“The customer is always right” is literally one of the worst things ever. It gives people the sense of entitlement and allows them to be rude to workers and treat them like shit
It's applicable in certain situations only but as a over riding principle you are completely correct. Areas where I can see it applying would be in clothing and anywhere similar where there is a choice to be made. If a customer says that they don't like the item or that it's not comfortable they are always right. It annoys me when a shop assistant disagrees. I'm buying for me, not for them.
We have a saying in dutch de klant is koning, maar geen god. Which translates to the customer is king but not god. People always try to only use the first part and i just fill in the rest 😂😂🤣🤣. The faces on some of them😂😂
Sadly, in this scenario, it is not ideal to throw passengers off the plane considering that everyone is still on the ground. Jeenie’s requirements need for the rude passenger to fall at least 18,000ft and become shattered into a thousands pieces- *ahem* -upon landing
Just throw them off ahead of the engines as they’re warming up. Then again, you’d have to switch planes because of the wrecked engine. P.s. do NOT look up what happens to a human getting sucked into a jet engine.☹️
@@sowhoisgae2622, you will be disturbed… unless you find the video on a military base where a guy gets sucked into the engine, but his clothes catch on a sensor, keeping him from going all the way through. It sucks his helmet off and destroys the engine, but he lives and in one piece. An airport worker who gets too close to a huge commercial jet, on the other hand, is reduced to unrecognizable chunks no bigger than an American football. The engine is completely destroyed, leaving just a huge hold and his remains. The color is what makes it especially disturbing because his remains don’t look like hamburger, which is muscle tissue with some fat and is exsanguinated before it’s cut up. This poor man’s pieces are much brighter red with patches of other colors. If you’re curious about the guy who survives the jet engine, make sure you include “survives” in your search terms, and do NOT click anything that says “killed” or “dies”. The page didn’t blur the photo or put a “graphic content” warning.
I have been a flight attendant for 18 years. I don’t think a majority of people realize that if we injure ourselves lifting a passenger’s bag, we are NOT covered by workman’s comp. Not only will the company refuse to pay any medical bills, they also won’t give allowance for time off to heal. We get disciplinary action for being out. That’s why we often times can’t help people with their luggage. It’s safest for everyone involved if we check your bag for you.
Not to be a cliche damsel in distress, but if this happened I’d just ask a strong looking male passenger for help. Never happened yet but my plan stands 😂
I doubt anybody rude enough to expect you to carry their heavy bag cares about your workman’s compensation or lack thereof. The bags are supposed to be weighed before you can even get the “cabin baggage approved” tag. I honestly think it’s only North American Airlines that don’t do that. I fly all over the world and if your hand luggage is more than 7 kgs you have to consign it. But on RUclips American vloggers seem surprised when asked to do this at any airport outside of that region.
@@Ad-Lo I've flown Etihad, Emirates and Lufthansa a couple of times and never have thex checked either weight or size of my hand luggage. Brought a 14kg bag on board once and nobody even noticed cuz the bag looked small I guess. (I'm German). But I at least don't have the audacity to ask someone to lift my luggage lmao
It used to be that stewardesses did help with The bags and almost no one would guess that airlines aren’t paying employees standing looking like they are working. It bothers me when flight attendants are just standing around when passengers bags are within weight limits but maybe are older and need a bit of help
@@julchensweet2538 My 6'3" self is always happy to help a fellow passenger. I mention the height because it's usually someone who can't reach who asks.
Can we as a whole stop normalizing and stop accepting rude customers. If every company didn’t tolerate this behavior, rude people would have no choice than to behave or they just will be asked to leave everywhere they go. That literally will stop the problem. It’s getting worse and worse as the generations get older.
Worst, it makes no sense. These companies will bend over backwards to give free things to these jerks. These jerks learn that throwing a tantrum gets them free stuff, so they just keep doing it. The jerks scare away good workers. They scare away customers who don't want to deal with them. Literally, there is no reason at all to not show them the door.
I work in customer service..there are rude customers of every age range. Its not even the older generation, the younger ones are just as rude and entitled its crazy. It gets worse each year because society has shifted into being more and more selfish not because of any one generation aging.
@@tiphinieworley8746 omg I soooo agree with your OG comment!! I have worked in retail and customer service for YEARS!!! I just can't do it anymore!! People are absolutely vile nowadays!! The entitlement and arrogance combined with some seriously agressive behaviour with some is intolerable!! I've been screamed at, personally insulted as the WORST CUSTOMER ASSISTANT ever (all because I've asked this family to move to the side at the tills counter so others could be served) and sooo much harassment!! Literally I feel like the more companies give, the more entitled and UNSATISFIED customers get!! Like literally spoilt angry tw@t kids!! It's on unacceptable level!! Never going back to those jobs!!
To be honest, rude people are everywhere, learn to ignore them or just play out like jeenie did! Edit: I never thought of getting these many likes on my comment like what the actual fu-
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Her story about not hurting back reminded me of something that was said to me. A lady that I knew called me one day, she said she was traveling to Panama. She asked me if she could borrow a suitcase, because (this is what she actually said), “I don’t want to take my suitcases because they throw them around on the plane, and I don’t them to get ruined.” 😑. So she didn’t want *her* suitcases to be ruined, but she was ok for mine to get ruined. Obviously, I told her no, and told her I needed them for a trip I was taking.
The bag thing happened also with me in a train, and the funny part is that I was also a passenger! A man in his early 60s asked me to put his bag up because it was very heavy, and I would have assisted him to put his bag up if he didn't order me to do it! He just said , "Put this bag up for me", and moved away. Now, I get it that he may have some back problems and hence can't lift the bag, but it's heavy for me too! And we both could have done it together, but he wanted just me to do the job. Why do elderly people just assume that if someone is young he can lift any amount of weight.
so it's a Boomer? it's a generational thing I noticed. the War Generation (the Boomers' parents) weren't like that in general, in fact they were pretty self reliant even if we can see them struggling and would sometimes refuse assistance). the Boomer generation is the complete opposite-- entitled AF and likely where the Karen stereotype originated.
@@steelsheen Really? From one example? This "Boomer" has never sought help from anybody to lift items into the overhead locker in nearly 50 years of frequent flying.
