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Woman Weirded Out After Catching Guy Sitting Next To Her On Flight Taking Photos Of Her Feet

Woman Weirded Out After Catching Guy Sitting Next To Her On Flight Taking Photos Of Her Feet
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A TikToker was at a loss for words when she noticed a male passenger on a flight–whom she did not know–began snapping photos of her feet in sandals.

He then proceeded to edit the photos in plain sight.


TikToker Alina, a.k.a. @alibedrossian, posted a video of the unsolicited photoshoot of her sandaled tootsies, accompanied by the trending soundbite, “the woman was too stunned to speak."

Because she was literally speechless.

@alibedrossian

Cuz wtf am I supposed to say😭 #weirdo #delta #floridaman #FindYourEdge #fyp


The clip starts with the foot-ographer tilting his smartphone towards his subject and tapping once on the screen–presumably hitting the capture button.

He then appears to edit the photo before the clip cuts out.

Since its posting on May 11, the clip was seen over three million times.

The TikToker captioned the video with, "Cuz wtf am I supposed to say."

So users weighed in on her behalf.

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Some saw an opportunity to capitalize on the opportunity if they were in her...sandals.

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The Daily Dot said they reached out to Alina on Instagram for a comment.

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