shetty on Dec 04, 2009 09:34 PM
i agree with you mr.govil. this is the case with most of the middleclass and poor indians..like me, who get to fly airlines. they think they have reached a different orbit and start mocking the people with whom they grown up
Re: Truth of Mr. Harsh
by Jayanth on Dec 04, 2009 08:06 PM
Chill bro, its just a bloopers section. Lets not take everything so personally. Everything in the world is not black and white. There are grey areas too...
No airlines does serve food upfront without taking money first, if passenger need to pay. the writer tried his imagination. not a bad try at all. should have been better.
No airlines does serve food upfront without taking money first, if passenger need to pay. the writer tried his imagination. not a bad try at all. should have been better.
Everyone doesn't know everything. The person might have travelled for the first time. It sound really saddist that someone is trying to make fun of others ignorance.
Re: What is so funny
by Sudhir TS on Dec 04, 2009 01:55 PM
"Everyone doesn't know everything" - rightly said. But if you dont know something why throw up attitude and pretend to know everything? Somehow I feel we Indians are a bit shy in admitting we dont know something and try to cover it up by throwing attitude around
Re: What is so funny
by Hebbar R on Dec 04, 2009 01:50 PM
Ignorance is not the issue here. But attitude is. It is common for people to feel that they own the Air Hostesses. Often demands are made where just requests suffice. Often, safety precautions advised by the crew are just ignored. While flying, ignorance can be too expensive (though not in this particular case), especially to all the other passengers.
Re: What is so funny
by harsh vaishnav on Dec 04, 2009 02:17 PM
Ravi, thank you for your words of encouragement. Your opinion hardly matters. Good Bye.