@@Nanners_Art Skksksksks- I'm a fluent English speaker, but ngl, copying accents is my favourite! The Southern drawl is by far my favourite! Anyone got the reference?
Well honestly I don't think there is anything wrong with a passenger asking the flight attendants for help putting their bags up for them if they do so politely. That is one of the reasons the minimum height for a flight attendant is a particular specified number. So that they can reach the overhead bins and assist in securing luggages safely. I don't know what jeenie wanted to convey through this video but I hope the issue was just with the passenger being rude (as mentioned in the title) and not with what she asked for.
Cyanvaya, it’s not unreasonable to ask for help with a bag, but it’s really shitty to demand someone with a similar or lighter build than yours pick up your heavy ass, overpacked shit because “it’s your job”, when you can just politely ask a stronger looking passenger for help if your back is messed up, and someone will usually oblige, or, you know, just not pack as much heavy stuff or check the bag at the gate at no cost.
@@evilsharkey8954 well most often passengers do it because they can't REACH the overhead bins. Even if they were heavy I'm pretty sure the flight attendants can assist. They are trained for it.
This is absolutely true. They expect us to carry their bags and that too when its heavy they do it on purpose. I always refuse and tell them they need to check them in. I love this video its so relatable
It's espeically rich when the customers who are like that DON'T TIP. They be like "I pay your salary" to a waitress or something, then they don't tip anything even if the service was outstanding. I guess their (failed attempt at) "logic" is that by doing business with the establishment that employs the worker, they pay the worker. But then by that reasoning, so does everyone else there, but then they also expect to be treated with special treatment and act like denial of special treatment is discrimination against them and oppression.
Oh wow Jeenie captured the "as a paying customer" tone so well I literally automatically rolled my eyes because I've heard that exact tone too many times.
The only scenario (that I can think of) where it’s appropriate to ask a flight attendant to load baggage for you is if you’re disabled/injured/etc. Like I have multiple disabilities that sometimes prevent me from lifting heavy things, especially overhead when my balance already sucks, so if I ever fly alone I may have to ask a flight attendant (or just a nice passenger) to at least help me put my luggage up. Luckily I haven’t had to fly alone yet though
I was not disabled but too short to grab my bag (like my hands couldn't even reach it) in the overhead compartment, no flight attendant approached me let alone offered any help when they saw me struggling even when the plane is almost empty, i didn't know they wouldn't help with baggage unless you're disabled. Thankfully there was a lovely passenger who offered me help.
@@Sunnychuu I heard somewhere that they are literally not allowed to lift up a pax bag because they might injure themselves. Don’t know why they wouldn’t pull it down though.
Tip: If you ever fly by yourself, you can book mobility assistance with your ticket. Someone wheels you through security and to the gate, and can also help you board the plane and get your bags stowed. They'll pick you up when you change planes or reach your destination too. I'm disabled and usually fly alone, and it's always a great help.
The actual difference between polite and rude customers: Polite customers: Get a free upgrade by Jeenie Rude customers: Get thrown off the plane by Jeenie
I once helped a lady put her bag up and she let it go while it wasn’t yet in the overhead bin and it felt on me. I got a dislocated shoulder, got offloaded, didn’t get paid and got a note on my file for being absent 😬
@@BorinRobin8 I was dumb enough to do the math So, around twice per minute? Eh, seems reasonable. Except for night. How many hours do you sleep? I need to redo it now.
I'm disabled and pre-board, and I'm still able to stow my rollaway. I make sure it's light enough that I can handle it. I have had a few cabin crew (usually male attendants) offer to stow it for me, and I'm always grateful, but if I can't lift it to shoulder height I shouldn't be dragging it through airports!
my hand was injured and it's really hard for me to lift carry-ons, but usually there are kind passengers near me that'll see me struggling and help (usually male). i don't ask the flight attendant bcs i know they're female too and maybe it's gonna be heavy for her. but im sure there are times if a passenger ask politely if they need help it's ok?
I swear, Jeenie is my arch nemesis! Every time I get on RUclips for a specific reason, there's a Jeenie video and I get sucked in to the vortex! And I'm not even mad about it 🤪
First time I travelled in more than a decade (first time as an adult), I couldn’t reach the overhead storage because of my short height and I asked one of the flight attendants to help me with my bag, and he frowned and coldly told me to do it myself. I felt so embarrassed I almost cried . Another passenger immediately got up to help me push it up. While I understand it’s not your job, helping someone with pushing a bag up together when it’s too high is the decent thing to do. Not everyone goes through the flight attendants entry exams and gets checked as to whether they’re tall enough to fly.
I have also had this problem and I solved it by only packing a bag small enough to fit under my seat. It sucks a little, but it's also nice not to have to go into the overhead bins.
Flight attendants go through that height criteria literally so that they can comfortably reach the overhead storage. Assisting passengers with luggage IS their job.
Same! I'm really short and I also have TOS (shoulder related illness). It's a weird position to be in because even if you politely ask for help from the staff I've been ignored, so I just end up trying to do it myself and deal with the pain. Sometimes another passenger may see me struggle and help though. :)
You can politely ask another passengers Im sure they will happily help you, flight attendants got asked many times to help passengers with the luggage their back might be broken if they help everyone who ask them😂
My father at his Fertilizers business: "The 50 kg urea bags are back there, you can load them to your trolley" Most farmers: "not a problem, mate👍" Most tiches (male & females) in the cities: "Ohhh my Gawd, this 2 litre milk bottle was so difficult to carry, it makes my fingers hurt"
My first international flight was on Air Canada...one of the cabin crew was NOT in a good mood. I complimented her smile and she asked me if I was being serious or just joking. After I told her I was serious she was still not in a good mood except when she was helping me 😂 It pays to be genuinely polite.
My first international flight alone was to Singapore and I was very nervous about having the flight attendant help me with putting my luggage in the overhead bin because I’ve read that it’s not her job. But she helped me anyway. It was so nice. Haha. Just sharing.
i get the gist its not all the flyin companies that have this absurd idea/rule to not let flight attendants help passengers with luggages in 99% of the cases(which when you re short is quite the hindrance for example), but i recently flew thro Singapore and the company i used to get to and back from australia (a singaporean company) had their flight attendants even lift luggages for passengers if somebody asked politely; some of them were even charged with movin them around to make more room overhead for other luggage. So i guess it does work company by company as well.
