1 Dumb all around.  Dumb on the part of the flight crew, dumb on the part of the airline, who should be counting how many people come off the plane, and dumb on the part of the woman.  Dumb.

2

Let me be the first to say that this lawyer gives all the rest a bad reputation

15 minutes?  pfft

I crap for longer than that.

3 I agree.  I don't see what the "damage" was.

However, Mr. Y-not, who is usually a sensible person, did think she had a case, so I guess there may be enough folks out there to make a favorable jury. 

4 The airline behaved stupidly.  I'm sure this lovely woman voted for me.

5 Sestak's statement coming out

6 If I ever fall asleep on a plane and wake up 3 hours later, unable to get out, I'm taking a huge dump on every seat on the plane. That's my lawsuit.

7 This case should be settled - with a $100 voucher.  It does make you wonder how frickin stupid the crew and (especially) the cleaning crew are though.

8 Sounds frivolous to me. What would I do for three hours of uninterrupted sleep? Probably wouldn't involve airline tickets.

9 The damages ought to be taken care of with one roundtrip ticket to anywhere, which is what you usually get when an airline inconveniences you.  This is no worse than getting bumped from a flight for a few hours.

10

We did that to my brother in law in a movie theatre once - last show of the night. After everyone left and all the lights were on, we hid and threw raisins at his head until he finally woke up and tried to figure out where he was.

It was funny.

11 How many Millions of dollars of Horror are we talking about here??

12 Recall that earlier this year a prof travelling from London to YVR slept on the plane (it was an AC flight) until a maintenance guy woke him up --in the hangar hours later!

At least, though, the prof A: laughed it off, and B: was travelling a long distance so his deep sleep was understandable.

13 I think this is ridiculous. I sleep on planes and never sleep through people getting up and leaving.  I thought the crews checked the plane for left carry on luggage, or perhaps PEOPLE.  I was surprised that this happened.  I don't know that she should get a significant award but I'm sure there has to be some way the airline could make this up to her.  This is just stupid, honestly.

14 How do you sleep through landing?! and is she seriously trying to claim that nobody smacked her upside the head with carry-on luggage while they were getting off the plane? Was she drugged to have slept through all that?

15 The system worked!   Janet

16 Wonder how much she had to drink?  I've never been able to really sleep on a plane, no matter how tired I was. 

17

Feiger btw is the pimple on the butt of humanity that use to represent Jack "Dr. Death" Kervorkian.

Didn't that jizzmop run for governor also?  Between him and that whore Granholm, how does Meeechigan manage to exist?

18 Counter sue and charge the bitch with trespassing.

Bet me she didn't hide in the shitter or something and the whole thing is a set up.

19 We did that to a guy the kept falling asleep in class in HS.  We all left real quiet, the next class came in real quiet, he woke up to see no familiar faces and freaked.

20

Flakes on a Plane

 

21

Let me be clear.....I was alerted to this from day one!

22 16 Wonder how much she had to drink?  I've never been able to really sleep on a plane, no matter how tired I was.

I'm betting Ambien with a couple of white wine spritzers to wash it down.

23 Best nap I ever had on a plane was when I fell asleep while we were taxi-ing away from the gate. There was a delay and the plane sat in line for take off for a loooong time, but I slept through it all. Woke up with less than an hour left of the flight. The guy next to me seemed annoyed that I'd missed out on the delay.

24 My wife's uncle was coming home once on a CTA bus (allegedly, real drunk) and fell aslepp.  When he woke up, the bus was in the bus wash, he saw all the water and thought he was in a monsoon.

25 9 The damages ought to be taken care of with one roundtrip ticket to anywhere, which is what you usually get when an airline inconveniences you. YEAH, I AGREE. CAN ANY OF OUR LAWYERS HERE TELL US: IS WHAT *MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED* (SUCH AS SHE MIGHT HAVE HAD A SEIZURE AND BEEN UNABLE TO OBTAIN HELP OR HER FAMILY MIGHT HAVE BEEN SICK WITH WORRY ABOUT HER FAILURE TO SHOW UP AND HAVE SOMETHING BAD HAPPEN) GROUNDS FOR DAMAGES? BECAUSE THE REAL DAMAGES ARE NEGLIGIBLE. HECK, IT DOESN'T EVEN SOUND LIKE SHE MISSED A CONNECTION.

