Hey, it's Michael Angelo. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody. It's time for one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

Yeah, I can smell the turkey. Mashed potatoes. Cranberry sauce.

Tomorrow's the big day when I eat my favorite meal of the year. Thanksgiving

dinner. So I'm taping this on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, and today is the big

travel day. You know, Jack Armstrong told a story about flying last week, and he had run into a couple

on the airplane, and unfortunately they were eating smelly food and they didn't have good

hygiene and their behavior was just atrocious. Well unfortunately for Jack, this isn't the

first time this has happened. I found a clip from back in 2004 in which Jack describes going on a

flight and there's a passenger that smells so bad that the other passengers were

complaining. And you know, this is just a nightmare if you're stuck on a plane in a situation like

this. So in this segment, Jack describes a situation and how it was handled, and back in the day,

we took phone calls, including a call from somebody who works in the airline industry.

She talks about how they handle these situations.

So let's go back to 2004.

On our own, Jack Armstrong, has a really smelly flight.

But my incident, not deadly, but certainly sickening on a flying yesterday, got on a plane

in Mexico City.

There was a guy on the plane, a couple seats two rows ahead of my wife and I, who was just

rancid smelling.

I mean, the stinkiest guy I've ever been around outside of a sporting event, like wrestling practice in high school or something like it.

El Stinkgo Grande.

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