I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
That's true. Jack Byrnes was constantly spying on him putting hidden cameras around the house and he never got to propose to Pam when he was completely ready to propose. (Before he got on the airplane, I remember he was looking at the ring he was going to propose with where he was probably thinking "well, I have to find a new girlfriend now and I'm back to the beginning now.")
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
@petergresh516 I was fighting with my boyfriend and I may have said just going to kill myself right now and apparently some people took it seriously 😐 😒
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I'd be pissed too if an airline lost my luggage, a baby threw up on me, my girlfriends over bearing dad made me take a lie detector test, made fun of me for being a male nurse.
Yes, even though Greg has no right to fly off the handle like he does here, it still is something we all can relate to-simply the "last straw," and in this case, a result of having been pushed too far already. Also,,like someone else had said, this is one of those cases where one's motive for getting vocal stems more from our needing to discharge our feelings than from our needing to be reasonable(it's obvious that Greg is discharging all of the grief that had built up inside him, over the past two days, from Jack having given him a lot of shit.)
+MrJamieMurph4141969 you know, it is so funny you mention that because I read an article last night about a man whose former coworker finally lost his cool with his overbearing boss in front of a multitude of people, and then he got screwed over big time! I'm not saying he couldn't have handled it differently or better, but the point is, this scene is no different than what I read about last night.
+Eric van Wageningen so yeah, we can definitely sympathize with why he finally snapped. of course, the best way to deal with it is to agree to check the bag in, but also say that if it gets lost again, he will definitely be filing a complaint, and he'd mention the stewardess' name in the process, as she has effectively PROMISED him it wouldn't happen again, you know?
Somehow, this scene is very similar to the plane scene, in "Anger Management" with Adam Sandler. Both scenes show a how a simple misunderstanding between an antagonized passenger with an implosive temper, and an uncooperative stewardess escalates, and the passenger comes out as the villain...
+Sweetheartbabez Lol, different strokes for different folks. I found the anger mgmt scene mediocre in humor compared to this scene which is absolutely hilarious to me
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I agree, even if he really does have absolutely no right to say all that he does here. Like I and someone else had once said on this, it is ultimately because of the way Pam's family treated him, especially her megalomaniac dad,that he finally snaps(even if he does almost get arrested.)
Even though it was a funny scene, I do feel for Gregg at this point as Pams family put him through hell especially her dad and all because the airline lost his luggage
@@j.h.2944 what do you know though? you don't know what its like for a human to have a breaking point, you don't know what people go through, the amount of mental blockchain they go through, the pain, the strains, the absolute urge to scream in anger....
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
@1:15 I can just hear the sadness in his voice. He is a man who just wanted to have a life and it just kept kicking him over and over. He just wanted to be happy and love the girl he loved, but everyone else wanted him to do everything they wanted him to do and be whatever he wanted him to be. He couldn't be himself cause he always had to be someone else. When they want to take his bag, it wasn't just a silly bag, he wanted to hold on to his dignity at least. He wanted to hold on to whatever he had left because he was left in a state of unable to trust anyone. I don't blame him. All he wants is a little respect and no one will give it to him. "All I want to do is hold onto my bag and not listen to you." The metaphorical stance is just...I can't put it in words. He just wants to finally be able to do what he wants to do and feel safe being himself, but no one will let him. So he makes a stand. "I am tired of this bullshit and I am tired of playing it everyone's way. For once, I want it my way. I am a human being just like everyone else and not some punching bag you can easily abuse." Also, it is kind of ridiculous that human beings are so afraid of even the word "bomb." Come on. If you're so afraid of people saying the word bomb, then maybe you just shouldn't leave your house.
Another thing I can relate to, feeling forced to be "someone else," or a phony, in other words, by acting contrary to what I am really like by nature, and simply for somebody else's sake and not my own, when I would far much rather do what I personally really want to do. Yes, that too, is something we can all sympathize with, being sick and tired of somebody trying to wear the pants and thus force us to respect their bullshit authority and act beneath ourselves, even. It's no wonder Greg explodes like he does here, even if he almost does get put behind bars for his actions. And still something else we can probably identify with- being so caught up in some negative emotion that we might even be temporarily past caring about consequences of such actions.
I was arrested the other day for saying suicide and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing boom boom boom boom and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I remember seeing this on TV when I was little. This was actually how I learned you’re not supposed to say “Bomb” on air airplane. See? Movies can be educational!!