Jeenie is the best flight attendant ever! Keeps smiling right on through the rudest people. 💙💚💜 I'd have said swear words & will have to explain to my maker why I felt the need to punch her face. Jeenie thanx for your kindness. I pray you don't have to face this much crud in the future. 🥰
"We're still boarding, eh." "...put my bage up." Hahahaha...you're so Canada. Also, the scenario of two people being "too polite" only happens in Canada--to your credit.
Honestly, we get a lot of Canadians visiting my area of Florida. They are some of the most polite people I've ever met. Matter of fact, I took a trip to Toronto and even the homeless people I ran across were polite!
I have an idea. Jeenie could make a video of what are the techniques she used to confront difficult passengers/customers. She seems to be so good with that!
Why I really like Jeenie's contents because as a passenger, I've seen most of her stories on my travel with plane... which is very relatable, but now it's from the crew's point of view:)) i love your content jeeniee
Ikr, seeing how those female flight attendance looks so fragile most of the time......they are tall and pretty.....we all know how these pretty girls sometimes cant even lift the thing we considered as lightweight.....it's no big deal since it's not their job to lift heavy stuff to begin with.
@@nickraph67 I agree with your last point, but come on, they might look fragile but they can't be that weak, it's a stereotype. They're probably about as strong as the customer.
That's any customer service job. But most people aren't naturally rude. I've had a lot more people who made my day than people who were awful. Only wish they'd tell off the karens for us since we employees can't.
Put these two seated next to each other and free up the rest of the plane for passenger traffic ... ;) But, yeah, these are brilliant! Also, so true about the overhead bags! I remember when I needed help with my bag after surgery, with the operative word (pun and all) being needing HELP, as in, I needed someone to give me an extra hand because one was with a cane, rather than expecting the flight attendant to lift it for me completely. I made sure the bag was as light as possible, too. We each have one bag to lift, and can help each other, but I can see how it adds up quickly if many passengers expect the flight attendants to lift their bags!
I have to say that being 5' tall (short, I'd say), putting my bag in the overhead compartment was the worst. Usually another passenger ended up helping me when they saw me struggling.
Remember that the flight attendants are busy and that if you try to ask one and don't get angry if one doesn't help you with your bag they also have to greet passengers too
@@CamilaAntelo2004 I never ask but I HAVE been stared down by still-standing flight attendants bc I was delaying the line or I needed some momentum to put the bag over my head, and yet they didn't move to help with the final 1-hand push, which is the only thing I'd need, really, otherwise I literally jump. Like, if you won't help, at least don't judge??
I was in the second scenario as a customer except I very politely asked for help and only because I just had wrist surgery and could not lift the whole bag over my head to the above compartment. The flight attendant refused to help though :( Luckily the passenger next to me offered to help.
I have to thank my parents...they were a living example. My dad's not alive now, but he taught me to be polite, respect others and show no hate. He's the reason for who I am today. ❤
As a Canadian citizen I am basically like this but i wouldn’t say anything like “oh here you can have my Timbits!” Yeah we would say stuff like “oh I’m a so sorry” then go and they would be perfectly fine.
The moral of the story: the difference of polite and rude passengers is one is polite and one is rude And the way she said ‘EY’ made her even more Canadian
I remember going to an aircraft checking with a family as one of them was missing (they forgot to tell that the person is not travelling but they were checked in). While walking back I heard passenger complaining that there's no space for his bag. I offered to tag it and put on hold but suddenly he could find space under the seat in front of him and there was no problem. 😂😈
I work in hospitality as floor team at a restaurant. You can bet that while we’re nice and polite to you, we will be talking shit to the others if you’re rude to us, so be nice. One of my colleagues works for British Airways as cabin crew and is easily one of the best of us and even they sneak over to the bar to talk shit with the rest of us. 😂 Also to all of our nice customers, never change, lots of us are young and inexperienced and we mess up. It’s horrible when we do and while we may put on brave faces and smile like we’re fine, most of the time we don’t want to cry in front of anyone. Working in hospitality is HARD, you have to be able to work as a team, rely on other people, communicate, be polite under almost any circumstance and hide any emotion other than happiness from customers. It’s not always an easy job so think hard about your mental health before going into it, especially if you’re cabin crew because not everyone likes travelling and people will be tired and grumpy.
The moment I read “Canadian Flight” I knew where this was going 😂 If some people don’t get it, it’s a stereotype that Canadians apologize too much. And honestly, it’s true for a lot of people. Like, I apologize way too often! I don’t know why but I find that people in Canadian airports/airlines just seem to be nicer and more polite. I’m not saying that other airlines and people and other countries aren’t as polite tho. Just that most Canadians can be so polite to the point of us apologizing a lot- 😅
I’m an ex Canadian who has lived in Australia for 30 years but still have an accent. Had a minor trolley collision in the supermarket the other day, and automatically said sorry, though it wasn’t actually my fault. Someone I know slightly happened to be passing and stopped. “You’re Canadian?” She said “I always thought you were American.”
I disagree, In Toronto’s airport the workers I found were as rude or nearly as rude as those working at JFK or Chicago airports. Every single time I dread flying out of Toronto.
Don’t forget, there are incredibly rude staff too! I asked a flight attendant to switch a seat on a long flight to Korea. She told me as long as no one is sitting there, she was okay with it and told me I could move. I did so after her approval. Well, then comes like 5 flight attendants telling me to move back to my seat because I wasn’t approved to move when I told them the lady who approved for me to move! They made a huge scene out of it and I kept my calm and politely declined. I told them bring me the lady who approved the seat switch but they refused. An hour lady after staring me down and continually trying to make me go back, the lady that approved the seat switch stated she “totally forgot that she approved it.” So only 1 lady came back to apologize to me out of the 5 and felt so stupid. 🙄 This took a whole hour on a 20 hour flight. No passengers said a word or stood up for me, even the ones who heard it was approved. 🙄🙄🙄 Worst Korean flight ever.