26 BTW, sorry for the caps.  I keep losing formatting. 

27 On a somewhat more serious note, for security reasons cabin crews really shouldn't let people alone in planes like that.

Yeah, I'm a wee tiny bit concerned that the crew didn't insure that the plane was cleared.  That's not worrisome at all. 

28 The damages ought to be taken care of with one roundtrip ticket to anywhere, which is what you usually get when an airline inconveniences you.  This is no worse than getting bumped from a flight for a few hours.

Posted by: Truman North at May 28, 2010 01:02 PM (e8YaH)

Getting bumped and comped is the greatest thing in the world.  Mrs Hate and I were approached in San Jose by a United rep regarding a flight to Cleveland that was overbooked.  We had gotten there super early (one of Mrs H's phobias that drives me up the fucking wall but worked out well in this instance) and they ended up finding us a flight that got us home *earlier* than our scheduled one did; plus a roundtripper apiece to any destination in the lower 48 (or 55 to the jugeared fuck).

29

Three hours after landing she wakes up she claims? Yea right!! She either downed some pretty potent meds to keep her out, or she was hiding in the crapper to set up a case. Feiger is leache's leach type of attorney. A low down scum sucking bottom barrel dwelling parasite.

If it was me, maybe have a little fun and fire up the turbojets or order Chinese take out over the radio.

30 Drew, the sad thing about this is if you read the blog Overlawered frequently you find that this kind of behavior is now normal.

31 I guess it depends on how many flights you've been subjected to.. I've fallen asleep lots of times during takeoffs and other times had to be awoken at the terminal.   Just depends on how dragged out you are from all the travel and how used to it you are.

I feel the crew was negligent  -- they should have ensured the plane was empty if for no other reason than terminal security.

32 There have been a couple of nursery school kids left in school busses that were parked for the night.  Some of the kids have been fine but  others haven't.  Now bus drivers have to go through the bus front to back and back to front and make sure no one is left.

You would think that airline crews would do the same thing.  Not so much for the passengers but, since the plane would be quickly cleaned and then reloaded with passengers, a person, left on the plane for that little bit of time, might do something to the plane to compromise the next flight?  this looks more like a security lapse than anything else.

I'm sure all flight attendants and pilots from all airlines got a memo this morning about this....something like "don't leave the damned plane until you've checked the bathrooms and made sure every seat is empty.

33

OK, I don't get it.  How can a bunch of mouth breathing, value-rite snorting, vodka eye-balling, pudding smacking, retards be bagging on some woman for living the Ace 'O Spades lifestyle?

Seriously, anytime I find myself forced to deal with either government or  corporate bureaucracies, public or private transportation, employment related issues, or personal interactions with other people, I make sure I am well fortified with either massive quantities of Bacardi 151, amyl nitrite, or fortified gilla monster venom.

Let the first commenter who hasn't passed out in public transportation cast the first stone!

34 It's the worst thing that's happened to this woman since she spilled McDonalds coffee on herself and found out that it was hot.

35 As far as damages, I don't know Michigan law and I really don't know aviation law which is a freakshow to itself.  I'm trying to figure out how this would be false imprisonment.  I vaguely recall that there has to be an intent to keep a person from leaving.  I don't think being really f'ing stupid constitutes intent.

Re:  possibilities - generally, it's no harm, no foul.  I can't sue you for cutting me off in traffic because you might have hurt me.  You have to actually hurt me.

36 Little known fact about Fieger: his brother is Doug Fieger, lead singer for the Knack. The best 'skinny-tie' '80's band EVER!

My Sharona!

