[toldyou]

"They had to go drag out a relative who proceeded to do the usual b*tch, moan, and whine about how they're being so mistreated by the airline."

I could never understand, too, how a "grieving" relative could complain about being mistreated after unfortunate incidents such as airplane crashes. I'm puzzled by what they expect during all the confusion. I remember Katrina evacuees, who didn't leave their homes when told to, complained of being "mistreated," too, during rescues. They weren't rescued fast enough, no one fed them soon enough, etc, etc.

[Pukin Dog]

Cash, baby.

C-A-S-H.

[COEXERJ145]

Most don't complain but there are always some malcontents who are angry (and understandably so) that take out their anger on the most convenient entity, the airline.

[ican'tbelieveit]

I told my son that we will probably find out that this guy wasn't related to anyone on the plane, but the media won't correct that story.

[Paleo Conservative]

I remember Katrina evacuees, who didn't leave their homes when told to, complained of being "mistreated," too, during rescues. They weren't rescued fast enough, no one fed them soon enough, etc, etc.

And they hated the Jason's sandwiches they were served. Why couldn't they have brought them red beans and rice and some chitin's?