What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all having an amazing day.

Now today I've got for you a couple of fantastic entitled parent stories, starting off with the first one,

in which an entitled man gets stuck on top of a luggage carousel. You know the ones at airports where you know you go and get your bag and they're all spinning around.

Well, um, yeah, this unfortunate man, well, fortunately for us, literally gets stuck on top of

one of them and can't get out. Entitled airline passenger takes a ride on the luggage carousel.

I used to fly for work a lot. I have so many entitled people's stories, it stopped surprising

me to run into this behavior. This is one such story. Every

single person that has flown also knows about the ridiculousness that happens while trying to

pick up their check luggage at the baggage claim. Why people can't just stand back a few feet and then

walk up and get their luggage when they see it so everyone can easily get their luggage i have no idea but i digress while

waiting in the baggage claim area there was suddenly a mad rush of people crowding up to the carousel

now i'm not sure if the airport decided to dump 14 or 15 different flights of luggage at the same

baggage claim but there were way more people crowding around the carousel than there should have been.

To not get edged out, I walked up to the edge and waited for my luggage.

As more and more people piled up around the claim, it was six or seven people deep all the way around the rather large carousel.

The belt finally starts moving and I instantly hear a commotion

behind me, but I just ignore it at first. After all, we're all doing that same song and dance.

Is that my bag? No. Wait, is that my bag? No. Oh, that one? No. Behind me, I hear a random

assortment of phrases from the crowd. The likes of,

Hey, ouch, what are you doing? Cuss words, quit it, you get the point. Apparently,

some guy thought he was entitled to forcefully push his way through the crowd to get up to the

belt. This individual literally knocks me over into the people beside me, pushes me backwards and stands in the six inches of space he makes in front of me.

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