He's a pathetic wannabe

Excacttly im not even a business man but there's no way I would fly budget airlines if I can't afford to fly 1st class I just don't fly id rather take the bus even if it means staying over in a budget hotel...

He’s a cheapskate probably

Budget airline or not, hes not on time

@@Private-gy8nkBuses and trains aren’t an option over oceans. Or so I’ve heard.

Meli Combs well done for doing such a job

He goes on and on about having a "contract to sign" that's his problem, if it was so important he would have made the time to get to the airport on time.

Yes I agree pencil pushers are the worst. They think the rules do not apply to them

I'm sure you've been in a situation where you've been working for 10 months on a contract with huge pressure from your CEO to get the contract signed with a Swiss company that will change your whole career for life, that will give your company the ability to employ more people, that will make you achieve yours and your company's goals. Oh, hold on, you haven't been in a situation where you come back from Liverpool because nothing in England ever works, and that because you haven't got the contact signed, your boss, under pressure, got you sacked, you then weren't able to pay off the mortgage, your wife left you and you ended up homeless. Extreme? Well, it happens everyday. Sometimes major events in your life are created by stupid silly little decisions made by anally retentive 'these are the rules' brain dead people who often don't understand that there are no such things as rules. That's why the Swiss bloke was trying to get through to a proper decision maker.

@@standafan4141 Oh, shut up. If the contract was so important, then he should have been early, let alone on-time!

Him and Sharon

@@jtlovescodelyoko And maybe a karen .

A self entitled person

Do customers argue like this on top tier airlines or is it just EasyJet? 1. Arrive late 2. Miss the flight 3. Argue it’s not yet taken off, surely I can just run on like it was a bus. 4. Swear, point finger 5. Insist that dispatch, supervisor and desk staff check at least four times each. 6. Don’t even say thanks when offered free flight leaving later.

Anyone who wants life to be as it should.

Yup I always get to the airport 3 or 4 hours ahead

because he's a self entitled tit!

He explained. He was in the queue but there were people there for another flight as well as those easyJet dicks didn't prioritise.

That's the bottom line isn't it? Plan for contingencies. An show up on time.

@@tiggersdad6878 having lived in London for decades I can honestly say that you never know if you're gonna be on time for anything. The whole transport system is a mess. You could be 2 hours ahead about 2 stops from Gatwick Airport and still be late cause some technical problems wasted 90mns of your journey.

I agree, she was superb

"I am Sarah, why would I give you someone else's name" 😂

not really. she entertained his nonsense for way way way too long. security should have been call immediately.

Agree

Yes Of course. He is obviously a bad businessman.

Arrive early, get settled, good night's sleep, get to meeting not looking like he'd hitch-hiked.

if i work there & they say that to me i tell them no that ur fault not my want to be rude then i can put a block on u that u cant fly no where cuz i can call my boss to make it happen if not turn it down

Who SHOULD he complain to ? She's the only public interface he can access - he's entitled to object and she failed to give a proper explanation - he totally could have made the flight - the doors were likely still open and boarding. "I'll make a call which will make no difference...will that make you happy?". she failed to have a 'can do' attitude - just computer says no.

@@jacklewis100 He was late and arrived after check in closed. What part do you not understand?

@@jacklewis100perhaps if he was a minute late, fair enough. But he was 20 minutes late for check in. It’s not like catching a bus you know.

@@jacklewis100 Airport operations and procedures are complicated. They have to shut the check-in and gate at the designated time. Even after shutting off the gate, the plane is still going through checks and checks. Not to mention if there's any delay, other flights (both inbound & outbound) could be delayed too. Each flight is properly slotted, if 1 is delayed it affects the overall traffic flow. The woman said "I'll make a call which makes no difference, will that make u happy?" is literally making him understand that there's nothing she can do, nothing, anymore to get him on that flight. Truth hurts sometimes.

I swear I’ve seen you commenting on big brother videos

Nope I am at the airport the day b4 and hours early

I missed flight once as misread the time. Totally my fault. Never missed one since. I get there 2-3 hours before. With kids, three hours.