Ive known abit of korean flight cultures. The crew who approved you probably the junior crew and she probably was pressured by their senior after that. So yeah you cant totally blame the first approach crew. He or she may facing bully cultures for a long period of time in that company. Its normal for korean flight
Of course no one "defended" you. All they saw was a person who wanted to switch seats for apparently no good reason and got all pissy when they were told to move back to their original seat. What did you want them to say? I would've just put my headphones in and let you keep making a fool of yourself.
If one person said it was okay, but five more said it wasn’t, the logical thought process would be that the one attendant was mistaken unless they were a manager. That was all you.
Rude customer: "Can you please help put my bag up in storage?" Jeenie: "Oh! It's a little heavy for me..." Customer: "Isn't that your JOB!?" **gets someone to help** Customer: "Don't worry, I got it!" Jeenie: *so you have chosen... death*
To help check the bag under the plane! Obviously, the bag wasn’t so heavy that the passenger assumed she’d need access to it during the flight and would have to take it down.
Nobody: Literally nobody Not even Jimin's jams that got stolen by Namjesus Not even Lisa's Yadom who was replaced with YadoNG by Jennie Me: **Impatiently waiting for Jeenie to YEET that rude passenger out of the plane**
I hate the customer is always right slogan 😒 as a former fast food worker, it’s scary how entitled people can be. U give them an inch and they take a mile 😒
“The customer is always right” is literally one of the worst things ever. It gives people the sense of entitlement and allows them to be rude to workers and treat them like shit
Exactly my thoughts
It's applicable in certain situations only but as a over riding principle you are completely correct. Areas where I can see it applying would be in clothing and anywhere similar where there is a choice to be made. If a customer says that they don't like the item or that it's not comfortable they are always right. It annoys me when a shop assistant disagrees. I'm buying for me, not for them.
We have a saying in dutch de klant is koning, maar geen god. Which translates to the customer is king but not god. People always try to only use the first part and i just fill in the rest 😂😂🤣🤣. The faces on some of them😂😂
Honestly though, like why though😤
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Legend says that they are still being polite to each other and Everyone behind are waiting
Yes 😂
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@@dont5348 ok bro
Yes lol
Fax
Legends say that the 2 polite passengers are still apologizing
Ye
I am your boss, repeat what i say, "not funny mate".
@@SujalJaiswar not funny mate
When they mentioned timbits i was like "ohhh Canadians" 😂😂
XD
I love how jeenie can create a whole plane in her house by using Green Screen
She can do everything with green screen
I can be swimming inside a toilet using a green screen so being in a plane aint a big thing.
But… is it TRULY GREEEN?!🤭
@@swcsomeonewhocares8707 *Vsauce music* plays in background
@Oddly stfu
Sadly, in this scenario, it is not ideal to throw passengers off the plane considering that everyone is still on the ground. Jeenie’s requirements need for the rude passenger to fall at least 18,000ft and become shattered into a thousands pieces- *ahem* -upon landing
Just throw them off ahead of the engines as they’re warming up. Then again, you’d have to switch planes because of the wrecked engine.
P.s. do NOT look up what happens to a human getting sucked into a jet engine.☹️
So that’s where non-farm cropped ground beef comes from
The beauty of it is, after falling that height, they'd pretty much vaporize upon hitting the ground - DA's can't prosecute without a body! :oD
@@evilsharkey8954 what happens? Can you pls tell me because i want to search it but i am scared i will be disturbed
@@sowhoisgae2622, you will be disturbed… unless you find the video on a military base where a guy gets sucked into the engine, but his clothes catch on a sensor, keeping him from going all the way through. It sucks his helmet off and destroys the engine, but he lives and in one piece. An airport worker who gets too close to a huge commercial jet, on the other hand, is reduced to unrecognizable chunks no bigger than an American football. The engine is completely destroyed, leaving just a huge hold and his remains. The color is what makes it especially disturbing because his remains don’t look like hamburger, which is muscle tissue with some fat and is exsanguinated before it’s cut up. This poor man’s pieces are much brighter red with patches of other colors.
If you’re curious about the guy who survives the jet engine, make sure you include “survives” in your search terms, and do NOT click anything that says “killed” or “dies”. The page didn’t blur the photo or put a “graphic content” warning.
Who just found her channel one day and can’t stop watching her 😍❤️
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I definitely fall under that category 😂
That's definitely how RUclips works, sheesh
Mee
Ughh me!!!!
I have been a flight attendant for 18 years. I don’t think a majority of people realize that if we injure ourselves lifting a passenger’s bag, we are NOT covered by workman’s comp. Not only will the company refuse to pay any medical bills, they also won’t give allowance for time off to heal. We get disciplinary action for being out. That’s why we often times can’t help people with their luggage. It’s safest for everyone involved if we check your bag for you.
Not to be a cliche damsel in distress, but if this happened I’d just ask a strong looking male passenger for help.
Never happened yet but my plan stands 😂
I doubt anybody rude enough to expect you to carry their heavy bag cares about your workman’s compensation or lack thereof. The bags are supposed to be weighed before you can even get the “cabin baggage approved” tag. I honestly think it’s only North American Airlines that don’t do that. I fly all over the world and if your hand luggage is more than 7 kgs you have to consign it. But on RUclips American vloggers seem surprised when asked to do this at any airport outside of that region.
@@Ad-Lo I've flown Etihad, Emirates and Lufthansa a couple of times and never have thex checked either weight or size of my hand luggage. Brought a 14kg bag on board once and nobody even noticed cuz the bag looked small I guess. (I'm German). But I at least don't have the audacity to ask someone to lift my luggage lmao
It used to be that stewardesses did help with The bags and almost no one would guess that airlines aren’t paying employees standing looking like they are working. It bothers me when flight attendants are just standing around when passengers bags are within weight limits but maybe are older and need a bit of help
@@julchensweet2538 My 6'3" self is always happy to help a fellow passenger. I mention the height because it's usually someone who can't reach who asks.
Can we as a whole stop normalizing and stop accepting rude customers. If every company didn’t tolerate this behavior, rude people would have no choice than to behave or they just will be asked to leave everywhere they go. That literally will stop the problem. It’s getting worse and worse as the generations get older.
