Do you think the fat-acceptance crowd is getting antsy about folks trying to wear all the clothes they travel with to escape airline fee?

[MatureDJ]

I was reading this, and it got me interested:

Woman fined by airline after attempting to wear all of her extra baggage

Adriana Ocampo and her mate were fined after trying to board the Jetstar flight in Australia wearing all of their clothes

www.ladbible.com

A passenger on a flight thought she was really clever by adopting a classic Friends trick and wearing all of her clothes at once, but ended up getting a fine from the airline anyway.

If nothing else, it’s a pretty funny look.However, even after Adriana Ocampo put all of her extra clothes on to get onto the Jetstar flight from Melbourne to Adelaide in Australia, she couldn’t get her luggage under the weight restrictions, meaning that she had to pay a fine.

Obviously, for airlines, "weight is money", hence the restrictions on luggage weight. But of course, fat folks are using up even more extra weight than a trim person with a heavy suitcase - but you never hear of airlines implementing a "weight charge".

 

[Kotaix]

The opposite is true, fat influencers are getting extra free seats to fit their huge asses on airplanes.

But fat influencers are dying about as fast as they come along too.

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

But fat influencers are dying about as fast as they come along too.

No doubt the strain on their hearts.

 

[FlexpertHamilton]

Why did all the major airlines become so woke? It makes no fvcking sense.

 

[Money & Muscle]

Why did all the major airlines become so woke? It makes no fvcking sense.

When huge investment funds like Black Rock won't invest in your business unless you meet certain DEI initiatives, you learn to NewSpeak the words you're told to say, and think as the GroupThink tells you to think.