37

gee how bout "take responsibility for yourself?

and f-ing stupid ,cant beleive what constitutes news"""

38

Feiger is leache's leach type of attorney. A low down scum sucking bottom barrel dwelling parasite.

Retract that or you'll hear from our lawyers.

39 Fuck this. Hey, you fucking idiots: People sleep on planes. Who cares why she slept through landing? Maybe she had a goddamn stroke? Well, no one cares cuz she's a corpse on a plane. It's closing time, she should have been removed from the plane, period, done and over. That's game, folks. The airline doesn't have the responsibility to wake her up, but it sure as hell has responsibility to NOT leave strange people chillin' in aisle 34, and the airline sure as hell has the responsibility to NOT lock her in. There's being an advocate for personal responsibility, and then there's being a goddamn mouth-breathin' jackass. STOP being the later. She doesn't deserve gajillions, but she didn't toss her baby into a dumpster either.

40 #10

A looong time ago, I fell asleep in a movie theater. I had already seen one movie in the early afternoon and snuck into another room to watch the animated 'Lord of the Rings' again. (So this was the summer of 1978 and I was thirteen.) I fell asleep for what I'd thought was just a few minutes because the scene being shown was about a third further into the movie.

But when I went outside it was almost dark, making it close to 9 PM. I headed home and was shocked to find out nobody had missed me. My father had died very recently, so my mother wasn't in the best shape but you'd have thought at least one of my four older siblings would have wondered where I was.

More recently, in 2000, I was in New York City for a trade show job. We were staying with a friend in his apartment in New Jersey and the heat had made sleep very difficult. We had an acquaintance who had a snazzy suite on a high floor of the New Yorker (IIRC) hotel. I was permitted to grab some nap time there before heading over to the job site. I was really exhausted, so when I woke I found myself completely disoriented. I had no idea where I was or how I'd gotten there. I had to look out the window and stare at Manhattan a couple of minutes before it all came back to me.

A very odd moment for someone not given to drink.

41

alexthechick at May 28, 2010 01:25 PM (8WZWv)

Don't worry, I don't know anything about Michigan or aviation law either.  Neither do I know anything about female sexuality or body parts or emotions or anything at all that would enable me to satisfy them physically, sexually, or emotionally.  But I don't let this stop me from blaming all of my many (well, one or two) sexual partners for their lack of ability to orgasam.

I got mine, your pleasure is your responsibility, that's what I always say at the end...

As far as the issue you raise about no harm no foul, if she had to be somewhere, and missed it because the flight crew didn't kick her off the plane, wouldn't that be the harm?

 

42 Why is it that women have so much trouble with transportation???

43 36 It's the worst thing that's happened to this woman since she spilled McDonalds coffee on herself

You got that right!

44 Posted by: Vercingetorix at May 28, 2010 01:30 PM

Yes, but I believe you need to demonstrate damages/harm, not just negligence.  So it seems to me that the damages are whatever the 15 minutes of stress involved. 

Does anyone know if she had a cell phone? 

45 WTF, people?

As soon as they locked her in, it's all on them.

If it were me stuck in there, I wouldn't have been thinking lawsuit, but I'd have busted out in the most plane-damaging way I could make happen with what's around.

46 Jackie Chiles begone!

47 In a similar situation, I would go into the cockpit and pretend I was flying the airplane.

Complete with "vroom-vroom" noises and pretend radio chatter with the tower.

48

"38"

 

You probably didn't live through the summer of 1979, or you wouldn't have made that claim...

 

Nuke The Knack

49

Her damages are what she suffered.  15 minutes of anxiety.

What "could have" happened can't be compensated, after all, how could it?  Her family could have dies during that time, but it didn't.

So, she might likely get the case to jury, but what jury will award her any money for 15 minutes.  Even if she is the proverbial eggshell plaintiff?

50 I guess at the end of the day, there are people who operate with the "shit happens" philosophy and others who operate with the "I'll get mine" philosophy.  I favor the former, even though I think the airlines suck and blow and most airline employees (pilots excepted), especially gate agents, are evil rat bastards. 