@@r.b.7633 that’s horrible. Thank god you don’t work there anymore. You don’t need that unnecessary stress.
Worst, it makes no sense. These companies will bend over backwards to give free things to these jerks. These jerks learn that throwing a tantrum gets them free stuff, so they just keep doing it. The jerks scare away good workers. They scare away customers who don't want to deal with them. Literally, there is no reason at all to not show them the door.
I work in customer service..there are rude customers of every age range. Its not even the older generation, the younger ones are just as rude and entitled its crazy. It gets worse each year because society has shifted into being more and more selfish not because of any one generation aging.
@@tiphinieworley8746 omg I soooo agree with your OG comment!!
I have worked in retail and customer service for YEARS!!! I just can't do it anymore!!
People are absolutely vile nowadays!! The entitlement and arrogance combined with some seriously agressive behaviour with some is intolerable!!
I've been screamed at, personally insulted as the WORST CUSTOMER ASSISTANT ever (all because I've asked this family to move to the side at the tills counter so others could be served) and sooo much harassment!!
Literally I feel like the more companies give, the more entitled and UNSATISFIED customers get!!
Like literally spoilt angry tw@t kids!!
It's on unacceptable level!!
Never going back to those jobs!!
@@Usernamesdonotmatter 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Exactly!! You support my point!
To be honest, rude people are everywhere, learn to ignore them or just play out like jeenie did!
Edit: I never thought of getting these many likes on my comment like what the actual fu-
Kindness kills
@@keanu4489 literally
If only i was that witty 😭
Sometimes ignoring isn't the best choice im not saying to physically beat them up but still
This comment is too American for me to understand.
fact: Jeenie is a queen
Heheh, you didnt got heart for now
**maybe you will**
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I HATE people that HATE other people. The comment I respond to did not spread HATE. That is good. BUT! I get a lot of HATE comments on my amazing videos and I HATE it. Please don't start spreading HATE. Do I have to HATE you too, dear jw
@DON'T okie then 🙂
@@hyperplayer22 if I will my lifegoals are completed
Her story about not hurting back reminded me of something that was said to me. A lady that I knew called me one day, she said she was traveling to Panama. She asked me if she could borrow a suitcase, because (this is what she actually said), “I don’t want to take my suitcases because they throw them around on the plane, and I don’t them to get ruined.” 😑. So she didn’t want *her* suitcases to be ruined, but she was ok for mine to get ruined. Obviously, I told her no, and told her I needed them for a trip I was taking.
You referred to a “lady you knew”…Guess what - she ain’t no “lady”.
I would have told her "No, because I don't want _mine_ ruined either."
My friend literally said "come over to my house, yours is too far for me" 😱🤨
Then why does she have the bags 🤔
@@vtheb1299 well depending on the context maybe your friend was just lazy and wanted to joke around XD
The bag thing happened also with me in a train, and the funny part is that I was also a passenger! A man in his early 60s asked me to put his bag up because it was very heavy, and I would have assisted him to put his bag up if he didn't order me to do it! He just said , "Put this bag up for me", and moved away.
Now, I get it that he may have some back problems and hence can't lift the bag, but it's heavy for me too! And we both could have done it together, but he wanted just me to do the job.
Why do elderly people just assume that if someone is young he can lift any amount of weight.
so it's a Boomer?
it's a generational thing I noticed.
the War Generation (the Boomers' parents) weren't like that in general, in fact they were pretty self reliant even if we can see them struggling and would sometimes refuse assistance). the Boomer generation is the complete opposite-- entitled AF and likely where the Karen stereotype originated.
He was old, you should've offered it in the first place. Guys these days are such pussies.
@@steelsheen Really? From one example? This "Boomer" has never sought help from anybody to lift items into the overhead locker in nearly 50 years of frequent flying.
@@steelsheen warning; stereotypes are bad for your mental health 😂
@@yanan4249 and your physical health if we catch you. Lol.
I like how she pronounces "bag", I've started saying it that way too 😂
Like my sis and American RUclipsrs....
@@Nanners_Art
Skksksksks-
I'm a fluent English speaker, but ngl, copying accents is my favourite!
The Southern drawl is by far my favourite!
Anyone got the reference?
My bage
ƊÕÑT ŘĒÄĎ ḾÝ ҎŘÕḞÎĹÉ ҎÎḈ₸ŬŔĔ
I like it too :) Also pronunciation of ‘bag’ (along with ‘sorry’ and ‘about’) is one of the words that immediately indicate a Canadian background
“AS A PAYING CUSTOMER”
“Well paying, yes. Customer, You we’re once. not anymore.”
jeenie throws karen off plane*
Well honestly I don't think there is anything wrong with a passenger asking the flight attendants for help putting their bags up for them if they do so politely. That is one of the reasons the minimum height for a flight attendant is a particular specified number. So that they can reach the overhead bins and assist in securing luggages safely.
I don't know what jeenie wanted to convey through this video but I hope the issue was just with the passenger being rude (as mentioned in the title) and not with what she asked for.
I feel like a better retaliation would have been if jeenie said “ I have to ensure everyone’s safety on this flight, including mine and my back’s
Were* not we're. We're means we are. "Customer, you we are once.
Cyanvaya, it’s not unreasonable to ask for help with a bag, but it’s really shitty to demand someone with a similar or lighter build than yours pick up your heavy ass, overpacked shit because “it’s your job”, when you can just politely ask a stronger looking passenger for help if your back is messed up, and someone will usually oblige, or, you know, just not pack as much heavy stuff or check the bag at the gate at no cost.
@@evilsharkey8954 well most often passengers do it because they can't REACH the overhead bins. Even if they were heavy I'm pretty sure the flight attendants can assist. They are trained for it.
I love how the Canadian flight attendant said “Eh?” at the end of her sentence 😂0:28
“Would you be a doll and put my bag up for me thanks”
Me:girl dolls don’t move unless there from toy story 🤣😂
😂😂😂😂
Or Annabelle.
@@kaypounds9543 yeah lol 😂
or they re possessed, like annabelle
OMG THIS IS THE EARLIEST I HAVE EVER BEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE - WOW.
