I knew this has to have happened at CLT. I only know of a couple other major airports with setups like Chris was describing: Salt Lake City and Seattle.

@@SteveTAGamer Miami does as well

Did not know that. I’ve only flown through there once, with plans for a trip with some of my groomsmen in a few months.

@@SteveTAGamer it’s a small section, mostly for short distance domestic flights. Which for me in northern Florida definitely applies when I have a connecting flight there lol

@SteveTAGamer When I flew from SLC to San Antonio, the setup wasn't like what Chris was describing. This was in 2021 btw, so I don't know if it changed or not.

"... WHAT. WHAT!?" Eric's reactions are the cherry on top of the awkward sundae that is Chris Demarais.

Legit said the same thing while watching this

Everyone has a different theory

I think the running theory at the moment is that he's actually a lizard

@@Preacher_Actual Lizard? I would have assumed he was a bird.

He’s living the life of a cartoon character

This is a theme I've noticed with all of Chris's stories. He has good stories but he's terrible at telling them.

I know it looks super weird (and had been bugging me since I uploaded it), but this is the title RT has for it. I’m probably going to change it so it’s not driving everyone nuts, but also want to acknowledge your correctness.

@@SteveTAGamer Chris’s is correct, it’s not wrong to write it that way

I thought that meant MULTIPLE people named Chris had an airport story

to show possession both 's and s' are correct. It's simply a matter of one being more "formal" than the other.

@@Tiernan422 While you can technically make names plural, it's not officially "correct grammar" to do so and a lot of names wouldn't work plural anyway. Names that end with s would follow the same rules other words do. Cheese plural is cheeses. Chris would be Chrises if we follow that rule. But for names that end in Y if you follow the rule of words end with Y having the Y changed to ie (ex library becomes libraries) then you'd call a group of people named Brittany "Brittanies" and that just doesn't look right on paper but sounds completely normal spoken. However just slapping an S on the end making it Brittanys also doesn't look right but if you slap an apostrophe in it then it's showing ownership. Most names you can simply slap an s on the end and be fine however but you still wouldn't typically refer to a group of people by an individual name. Instead of Chrises or Brittanies you should techinically be saying "People named Chris" that way the plural is in the word people.

People grow yknow

​@@RaspyCh more like people sellout and are afraid of backlash

Most likely a blend of both

@@stevebuscemislefteye9967damn, bro said "I am incapable of maturing so everyone else must be just like me"

Im just wondering what they need protection from?

I was laughing with them and Gavin 😭

somehow even after all the downfalls and scandals of rooster teeth, Eric is easily still the worst thing that ever happened to the company. he is so annoying

Unbelievably annoying. Nobody is listening to the podcast for you dude, you're not just hanging out with your friends.

Eric and agreed! I like him sometimes but dude can get obnoxious.

Life check. Have you committed suicide yet or are you still alive?

it's like wearing a NAMBLA shirt and then feeling virtuous about it.