I'm realizing how great this script was cause it was so realistic. Especially the way stiller delivers his lines. They're not perfect zingers and one liners with flawless syntax. "Your airline - okay - you suck at checking bags" "I am finished with the checking of the bags conversation"
LOL. xD We watched this in my group therapy today. It was used as an example of how we tend to react in an emotional mind rather than a wise mind and then our behavior tends not to be as effective. We also had to study the prompting event that made him act this angry, like he probably lost his luggage before. xD I do think he made some good points though but his reaction was way over the top so we need to manage our anger and other emotions to get a better result.
+degree7 Yes, he sure does have a right to be beside himself with rage, even though here, he's releasing all of the hurt and grief and anger that had built up inside over the past two days, because Pam's family was not nice to him.
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
Poor Gaylord. After two days of pure hell dealing with Jack and his lost bag messing things up, he finally snaps. That snooty stewardess was the final straw. Stiller nailed this scene! I just love airport meltdown scenes like this, "Honeymoon in Vegas", and "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles".
I found the scene after this one hilarious: "bomb bomb bomb-bomb ba-bomb; you going to arrest me? What if I was in the military and I was a bomb-an-eer?"
''And the only way I would ever let go of my bag would be if you came over here right now and tried to pry it from my dead, lifeless fingers, okay?" Challenge accepted.
“...so take the little STICKS outta your head and clean your ears...!” Must’ve watched this scene 100 times and still lose my breath laughing; from Typing Airline Rep to BOMB and beyond, every frame is a punchline
Bro I have three jobs. yesterday I had to work two of my three jobs on the same day. Both places were crazy busy and I had deal with rude ass, dumb ass people. I was damn near at this breaking point.
How is it possible that there are folks in the front rows when Greg was the last person to board? If there had been a first class section it might have made sense...
Ben Stiller is my Hero. Great actor and comedian. I watched the Small Fockers movie tonight and didn't get enough Ben Stiller, so I turned to CZcams and found this and other great clips.
Are you physically going to take my bag and put it beneath in if the plane? Are you going to go outside right now? With the guys with the earmuffs and go put it in there?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I honestly don't think the "Step off bitch!" part was Ben Stillers voice...Jay Roach who direct the film dubbed in another actors voice to say that line to make it sound more balsy and badass.
This film came out on October 6, 2000. If it was planned to be released after September 11 of the following year, this scene would've been probably altered! They would've probably kept in the freakout scene, but would've taken out the mentions of a bomb.
Because this movie was released on October 6, 2000, which was about a year before 9/11, I'm pretty sure that this scene(or situation) would be handled differently today.
He could've handled the situation better...maybe just allowing the stewardess to check the bag and just making her aware that his bag was lost before and that if it happens again he will file a complaint would've been better...the mouthing off and saying all the things he said was completely unnecessary.
I almost died of laughter when he said “take the little sticks out of your head” 😭😂😂😂😂
Simon B 1:14-1:15 😆
When he says step off bitch ha😢
Same 😂
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
@@Shell_Michelle Jeez, hopefully they were nice enough to let you go with only a warning, right?
Can anyone blame him? I mean his weekend was hell cause the airline forgot his suitcase. Everyone has a breaking point.
That's true. Jack Byrnes was constantly spying on him putting hidden cameras around the house and he never got to propose to Pam when he was completely ready to propose. (Before he got on the airplane, I remember he was looking at the ring he was going to propose with where he was probably thinking "well, I have to find a new girlfriend now and I'm back to the beginning now.")
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
W@@Shell_Michelle wait really you can't say suicide on an airplane
@petergresh516 I was fighting with my boyfriend and I may have said just going to kill myself right now and apparently some people took it seriously 😐 😒
Yes, but it's still not okay to say bomb on an airplane.
This is Ben Stiller's best moment.
This entire movie is his best moment
Ron Burgundy I'm not raising my voice. THIS WOULD BE RAISING MY VOICE TO YOU!
Mitchell Wagoner Indeed it is.
Mitchell Wagoner What if I was in the military? I was a Bombadier.
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
I'd be pissed too if an airline lost my luggage, a baby threw up on me, my girlfriends over bearing dad made me take a lie detector test, made fun of me for being a male nurse.
Yes, even though Greg has no right to fly off the handle like he does here, it still is something we all can relate to-simply the "last straw," and in this case, a result of having been pushed too far already. Also,,like someone else had said, this is one of those cases where one's motive for getting vocal stems more from our needing to discharge our feelings than from our needing to be reasonable(it's obvious that Greg is discharging all of the grief that had built up inside him, over the past two days, from Jack having given him a lot of shit.)