But I digress.

Many years ago Mr. Y-not were taking a cab ride in Chicago.  Crappy cab with bald tires and the driver was none to careful.  It was winter, there was black ice, and the car spun out.  We were inconvenienced - they had to get us a new cab so there was a delay of standing in the cold - but that was it.  No injuries. 

Some time later we were contacted by the cab company (or their law firm, I can't recall which) to see if we were planning on suing and to offer us a settlement.  We told them to forget about it.  We had no intention of suing. 

When the airline industry is suffering as badly as it is - and I fully acknowledge that much of that is their own fault, but some of it isn't - why do we want to applaud a woman who at most deserves a free airline ticket for her troubles? 

51 @50 You just want to play with the autopilot. (http://tinyurl.com/397m4lm)

52 Damages were she was physically detained for 3 hours, not 3 hours, 15 minutes. When someone is kidnapped, we don't prosecute the kidnappers only for the hours the victim is awake. Personally, I don't care whether she gets an award or not, or if she sued or not. This is a public safety issue, especially in this age of terrorism. Forget Lazy Susan, what if it was Crazy Omar? Crazy Omar with explosive easter eggs he just happened to hide all over the plane. What then? Maybe she deserves nothing for compensation. But the airline deserves to get fucking hammered like a Bachelorette party in a trailer park for screwing up this bad.

53 Let the first commenter who hasn't passed out in public transportation cast the first stone!

Once, a hobo masturbated onto my foot while I was passed out at the First Ave L train stop.

54 Complete with "vroom-vroom" noises and pretend radio chatter with the tower.

" A-Mex 4-0-3, contact departure, adios."

55 @56 lol. As for this woman, I think the striking thing is that apparently she is so beloved that she went missing for over three hours without anyone - apparently - looking for her. If I went to pick up my husband from a flight and he didn't come off of it, it would not take me three hours to find out where he was. It's a simple matter to confirm he was on the flight. Anyway, Vercingetorix is right that the airline messed up badly, but I just don't think she has a good case for damages.

56 They probably thought she was dead and were going to leave the stiff as a practical joke for the morning crew. 

57 We had an acquaintance who had a snazzy suite on a high floor of the New Yorker (IIRC) hotel. I was permitted to grab some nap time there before heading over to the job site. I was really exhausted, so when I woke I found myself completely disoriented. I had no idea where I was or how I'd gotten there. I had to look out the window and stare at Manhattan a couple of minutes before it all came back to me.

I attended Clinton's inauguration my junior year of high school. When we all got on a subway, I had dawdled a bit and missed the train. The teacher was on it already and nobody held the door. I forget where we were going. I think for some famous MD crabs in Georgetown. I went back to the hotel where hobos were having sex very loudly next door.

58 My life is like a country western song, nothing but hobos, trains and sex.

59 Bet me she didn't hide in the shitter or something and the whole thing is a set up. Dammit, I wanted to be the first to say that.

60

"Damages" are what the monetary value is for pain and suffering.  What is the monetary value of her "suffering" while she was asleep? 

If you "kidnap" an unconscious person, and release them before they awake, you can be charged with a crime, and they can sue you for the tort of false imprisonment.  But damages are limited to the pain and suffering ACTUALLY INCURRED in the course of the tort. 

Dignitary harms, such as defamation, carry different damages rules, but for physical torts you have non-economic damages and economic damages.  Non-econ damages are limited to what is actually suffered, or else you are treading into "punitive" territory, a mistrial, and likely a Bar sanction.  The damages from false imprisonment are the inability to leave and the trauma associated with that limitation. 

One can certainly argue (and I expect this shyster to do so) that whether for one minute or one week, the restraint on liberty effected the victim just as deeply, but the jury isn't gonna buy that, I can tell you.  But no matter what, you cannot argue for damages that the victim did not incur.

