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Grown Man Throws Tantrum And Curses Out Crying Baby On Flight—And Gets Escorted Out By Police

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A Southwest Airlines passenger pitched a fit and screamed obscenities mid-flight about a baby that wouldn't stop crying.

We've all endured the sound of a crying baby in a restaurant or on a plane, and while sometimes the occurrence can be irritating in the moment or infringe on our intimate conversations, it happens... that's what babies do.

But you know what's exponentially more annoying than a crying baby? A grown man shouting obscenities over the sound of an upset child.


Sadly, some Southwest Airlines passengers had to endure exactly that before the obnoxious passenger was finally escorted off the plane by police.

Another passenger documented the incident which lasted several minutes.

The video shows the grown man throwing a tantrum and spewing profanity trying to justify his yelling because "so is the baby."

When the plane lands, the man refuses at first to be escorted off the plane, and according to the TikTok by @mjgrabowski, all passengers had to deplane in order for him to comply. Upon entering the airport, the man could still be seen arguing with officers.

You can watch it below.

WARNING: NSFW language

People on social media expressed their thoughts on the situation.

Many stated babies crying on planes usually do so because of temporary discomfort and—in most cases—the noise eventually ceases.


Of course, several also commented on the inappropriate behavior displayed by the "adult."





TMZ reported a rep for Southwest told them:

"We commend our Crew for exhibiting outstanding professionalism while handling a challenging situation, and we offer our apologies to the other Customers onboard who had to experience such unacceptable behavior."

Well done, Southwest.

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