+MrJamieMurph4141969 you know, it is so funny you mention that because I read an article last night about a man whose former coworker finally lost his cool with his overbearing boss in front of a multitude of people, and then he got screwed over big time!
I'm not saying he couldn't have handled it differently or better, but the point is, this scene is no different than what I read about last night.
+Eric van Wageningen so yeah, we can definitely sympathize with why he finally snapped. of course, the best way to deal with it is to agree to check the bag in, but also say that if it gets lost again, he will definitely be filing a complaint, and he'd mention the stewardess' name in the process, as she has effectively PROMISED him it wouldn't happen again, you know?
...and injecting him with a truth serum against his will causing him to spill all his secrets.
+JoeBee9 AND coming right out and calling Greg a son of a bitch like he does earlier in the film,to Greg's face,at that.
Great acting Ben Stiller!
"Step off bitch" LMFAO
I'm like "Whoa" when he says that.
Somehow, this scene is very similar to the plane scene, in "Anger Management" with Adam Sandler. Both scenes show a how a simple misunderstanding between an antagonized passenger with an implosive temper, and an uncooperative stewardess escalates, and the passenger comes out as the villain...
yea..I prefer that scene tho..lol
+Sweetheartbabez Lol, different strokes for different folks. I found the anger mgmt scene mediocre in humor compared to this scene which is absolutely hilarious to me
Yeah I think that's one of adam sandler's underrated movies
Robert Dubs Yeah it actually does seem very similar.
Robert Dubs You commented the same thing on the other video. Don’t u have a life
I've been working with an airline for the past TWO WEEKS trying to get my bag back after they lost it "courtesy checking" it. This clip = my life.
Hal Cohen did they ever find it?
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
@@Shell_Michelle shut up,no you weren't,you just want likes. Otherwise you wouldn't spam this crap under every comment.
“And all I WANNA DO is hold on to my bag and not listen to YOU!”😂
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
Who could blame him for snapping after everything he went through.
I agree, even if he really does have absolutely no right to say all that he does here. Like I and someone else had once said on this, it is ultimately because of the way Pam's family treated him, especially her megalomaniac dad,that he finally snaps(even if he does almost get arrested.)
Even though it was a funny scene, I do feel for Gregg at this point as Pams family put him through hell especially her dad and all because the airline lost his luggage
No. Adults should know not to act like that
And this was before 9/11 happened
He’s lucky on that end
@@j.h.2944 what do you know though? you don't know what its like for a human to have a breaking point, you don't know what people go through, the amount of mental blockchain they go through, the pain, the strains, the absolute urge to scream in anger....
The man has feelings. Let him hold on to his bag. Lol
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
Bomb Bomb Bomb Bomb Bomb Bomb Bomb
Bomb?
Alpha boy allah akhbar
1:35
*bomb*
Airport Security: Hey Norm, take. We've got a specialist.
Greg: Bye Norm.
@1:15 I can just hear the sadness in his voice. He is a man who just wanted to have a life and it just kept kicking him over and over. He just wanted to be happy and love the girl he loved, but everyone else wanted him to do everything they wanted him to do and be whatever he wanted him to be. He couldn't be himself cause he always had to be someone else. When they want to take his bag, it wasn't just a silly bag, he wanted to hold on to his dignity at least. He wanted to hold on to whatever he had left because he was left in a state of unable to trust anyone. I don't blame him. All he wants is a little respect and no one will give it to him.
"All I want to do is hold onto my bag and not listen to you." The metaphorical stance is just...I can't put it in words. He just wants to finally be able to do what he wants to do and feel safe being himself, but no one will let him. So he makes a stand. "I am tired of this bullshit and I am tired of playing it everyone's way. For once, I want it my way. I am a human being just like everyone else and not some punching bag you can easily abuse."
Also, it is kind of ridiculous that human beings are so afraid of even the word "bomb." Come on. If you're so afraid of people saying the word bomb, then maybe you just shouldn't leave your house.
That's deep man...
Another thing I can relate to, feeling forced to be "someone else," or a phony, in other words, by acting contrary to what I am really like by nature, and simply for somebody else's sake and not my own, when I would far much rather do what I personally really want to do. Yes, that too, is something we can all sympathize with, being sick and tired of somebody trying to wear the pants and thus force us to respect their bullshit authority and act beneath ourselves, even. It's no wonder Greg explodes like he does here, even if he almost does get put behind bars for his actions. And still something else we can probably identify with- being so caught up in some negative emotion that we might even be temporarily past caring about consequences of such actions.