This woman sleeping through her imprisonment--to the extent it can be considered that under Michigan law--cannot form part of her damages.  Finger (what I'm calling the creep) can argue that she should be compensated generally for the loss of liberty, but he'll draw an objection if he starts going off about "for three hours she was detained!" 

61

Tattoo De Plane


Well, I was drunk the day that Mama got outta prison.
And I went to pick her up in the rain.
But, before I could get to the station in my pickup truck
She got runned over by a damned old train.

LMAO on the hobo story.  Is it true?

62 If it was me, maybe have a little fun and fire up the turbojets or order Chinese take out over the radio.

65+ comments and no one thought to break into the onboard liquor cabinet?

Radio chatter could also include stuff from Airplane (Gimme a vector, Victor), and Top Gun (Maverick requesting a fly-by). 

How long do you think it would have taken them to figure out the transmissions were coming from a parked, locked plane?

63 She clearly didn't listen to the lecture on opening the emergency exits.  I would have deployed the slide, just for the hell of it.

64 " A-Mex 4-0-3, contact departure, adios."

That should be, Adios, MoFo!

65 I didn't read every comment, but just in case nobody else posted it yet, here's the video of the interview:
http://tinyurl.com/3y8yt77

I fail to see how she was harmed. And emotional damage is bullshit.

66 Here you go sport, http://video.foxnews.com/v/4217964/abandoned-passenger-suing-airline

67

I think this shows how passenger flight attendent relations have become adversarial over the last decade.

I'm not saying I condone it, but I suspect these flight attendents left her on the plane as a form of retaliation.

I mean, if you were a flight attendent, trying to serve people and protect them, and this person can't even be bothered to stay awake during the safety brief, to act engaged when flight attendents try to serve you, to even ask a simple question "how are you doing, thanks for everything", can you really be surprised at what happened?

Clearly, these flight attendents left here there as a passive aggressive response to this passengers total indiffernece to flight attendents and their work.

I'm not saying it's right.  I'm just saying it's what happened.

68 ....so, I just dropped 90 lbs of luggage off at the TSA screeners, and the baggage agent who tagged them never asked to see my ID.

Who feels safe?

69 There is nothing unreasonable in expecting attendants to wake you up when flight ends

Is that one of their duties as specified in their contract?  They have a union.

70 Found interview on youtube: http://tinyurl.com/3y8yt77

71 This almost happened to me. I fell asleep on a flight; and was awaken when the stewardess asked which type of immigration/custom form I needed for Mexico. Door was closed, but I really didn't want to go to Mexico - so they let me off. Did not know that I could have sued.

72 Didn't this same thing happen to a guy in one of the early Fantasy Island pilots?

73 <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbLuWciXFcM">Wake up, little Susie, wake up --
Wake up, little Susie, wake up --
We've both been sound asleep,
Wake up, little Susie, and weep,
The movie's over, it's four o'clock,
And we're both in trouble deep ...

The movie wasn't so hot,
It didn't have much of a plot,
We fell asleep, our goose is cooked,
Our reputation is shot...

Wake up. little Susie,
We gotta go home...</a>

74 Feiger is airing commercials against tort reform here in Michigan.

Talk about having way too much money.

He claims tort reform is just like, after sitting for hours or days on  a jury, and coming up with a verdict, you then have the government come in and change it on you.

What a fzcking sleaze.

75

I honestly don't understand most people's reaction to this story. I've no doubt the woman's stupid, and I think it's weird she could sleep so soundly--but the airline locked her in! You honestly want to tell me you think that's even close to OK?

Besides, maybe Abdul Abu Muhammed might wanna know feigning sleep would get him some uninterrupted time on board a plane.

76 In our defense, look at her; we thought someone left their unwanted old bag on board.

77 Was the plane a single engine or four engine? Cuz it's an entirely different kind of flying altogether.

78

<blockquote>I honestly don't understand most people's reaction to this story. I've no doubt the woman's stupid, and I think it's weird she could sleep so soundly</blockquote>

I think some kind of sedative was probably involved.  Not an excuse, just a possible explanation.