Same😂
Same
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SAME
Same loll
This is absolutely true. They expect us to carry their bags and that too when its heavy they do it on purpose. I always refuse and tell them they need to check them in. I love this video its so relatable
As soon as someone starts with the "I pay your salary" bit...my politeness goes out the window...
It's espeically rich when the customers who are like that DON'T TIP. They be like "I pay your salary" to a waitress or something, then they don't tip anything even if the service was outstanding.
I guess their (failed attempt at) "logic" is that by doing business with the establishment that employs the worker, they pay the worker. But then by that reasoning, so does everyone else there, but then they also expect to be treated with special treatment and act like denial of special treatment is discrimination against them and oppression.
Oh wow Jeenie captured the "as a paying customer" tone so well I literally automatically rolled my eyes because I've heard that exact tone too many times.
The only scenario (that I can think of) where it’s appropriate to ask a flight attendant to load baggage for you is if you’re disabled/injured/etc.
Like I have multiple disabilities that sometimes prevent me from lifting heavy things, especially overhead when my balance already sucks, so if I ever fly alone I may have to ask a flight attendant (or just a nice passenger) to at least help me put my luggage up. Luckily I haven’t had to fly alone yet though
I was not disabled but too short to grab my bag (like my hands couldn't even reach it) in the overhead compartment, no flight attendant approached me let alone offered any help when they saw me struggling even when the plane is almost empty, i didn't know they wouldn't help with baggage unless you're disabled. Thankfully there was a lovely passenger who offered me help.
@@Sunnychuu I heard somewhere that they are literally not allowed to lift up a pax bag because they might injure themselves. Don’t know why they wouldn’t pull it down though.
Tip: If you ever fly by yourself, you can book mobility assistance with your ticket. Someone wheels you through security and to the gate, and can also help you board the plane and get your bags stowed. They'll pick you up when you change planes or reach your destination too. I'm disabled and usually fly alone, and it's always a great help.
The actual difference between polite and rude customers:
Polite customers: Get a free upgrade by Jeenie
Rude customers: Get thrown off the plane by Jeenie
I once helped a lady put her bag up and she let it go while it wasn’t yet in the overhead bin and it felt on me. I got a dislocated shoulder, got offloaded, didn’t get paid and got a note on my file for being absent 😬
How come the company wrote note on your file while you were clearly hurt? Not a very good company to work for isn't it?
Good lord, I'm so sorry about that.
plot twist: the rude passenger didn't actually pay
For flight attendants the angrier they are the bigger they smile🤣
This is literally what Canadians do
Every day I say sorry at least like 7 times 🤣🤣
I'm not Canadian, but I say sorry at least 30 times a day
@@ninaadbhat bruh I say sorry at least like 21,000 times a week even my parents started to ask me to not say sorry
I sat it often but I'm American. Always say I must be Canadian though.
@@BorinRobin8 I was dumb enough to do the math
So, around twice per minute? Eh, seems reasonable. Except for night. How many hours do you sleep? I need to redo it now.
As a Canadian I think this is pretty accurate and it made me laugh. Thank you for making my day!
the fact that it’s a canadian flight where the passengers are apologizing makes sense
My response with passengers who thought it was my job to stow their bags:
“You pack it you rack it”
Walks off to the aft galley💅🏾
“You pack it you stack it.” “You load it you stow it.”
I'm disabled and pre-board, and I'm still able to stow my rollaway. I make sure it's light enough that I can handle it. I have had a few cabin crew (usually male attendants) offer to stow it for me, and I'm always grateful, but if I can't lift it to shoulder height I shouldn't be dragging it through airports!
@Oddly Shut
my hand was injured and it's really hard for me to lift carry-ons, but usually there are kind passengers near me that'll see me struggling and help (usually male). i don't ask the flight attendant bcs i know they're female too and maybe it's gonna be heavy for her. but im sure there are times if a passenger ask politely if they need help it's ok?
That rude passenger should have also gotten an offload Tag.
Always chose kind ♥️
For the most part >:)
@Nilima Bhosale Hey!!
Hi :)
Also choose sweet,nice,kind,caring :3
@@sirandou3862 Yes!
@@datgaydangernoodle1315 Hi :)
Flight attendant videos never get old.
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"Timbits" 😂 ... Yup! So true! Timbits heal all wounds for us Canadians 😂
Jeenie is such a great actress in all of the parts she plays
"can we just speed up the politeness. We are still boarding - ehhh"
now we know this is Canadian flight - ehhh :)
I swear, Jeenie is my arch nemesis! Every time I get on RUclips for a specific reason, there's a Jeenie video and I get sucked in to the vortex! And I'm not even mad about it 🤪
First time I travelled in more than a decade (first time as an adult), I couldn’t reach the overhead storage because of my short height and I asked one of the flight attendants to help me with my bag, and he frowned and coldly told me to do it myself. I felt so embarrassed I almost cried . Another passenger immediately got up to help me push it up.
While I understand it’s not your job, helping someone with pushing a bag up together when it’s too high is the decent thing to do.
Not everyone goes through the flight attendants entry exams and gets checked as to whether they’re tall enough to fly.
I have also had this problem and I solved it by only packing a bag small enough to fit under my seat. It sucks a little, but it's also nice not to have to go into the overhead bins.
Flight attendants go through that height criteria literally so that they can comfortably reach the overhead storage. Assisting passengers with luggage IS their job.
Same! I'm really short and I also have TOS (shoulder related illness). It's a weird position to be in because even if you politely ask for help from the staff I've been ignored, so I just end up trying to do it myself and deal with the pain.
Sometimes another passenger may see me struggle and help though. :)
That’s not the point of the video, if you ask politely for assistance I don’t see the problem
You can politely ask another passengers Im sure they will happily help you, flight attendants got asked many times to help passengers with the luggage their back might be broken if they help everyone who ask them😂
The first part is Canada in a nutshell. Always saying sorry and giving people timbits.
Canadian vs Karen, The most epic battle of all time where the Canadian will kill the Karen.... With kindness of course.
Haha my japanese husband always say "I will kill them with kindness" and I always found it so funny.