Give this person an award for Comment of the Century..I needed to hear that..finally someone said it..
@@mquiroz90Add to the fact this film came out before 9/11, imagine how different it would’ve been after
Kung fu grip LOL
Bujar Star 1:32 😆
"All I wanna do is do I WANNA DO!" Haha
If you ever have an airline lose your luggage, you will understand why he absolutely will not allow his bag to leave his kung-fu grip.
I was arrested the other day for saying suicide and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing boom boom boom boom and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
Ben did well playing a guy literally having a nervous breakdown. This is pretty accurate
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
good thing this was before 9/11, the second he said "bomb" there would have been mass hysteria
Ben Stiller Fits In This Movie Perfectly! B)
Fits in? He *is* the movie.
I remember seeing this on TV when I was little. This was actually how I learned you’re not supposed to say “Bomb” on air airplane. See? Movies can be educational!!
Did you see it before 9/11 happened though?
I'm realizing how great this script was cause it was so realistic. Especially the way stiller delivers his lines. They're not perfect zingers and one liners with flawless syntax. "Your airline - okay - you suck at checking bags" "I am finished with the checking of the bags conversation"
This is exactly why comedy needs its own award category at the Oscars
I am a person who has feelings and all you have to do, is do what I want to do, and all I want to do is hold on my bag and not listen to you 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Otherwise step off bitch 😂😆🤣that part was hilarious
LOL. xD We watched this in my group therapy today. It was used as an example of how we tend to react in an emotional mind rather than a wise mind and then our behavior tends not to be as effective. We also had to study the prompting event that made him act this angry, like he probably lost his luggage before. xD I do think he made some good points though but his reaction was way over the top so we need to manage our anger and other emotions to get a better result.
+degree7 Yes, he sure does have a right to be beside himself with rage, even though here, he's releasing all of the hurt and grief and anger that had built up inside over the past two days, because Pam's family was not nice to him.
I sadly, was arrested the other day for saying "suicide" and they said just don't say suicide and I'm like okay this is just like Ben Stiller thing BOMB BOMB BOMB and the cops COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING
This was filmed before 9/11 actually.
John Chessant crazy right?
This scene would’ve been permanently removed if it were released a year later.
Joseph Angeles that never happened.
@@joeyjoe308 That or reshot
Lov dat ending stare
I remember watching this movie at the start of my 1st grade summer holiday
That flight attendant is now the mother on Disney Channel's "Liv and Maddie"
+Robert Dubs yes
cool thanks!
I believe the actress portraying the flight attendant portrayed Thomas Stonewall Jackson's wife in God's and generals.
Robert Dubs i had no idea. But then again Liv and Maddie got bad over time.
Guy in the back row laughing @1:33
I think he was just leaning down
Just as he says kung fu grip, one of the extras ducks away to laugh.
I am finished with the checking of the bags conversation!!!
“Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb, what are you going to do arrest me?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Greg: "Boy, I tell you, if I ever see you on another flight!"
Flight Attendant: "You never know!"
Poor Gaylord. After two days of pure hell dealing with Jack and his lost bag messing things up, he finally snaps. That snooty stewardess was the final straw. Stiller nailed this scene! I just love airport meltdown scenes like this, "Honeymoon in Vegas", and "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles".
This is the best mental breakdown in cinema history
I found the scene after this one hilarious: "bomb bomb bomb-bomb ba-bomb; you going to arrest me? What if I was in the military and I was a bomb-an-eer?"
Hahaha this clip ended on a great part. The look on the stewards face! 😂😂
people these days don't have the guts or balls to Say that stuff..they will be afraid of what people would say.. I miss these times
“I had everything screwed up very badly for me” 😂😂😂😂
And wow, I can't believe this movie is almost 10 years old. I can still remember being a little kid watching this thing everyday.
Can’t believe this comment is 13 years old, making the the movie 23 years old 😂😂😂🤦🏻♂️
@@-mousematt-9728 Still hilarious great scene and clip!
This is by far the best scene in the movie. Stiller's so hilarious
one of the best scenes
He was on a roll until he made the bomb comment
What a great comeback
Is this Aldon Smith of the 49ers?
This scene was totally classic 🤣🤣🤣
i always die laughing at the kung fu grip part haha
And look at how his hands are clawing the suitcase. Lol
''And the only way I would ever let go of my bag would be if you came over here right now and tried to pry it from my dead, lifeless fingers, okay?"
Challenge accepted.
This is the best meltdown ever.