<blockquote>--but the airline locked her in! You honestly want to tell me you think that's even close to OK?</blockquote>

No, definitely not OK.  Pretty stupid on the part of the airline, possibly criminally negligent.  However, not grounds for her to sue for one meeeeeeellion dollars (/ Dr. Evil).

<blockquote>Besides, maybe Abdul Abu Muhammed might wanna know feigning sleep would get him some uninterrupted time on board a plane. </blockquote>

A very fair point.

79 Do we not do HTML around here? Or am I just lame?  :-(

80

I'm speculating: had one gone ahead and lit a cigarette, would an alarm have gone off? Would you have had to pay the room-cleaning fee? Would the airline have had to take the airliner out of service for second-hand smoke amelioration? And how about those flammable and carcinogenic interior fabrics? It's been so long since smoking was legal, who knows if the whole damn thing might have just flashed off like a Chinese fireworks ash-snake?

OK some will say that's just gross. You know who you are. What about this concept that she hid in the lavatory...and the cleaning crew didn't find her?

 

81 I am going to have to lean towards the passenger on this one. Not lawsuit millions in damages lean. But at least say that the flight crew did have an obligation to wake her and inform her the plane had arrived at destination. Why you may ask? Say your a hard sleeper, (Obviously this chick is) you've got your monster wake up the neighborhood alarm clock packed in your luggage because it is A electronic and B really too big to carry on your person. You step onto a plane, you step under the flight crew's authority by federal law (I'm sure many here need no reminder about that). Then they tell you to sit down, sit still, shut up. Then they dim the lights and run the O₂ down to what you expect at 3-5 thousand feet. Drowsiness is an expected side effect. You can not expect someone to stay awake under those circumstances. You cannot expect someone to spontaneously re-awaken once they're asleep. So yes I think the flight crew has a responsibility to wake passengers on arrival.

All that said, I think her damages should be constrained to wasting three hours of her life, and to hell with the "I was scared" BS. So f*ing what, you don't have a right NOT to be scared on a plane. Reasonable people would not be scared just because they woke up in an empty plane. They would be concerned, yes, but give me money scared, nope. Give her a ticket and call it good.

The security issue? That is troubling; to think a Jihadi might be one hard sleep from a free airliner is somewhat disconcerting.

82 85 Do we not do HTML around here? Or am I just lame?  :-(
Posted by: Mary in LA

Click the thingy that looks like arrow brackets < > at the top of the comments tab for html...though not all html will work.

I use that all the time to close the damn auto-format italics...

83 I'm not in the least sympathetic towards this woman, but it does worry me that someone might have a stroke, or someother medical problem, in flight and be unconsciouse at landing and NO ONE on the plane picks up on it.  If the airlines has a policy that it's the flight crew's responsibility to clear the plane, then the flight crew need to be penalized in some way.  If the airlines doesn't have such a policy they deserve everything they get. 

84 89 but it does worry me that someone might have a stroke, or someother medical problem, in flight and be unconsciouse at landing and NO ONE on the plane picks up on it. I'm pretty sure the flight crew are not her mommy. Nobody has an on demand right to be noticed.

85 The interviewer is just nuts. Why didn't you set your cell phone alarm? Um, didn't they airline and FAA require that she have all electronic devices switched off? Geepers. They require us to behave like babies under threat of force, then when we do, they claim that it isn't their responsibility to take care of us? I hope the airline looses.

86 Posted by: Ranba Ral at May 28, 2010 04:31 PM (l2CML)

Ah, I see.  I have Javascript turned off and pop-ups blocked, because they are eeeeeevil.  That explains why the source editor window didn't come up.  Thanks!

87 After I got tired of pretending I was flying the airplane, I would go to the first class section and see how many of the little liquor bottles I could find. There might be a few left over in-flight meals as well.

The BEST part, however, would be the next morning when the poor pilot or maintenance man or whoever opened the door to the airplane and I jumped out from behind a corner and  yelled BOO!

