A video clip about an embarrassing interaction on a trip – the passenger was publicly reprimanded to take advantage of the flight host – Tikhak.
The clip was shared by the passenger, Lucy Fink (@luciebfink), I collected more than 12 million views since it was published on May 15. In the video, Fink’s details at the moment you touched gently a flight attendant to order a drink. Fink said in a text over the clip: “The flight host passed my seat with a beverage cart and I thought it had exceeded our ranks,” Fink said in a text over the clip on the clip.
“So she gently touched her arm and said,” Sorry, when you get a chance, can I bother you … “but she cut me and told me loudly,” Do not touch the flight attendants. “Everyone turned to look.”
Fink said Newsweek The accident occurred during a recent flight from Miami to JFK Airport in New York. She said she immediately realized that Aviation host responseWhile Jarring was good.
“I know that I should not take advantage of it,” Fink said. “The trip was full, and I am sure that the flight host was annoyed Passengers seek things From it, do not follow the instructions, and may click on it or touch it in undesirable ways. “
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said at the end of April that the total number of passengers on air travel in March by 3.3 percent compared to March 2024, which represents an increase in growth of 2.7 percent reported for February.
North America transport companies witnessed a 0.1 percent decrease on an annual basis in the air travel in March, which represents a second consecutive contraction on an annual basis. However, “this has improved a decrease in 1.5 percent for the month of February,” according to iATA.
@luciebfink on Tiktok
“I felt embarrassed moments”
The video was echoed, tagged with #Publichumiliation and other retailers, widely. “Put a fork in me !!! I have finished,” Fink wrote in the illustrations. “I am one of these people who touch them naturally. Hand on the arm, pressing on the fast shoulder – how I showed warmth and contact. But I don’t know that everyone does not like it.”
Fink said she did not intend to blame the flight crew member. Fink told Newsweek. “I felt embarrassed moments, just as I had been reprimanded by a school teacher, but I certainly don’t mistake it.”
The moment has passed quickly, but “other passengers looked at us … then they returned to what they were doing.”
Fink said: “I immediately knew that this situation would be linked to others, in the sense of feeling extra shame when you wake up by someone publicly,” Fink said.
The accident has since become a broader conversation center on personal boundaries and social standards, especially in confined spaces such as planes.
“What I find the most interesting about my message and this entire position is how, in the comments section [of her TikTok video]Fink said: “I am very comfortable with the physical touch … but I realize that many people are uncomfortable with it, whether because of a cultural cause, or just a personal preference,” but I realize that many people are uncomfortable, whether because of a cultural cause, or just a personal preference. “
Fink later conducted an informal survey through it Instagram Account, and asked her fans if they believed it is acceptable to benefit from someone on the arm. Of more than 2000 respondents, 75 percent said, “Yes, it is a completely natural part of society,” while 25 percent said: “Not at all. You never do it.”
Despite the initial death, Fink said her comment on Tiktok was exaggerated. “I was definitely very dramatic with the language on how to recover,” she added. “In fact, I have no social concern or anything close to it, so I recovered very quickly.”
“You did nothing wrong.”
The viral clip sparked a discussion between viewers on Tiktok.
Apple User376884 was published: “Don’t touch the flight attendants. Do you want to do so if people do not get randomly on the street?
Nazh8504 agreed to the writing: “What about just not touching people … the period. It is not difficult.” Sorry, “It was enough.”
User Amaliehavemann wrote <3, "You did nothing wrong," Heather agreed, saying, "I have been shy unnecessarily ..."
“As a flight attendant, we are touched all the time and it can be really overwhelming. However, it was not suitable to circumvent you.”
The memorial user wrote: “I am a flight host- we have talks about things like this and I personally think that some of my colleagues are very uncomfortable and have a little grace to customers. We have been burned for many reasons and yes, we all have different limits, but this was only professional … I am sorry because this experience.”
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