“...so take the little STICKS outta your head and clean your ears...!” Must’ve watched this scene 100 times and still lose my breath laughing; from Typing Airline Rep to BOMB and beyond, every frame is a punchline
It never clicked til now that this movie & Final Destination both came out a year before 9/11!
quality film.
"I am finished with the checking of the bags ... conversation!"
hahahahahaha BEN YOU THE MAN
This film is so funny - even if the humour is the kind that makes one want to curl up and die of embarrassment.
Agreed
It’s even worse though when you realize this came out before 9/11
"...k, wheres the fire? Huh?"
if you can get it out of my Kung Foo grip, you can have it
otherwise step of bitch :L
lol
ItsDanielle 1:32-1:36 🤬
If one of my relatives say bomb on a plane, they're on their own.
Agreed
And this film came out before 9/11 as well so things would’ve been far, far different had this been after
This is one of my favorite scenes from the movie
This is the best scene for me at least!!
Bro I have three jobs. yesterday I had to work two of my three jobs on the same day. Both places were crazy busy and I had deal with rude ass, dumb ass people.
I was damn near at this breaking point.
How is it possible that there are folks in the front rows when Greg was the last person to board? If there had been a first class section it might have made sense...
I’m finished with the stuffing of the bag conversation !
Haha he's so funny I would do the same thing too. Kung fu grip haha
Ben Stiller is my Hero. Great actor and comedian. I watched the Small Fockers movie tonight and didn't get enough Ben Stiller, so I turned to CZcams and found this and other great clips.
im person who has feelings
Are you physically going to take my bag and put it beneath in if the plane? Are you going to go outside right now? With the guys with the earmuffs and go put it in there?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
she also is the stewardess on meet the fockers :)
yea she is good actress for a stewardess
I have this for my drama monologue
Oh yea !? How do u know my bag will be safe below with the other luggage ? 😂😂
I can understand why he acted like that which was funny but but all I gotta say is wow
CALL 911 (chokes to death on fire)
A Family Feud question brought me here.
which one
I play this without headphones everytime I board a plane.
*Get your scrubby, little paws off of my bag!*
i lose it every time i hear him say, “Step off, bitch!”. 😆🤣😂
I honestly don't think the "Step off bitch!" part was Ben Stillers voice...Jay Roach who direct the film dubbed in another actors voice to say that line to make it sound more balsy and badass.
'Otherwise, step off bitch.'
Man it feels good to be a gangsta.
tke da sticks out ur hair...looooooooooooool
da funniest scene in the film...
I love Ben stiller haha this movie was hilarious love this scene I would hold on to my bag to if I ever had to get on a plane which I never will.
0:25 LOL a golden reaction.
that's in the scene afterwards when the security guard was questioning him.
"what if i was a BOMBadeer?" lol
This film came out on October 6, 2000. If it was planned to be released after September 11 of the following year, this scene would've been probably altered! They would've probably kept in the freakout scene, but would've taken out the mentions of a bomb.
I was just wondering you ever think somebody has kid and would name him that.lol
Nowadays, he’d have gone viral for that tirade
LOL ... I like his speech ~
lol this is my favorite part of the movie, wow Gaylord's angry I'd be very afraid if I was near him and he's mad. This part's hilarious lol
"Excuse-me... Excuse-me..."
"OK... WHERE IS THE FIRE? HÃN?"
heuahuehauhea
"Step off, bitch!"
The best part of the movie...
Honestly this is why I don't like flying on airplanes half the time
Because this movie was released on October 6, 2000, which was about a year before 9/11, I'm pretty sure that this scene(or situation) would be handled differently today.
GET YOUR PUPPY LITTLE PAWS OFF OF MY BAG!
LOVE this scene!!!! :D :D
and Ben Stiller hehehe =)
It’s funny but you really feel his frustration
He could've handled the situation better...maybe just allowing the stewardess to check the bag and just making her aware that his bag was lost before and that if it happens again he will file a complaint would've been better...the mouthing off and saying all the things he said was completely unnecessary.
Flight attendants looks cute at end
I remember him saying bomb bomb bomb on the airplane.
Ben Stiller is so funny in this movie and the US Marshal arrested his ass for saying their is bomb.
This should be titled "How to handle a problem like a United passenger."
It's like I don't have a coronavirus in here.
If my luggage was lost, I’d be really pissed at an airline!
1:17 exactly how I feel now :(
ahahaha classic movie man love ben stiller x
At 1:33 you can see the guy in the last row on your left cracks up laughing.
They probably wouldn’t be able to do a joke like this now after 9/11