Now that I think about it, this would make a great movie. It would be like "Career Opportunities", but on an airplane...

88

Listening to her interview, I wouldn't be surprised if this womam was a complete b*tch towards the flight attendents. She sounds like an empty headed, entitlement seeking, gold digging, type of person.  Maybe locking her in was retaliation from the flight crew.

89 While it is not the airline's responsibility to wake her at any given time (they aren't the hotel wake up call service), common sense would indicate that someone wake her on the way out.

That said, she's more than 50% at fault, so any 'damages' she might have incurred would be reduced by her own liability.  Moreover, it is clear she had NO damages--when asked on multiple occasions what she wanted from the suit she said she didn't know.  If she had nightmares about being locked in a plane, suffered "dumbass locked up" syndrome or something similar, she'd know it.  She's just mad b/c nobody did what she should have done herself. 

If I were on the jury I'd give her a total of $.01 for her inconvenience of having to call someone upon waking up, reduced by her 90% fault.    I'd then round down and give her nada, other than some invaluable advice to get a life and a better attorney (one that will tell her she's stupid next time she asks if she has a case).

90 Oh, if only that would happen to me...  "Philadelphia ground, [N-number] at gate X  for a southbound VFR departure with information Echo."  Later, suckers!

91 Ok, I'd probably just use the plane radio to get someone to get me--but I can dream...

92 While this woman is clearly an idiot, I don't really understand why the crew didn't notice she was there and wake her before leaving and locking the airplane's doors.

93 Once, a hobo masturbated onto my foot while I was passed out at the First Ave L train stop.

Posted by: Tattoo De Plane at May 28, 2010 01:52 PM (mHQ7T)

You lucky bastard. There are people who will pay good money for that...er....so I've heard.

94 Yeah, Feiger.  The perennial gubernatorial candidate.  And scum-sucking leech.

@17:  Don't ask how we manage to exist.  It's become a true burden on the four of us left in the state actually still paying taxes.

95 It is her responsibility to make sure she wakes up.

It is the cabin crew's responsibility to check the plane and make sure no one is on board.

She has no grounds for a suit, but the airline does have grounds to change their operating procedures to ensure this doesn't happen again.

If she was asking for an apology I might understand, but money?

Dumb bitch can suck my dick.

96

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97

For those who say the woman has no case, consider this: Is it okay to pull a plane into a hangar, close up, turn off the lights, and leave a passenger sleeping in the plane alone?

Of course not.

The airline is a "common carrier."  Here's the rule: "All common carriers have the duty to exercise utmost care and extraordinary diligence in any contract of carriage."

The airline's conduct was clearly below the standard of care.

On the flip side, I watched the video.  This woman exists to make a box of rocks look like Stephen Hawking.

98 The reason for obesity is the life style of the people, i.e. eating junk food, little or no exercise at all. The first thing that an obese person should do is change the lifestyle i.e. to eat nutritious food like vegetables, fruits, cereals etc rather than eat junk food and exercise regularly. Taking the help of a dietician who will guide you what to eat when and how much you can lose weight. But in spite of all the diets if there is no weight loss you can opt for surgery.

99 CÝLDÝNÝZÝN BEKÇÝSÝ ORJÝN SÝVÝLCE KREMÝ ÝLE PÜRÜZSÜZ BÝR CÝLDE KAVUÞUN! • Bitki özlerinden oluþturulan Orjin Sivilce Kremi sivilce, siyah nokta gibi cilt problemlerini mükemmel bir þekilde iyileþtirir. Sivilce ve siyah noktalarýn yeniden oluþmasýnýn önüne geçer. • Sivilceleri etkin bir þekilde azaltýr ve aþýrý yað üretimini engeller. • Cildi, sivilceyi oluþturan zararlý bakterilerden temizler. • Cildi derinlemesine etkileyerek berraklaþtýrýr ve billur gibi bir cilde sahip olmanýzý saðlar. • Cilt yüzeyindeki zararlý bakterileri derinlemesine temizleyerek cildi arýndýrýr.