My father at his Fertilizers business:
"The 50 kg urea bags are back there, you can load them to your trolley"
Most farmers: "not a problem, mate👍"
Most tiches (male & females) in the cities:
"Ohhh my Gawd, this 2 litre milk bottle was so difficult to carry, it makes my fingers hurt"
I appreciate that you said most. haha
Why does this makes me think of spongebob when he was carrying a purse?
The city tich would be me
Can confirm
If someone carry a 2l bottle by hanging it in a finger, then it will hurt 😝
My first international flight was on Air Canada...one of the cabin crew was NOT in a good mood. I complimented her smile and she asked me if I was being serious or just joking. After I told her I was serious she was still not in a good mood except when she was helping me 😂
It pays to be genuinely polite.
I absolutely love how many different characters Jeenie can be!
My first international flight alone was to Singapore and I was very nervous about having the flight attendant help me with putting my luggage in the overhead bin because I’ve read that it’s not her job. But she helped me anyway. It was so nice. Haha. Just sharing.
i get the gist its not all the flyin companies that have this absurd idea/rule to not let flight attendants help passengers with luggages in 99% of the cases(which when you re short is quite the hindrance for example), but i recently flew thro Singapore and the company i used to get to and back from australia (a singaporean company) had their flight attendants even lift luggages for passengers if somebody asked politely; some of them were even charged with movin them around to make more room overhead for other luggage. So i guess it does work company by company as well.
as a Canadian I can confirm the first part is spot on 😂
World would be beautiful if it was full of polite people
Plot twist: The overweight bag was the rude passenger.
I got one of them anti bullying bracelets today
Nicked it off some fat ginger prick at the park
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@DON'T okie then
@@dont5348 ok
Jeenie is the best flight attendant ever! Keeps smiling right on through the rudest people. 💙💚💜 I'd have said swear words & will have to explain to my maker why I felt the need to punch her face. Jeenie thanx for your kindness. I pray you don't have to face this much crud in the future. 🥰
You’ve never sounded more Canadian. I Love it and you.
Plot twist : the nice passengers gave a mansion to accept the apology
These vids are so funny you killin it Jennie
Btw her name's Jeenie, but don't worry, autocorrect can be stupid sometimes ♡
"We're still boarding, eh." "...put my bage up." Hahahaha...you're so Canada. Also, the scenario of two people being "too polite" only happens in Canada--to your credit.
Honestly, we get a lot of Canadians visiting my area of Florida. They are some of the most polite people I've ever met. Matter of fact, I took a trip to Toronto and even the homeless people I ran across were polite!
"I should've stopped slower"
Idk why but this was too funny..
I have an idea. Jeenie could make a video of what are the techniques she used to confront difficult passengers/customers. She seems to be so good with that!
Why I really like Jeenie's contents because as a passenger, I've seen most of her stories on my travel with plane... which is very relatable, but now it's from the crew's point of view:)) i love your content jeeniee
As jeenie said if you can't lift a bag neither can we
Ikr, seeing how those female flight attendance looks so fragile most of the time......they are tall and pretty.....we all know how these pretty girls sometimes cant even lift the thing we considered as lightweight.....it's no big deal since it's not their job to lift heavy stuff to begin with.
@@nickraph67 I agree with your last point, but come on, they might look fragile but they can't be that weak, it's a stereotype. They're probably about as strong as the customer.
MY day can't be completed without a bit of Jeenie's videos 😂😂😂🤣🤣❤
I agree with the Canadian politeness , especially when opening the door for someone and the communication there lol
this is why i will never be a flight attendant. dealing with karens for hrs is enough to drive me mad
Hello Azula
@@nannabelooa4161 hi
That's any customer service job. But most people aren't naturally rude. I've had a lot more people who made my day than people who were awful. Only wish they'd tell off the karens for us since we employees can't.
Ah yes, the traditional Canadian politeness. Funny thing is, a lot of Canadians actually fit the stereotype of saying sorry a lot 😂
It's kind of funny because it becomes a mindless verbal reflex. Sometimes it feels like 'sorry' has lost all meaning because you say it so often.
Put these two seated next to each other and free up the rest of the plane for passenger traffic ... ;) But, yeah, these are brilliant! Also, so true about the overhead bags! I remember when I needed help with my bag after surgery, with the operative word (pun and all) being needing HELP, as in, I needed someone to give me an extra hand because one was with a cane, rather than expecting the flight attendant to lift it for me completely. I made sure the bag was as light as possible, too. We each have one bag to lift, and can help each other, but I can see how it adds up quickly if many passengers expect the flight attendants to lift their bags!
I have to say that being 5' tall (short, I'd say), putting my bag in the overhead compartment was the worst. Usually another passenger ended up helping me when they saw me struggling.
Me too!
I'm 5'2 and it's not much of a problem. I don't know if it's the cheap airlines I use that they have lower ceilings though.
Remember that the flight attendants are busy and that if you try to ask one and don't get angry if one doesn't help you with your bag they also have to greet passengers too
@@CamilaAntelo2004 I never ask but I HAVE been stared down by still-standing flight attendants bc I was delaying the line or I needed some momentum to put the bag over my head, and yet they didn't move to help with the final 1-hand push, which is the only thing I'd need, really, otherwise I literally jump. Like, if you won't help, at least don't judge??
For those who disliked the video probably recognized themselves as the rude customer. Lol
The rude passenger was lucky she didn’t get thrown off the plane XD
well that was because they wern't hight enough in the air to be optimle for the rude passenger to "fall" off perfectly
You know the acting is good when you hate her character so much. Her facial expressions and everything on point 👌
I was in the second scenario as a customer except I very politely asked for help and only because I just had wrist surgery and could not lift the whole bag over my head to the above compartment. The flight attendant refused to help though :( Luckily the passenger next to me offered to help.
The ring light looks so pretty in her eyes
Thank you for your wonderful work ! You were the best flight attendant ever 😁😊😁
The “put my bag up for me” was SPOT ON!
Being Canadian, I completely understand how the guests were, I'm still like that and live in the US now.