I tend to push for 4 because I'm awful at timekeeping, so if I plan for 4 I'll get there for 3 y'know

I turn up hours before, sit where I can see boarding info...then as soon as gate info shows I head there ready to board typically 2hours before flight ...then sit with my thermos of coffee and read a book...lol

No. I take a cab, I bring a book, I sit down and shut up and wait for my flight.

Me too... I was thinking what does chicken have to do with anything lol

Sounds like my mom preparing chicken for thanksgiving

I speak perfect French and English and yes he did say chicken ha ha

same

@@standafan4141 I have spoken French for 25 years. S'enregistrer is to check in.

I used to see that all the time in customer service, people would say "I want to see the manager" only to be told "I AM the manager" which usually shut them up.

At least in the US.

Maybe if they gave the ticket agent the taxer the security line would be shorter and this would be a much better show. Everyone would win!

@@tedmulthauf7434 I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand the point you're making, and I'm afraid I don't know what a taxer is.

@@manuelvalencia9407 even in the UK you'd get arrested these days for trying to barge past security

In the UK, he'd have not got through to security without a valid ticket. And if he did try to get in without one, he would have been arrested.

🤣😆😆

No more chicken for you

Damn this guy cant even say check in properly

😂😂😂😂

Bawk bawk

Wouldn't have mattered if she said, "Fine, way you go". He wouldn't get on without a boarding pass, and with 10 minutes to go, the doors would most likely have been closed. And no way would the captain let him on.

The rules with businessmen (in effect he comes across as a salesman not a businessman), is that as part of his job he will have been trained to think (and rightly), that rules are decided and put in place by decision makers and that those rules can also be changed by those same decision makers. So he's right trying to find out who calls the shots here, not this idiotic and robotic 'these are the rules' woman. I've had similar issues, and I usually sort them out talking to the right person. I'm sure if he'd managed to talk to that Stavios guy they would have let him in.

Ben Stevens I mean it’s not just a question of rules in airlines. The second that check in closes, the system generates a the amount of passengers and calculates a load sheet for the aircraft, which needs to be countersigned by the captain. If more passengers are checked in afterwards, they have to start the calculations afresh. There just isn’t time, especially 12 minutes before it leaves.

@@standafan4141 Yet these same businessmen expect those under them to follow the rules they set. Checkmate.

@@James-gk8ip wow, check the brains on James

Same. Respect to people like her that can take sh*t like this probably on a daily or near daily basis.

Thanks for that added context, I think most people - including myself - aren't aware of the particulars involved here.

artisticmuse they’re businessmen that’s all

@@randolphclarke4674 because when you're in the business environment you know that rules can be changed and negotiated. It's not that he's thick, the issue here is that he has no power.

I don't fly unless I have to. The first and last time I had to fly was in early March 2003, Dallas to Austin, then back, using Southwest.

This doesn't apply anywhere.

Yes, he made it hard on himself, but with 12 minutes to go, boarding would probably have been closed. The other thing that got me is that he decided to go straight to boarding but he wouldn't have a boarding pass, so there's no way he would have got on the plane.

Man, have you ever seen a good looking woman in your life?

Same she’s so hot

Possibly the production company gets round it by placing notices up at the entrance to the terminals warning that they are filming and that you consent to filming by entering the premises.

Good point!

this just in in order to talk to an agent if you’re bigger then then you’re legs get cut off.

Adults should control themselves regardless of positioning.

stern13 from the German part eh, is it beautiful there by the alps?

It probably also accounts for his shitty, conceited attitude

Yes, I took a cheap flight once and it got me there, which was great, but one guy was whinging the whole way, and I just thought "If you want 5 star service, you need to pay for it."

Yeah what does the colleague say? She doesn’t want to hear anything more about it! 😮

appearently for some people it's very difficult lol

Some people obviously think they're so important, the airline will hold up the flight for them.