A Swiss international airlines plane took off last week without any checked suitcases

on board. They didn't lose one. They left them all. They just left them. They did it intentionally.

They say there wasn't enough ground staff to load the suitcases, but they didn't want

to cancel the flight. So they just decided to go forward with it. They took off from Zurich,

Switzerland to Spain last weekend without any checked suitcases on board. The problem

wasn't a bad worker. The problem was no workers. And the problem was that people often

need the things that they've packed to go on vacation with. Even if you're going to Spain,

you're like, well, I could get some clothes when I get there. I just want to be in Spain. You

might have been flying there for business. And your entire presentation is in your suitcase.

I mean, I don't know. But it's just you just don't do that. Don't do that. There's a million

scenarios that would leave someone needing their pack, whether it's their medicine. There's a

lot of reasons why someone might be like, look, they're treasured laptop. I need that bag. Yeah.

So they say there was a lack of ground staff to handle the baggage. So the flight was delayed

more than an hour. And they just decided to let the plane go so that it could keep the rest of

its schedule that day. The fact that it was an intentional decision makes this

the worst part. No one told the passengers that their bag wasn't on board until

after they'd waited two hours at the baggage claim. No. The airline says no, no, see,

that is the outrageous part. It's all bad. All of it's bad. But they knew the whole time and they

let them stand there waiting for two hours. You know, when you're grown up and you're supposed to

keep your cool. Yes. And then something feels so pointed, like just such a rip. I cannot put

up with that. And there's still no justice. There's no, like what? So you're losing your

ass in the airport at some random employee who's like, I didn't tell them to take off. Right.

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