I love how she adds "ey" at the end of the politeness one because of the stereotype of Canadians and how they're so nice
I have to thank my parents...they were a living example. My dad's not alive now, but he taught me to be polite, respect others and show no hate. He's the reason for who I am today. ❤
I'm sorry for your loss
@@theswimmer4185 thank you buddy, God bless your heart❤
@@shirleyrobert8255 you're welcome.
As a Canadian citizen I am basically like this but i wouldn’t say anything like “oh here you can have my Timbits!” Yeah we would say stuff like “oh I’m a so sorry” then go and they would be perfectly fine.
The moral of the story: the difference of polite and rude passengers is one is polite and one is rude
And the way she said ‘EY’ made her even more Canadian
Isn't it true she makes everyone's day better?
I mean ofc
In Canada, the sorry situation happens frequently, not for so long... We say sorry a lot
I remember going to an aircraft checking with a family as one of them was missing (they forgot to tell that the person is not travelling but they were checked in). While walking back I heard passenger complaining that there's no space for his bag. I offered to tag it and put on hold but suddenly he could find space under the seat in front of him and there was no problem. 😂😈
I can relate to this 100%…this is reality you nailed it.👍🏽
Who randomly found one of jeenies shorts in your recommendation (why wouldn't it be), found her channel and became obsessed?!..
I work in hospitality as floor team at a restaurant. You can bet that while we’re nice and polite to you, we will be talking shit to the others if you’re rude to us, so be nice. One of my colleagues works for British Airways as cabin crew and is easily one of the best of us and even they sneak over to the bar to talk shit with the rest of us. 😂
Also to all of our nice customers, never change, lots of us are young and inexperienced and we mess up. It’s horrible when we do and while we may put on brave faces and smile like we’re fine, most of the time we don’t want to cry in front of anyone.
Working in hospitality is HARD, you have to be able to work as a team, rely on other people, communicate, be polite under almost any circumstance and hide any emotion other than happiness from customers.
It’s not always an easy job so think hard about your mental health before going into it, especially if you’re cabin crew because not everyone likes travelling and people will be tired and grumpy.
After watching Jeenie’s videos, it makes me wanna be a flight attendant/pilot
Nice way of handling passengers 😎👏👏
The moment I read “Canadian Flight” I knew where this was going 😂
If some people don’t get it, it’s a stereotype that Canadians apologize too much. And honestly, it’s true for a lot of people. Like, I apologize way too often! I don’t know why but I find that people in Canadian airports/airlines just seem to be nicer and more polite. I’m not saying that other airlines and people and other countries aren’t as polite tho. Just that most Canadians can be so polite to the point of us apologizing a lot- 😅
I’m an ex Canadian who has lived in Australia for 30 years but still have an accent. Had a minor trolley collision in the supermarket the other day, and automatically said sorry, though it wasn’t actually my fault. Someone I know slightly happened to be passing and stopped. “You’re Canadian?” She said “I always thought you were American.”
I disagree, In Toronto’s airport the workers I found were as rude or nearly as rude as those working at JFK or Chicago airports. Every single time I dread flying out of Toronto.
@@lap8329 😂 that is hilarious
@torink8229 Maybe it's not all those different airports. Maybe it's you?
😆 so true. I once helped an old lady put up her bag and this guy behind her, in all seriousness, says me too.
Come on Jeenie! You didn't throw anyone off today?
I’m happy there’s no one in my family like the customer in the second tiktok
Don’t forget, there are incredibly rude staff too!
I asked a flight attendant to switch a seat on a long flight to Korea. She told me as long as no one is sitting there, she was okay with it and told me I could move. I did so after her approval. Well, then comes like 5 flight attendants telling me to move back to my seat because I wasn’t approved to move when I told them the lady who approved for me to move! They made a huge scene out of it and I kept my calm and politely declined. I told them bring me the lady who approved the seat switch but they refused. An hour lady after staring me down and continually trying to make me go back, the lady that approved the seat switch stated she “totally forgot that she approved it.” So only 1 lady came back to apologize to me out of the 5 and felt so stupid. 🙄 This took a whole hour on a 20 hour flight. No passengers said a word or stood up for me, even the ones who heard it was approved. 🙄🙄🙄 Worst Korean flight ever.
Ive known abit of korean flight cultures. The crew who approved you probably the junior crew and she probably was pressured by their senior after that. So yeah you cant totally blame the first approach crew. He or she may facing bully cultures for a long period of time in that company. Its normal for korean flight
Of course no one "defended" you. All they saw was a person who wanted to switch seats for apparently no good reason and got all pissy when they were told to move back to their original seat. What did you want them to say? I would've just put my headphones in and let you keep making a fool of yourself.
If one person said it was okay, but five more said it wasn’t, the logical thought process would be that the one attendant was mistaken unless they were a manager. That was all you.
In case of an accident you can be mistaken and your family will no recover your body :)
lmao love the ending!!!
Also, you forgot to say "soary" the Canadian way 😂
The Canadian flight one is so true 🤣
I live in Canada and this happens a lot-
Jennie…. You are never out of content 😂😂😂😂😂😍✌🏻
You are never ending bro keep up the good work 🥳
Rude customer: "Can you please help put my bag up in storage?"
Jeenie: "Oh! It's a little heavy for me..."
Customer: "Isn't that your JOB!?"
**gets someone to help**
Customer: "Don't worry, I got it!"
Jeenie: *so you have chosen... death*
To help check the bag under the plane! Obviously, the bag wasn’t so heavy that the passenger assumed she’d need access to it during the flight and would have to take it down.
GO ON AND OFF LOAD THOSE BAGS! The other passengers are just as annoyed with the Karens who pull that!
Jeeenieeeee 😩😩😭😭❤❤❤
As a cabin crew I now know how to politely reply to those pax!!! Thanks!!!
Nobody:
Literally nobody
Not even Jimin's jams that got stolen by Namjesus
Not even Lisa's Yadom who was replaced with YadoNG by Jennie
Me: **Impatiently waiting for Jeenie to YEET that rude passenger out of the plane**
I love how well she impersonate all those characters.
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I hate the customer is always right slogan 😒 as a former fast food worker, it’s scary how entitled people can be. U give them an inch and they take a mile 😒
I thought the “overweight bag” was going to be the rude passenger.
The Canadian accent really comes out when she says "bag"... sounds like "Beg"