[MadDog]

Woman missed her flight in Hong Kong.

[c0nstant]

it couldve been a flight for something really important; maybe a sick family member or something. if thats the case, then she should have been smart enough to plan accordingly.

[c0nstant]

....or shes just a bitch.

[E90SLAM]

Originally Posted by cars4lyfe

she had a business meeting to sell fake nike shoes and she was going to sell 12 pair and now she missed this wonderful and life-changing deal that would have made her 50 dolla which equals to 1,000,999,876.42 hong kong dolla's

[Tondtar]

Originally Posted by jh valley

it couldve been a flight for something really important; maybe a sick family member or something. if thats the case, then she should have been smart enough to plan accordingly.

...Or simply knowing that she will not have her suitcase for a couple of day

[LACSTER]

couldn't watch more then 30 seconds of that biatch!

[Kev]

Originally Posted by Tondtar

...Or simply knowing that she will not have her suitcase for a couple of day

Hong Kong International Airport does not offer any domestic flight (there's simply no domestic flight in Hong Kong). According to international air traffic standard, her checked luggage will be unloaded from the plane, which would cause major delay to the flight. A major PITA......

Originally Posted by LACSTER

couldn't watch more then 30 seconds of that biatch!

I watched 7 seconds and have to shut it off. I was laughing so hard.

[Kev]

Watched the entire video. The ground staff offered to rebook her but she was too hysterical to even listen.

[MadDog]

Originally Posted by Kev

Hong Kong International Airport does not offer any domestic flight (there's simply no domestic flight in Hong Kong). According to international air traffic standard, her checked luggage will be unloaded from the plane, which would cause major delay to the flight. A major PITA......



I watched 7 seconds and have to shut it off. I was laughing so hard.

Here's the story, from Yahoo link :

HONG KONG (Reuters Life!) – A Chinese woman who freaked out at Hong Kong's international airport after missing her flight has hit the big time on YouTube after her hysterics were filmed and uploaded to the video sharing website.

The middle-aged woman was seen charging at a security guard at the departure gate, before screaming "aieyyahhhhh," at the top of her lungs in a rant that lasts about three minutes.

The woman, sprawled on the ground, was seen wailing. An elderly man travelling with her tried to pull her to her feet but she shouted in Cantonese: "I want to go, I want to go."

Cathay Pacific said it had already closed the aircraft's doors and had offloaded the woman's baggage, and so was unable to allow her to board the flight to San Francisco.

"Don't be so upset, don't be so emotional," a male Cathay Pacific staff member is heard saying on the video.

Cathay Pacific said the incident occurred earlier this month, and the video appeared to have been loaded onto YouTube late last week. By Monday, the "woman going insane after missing her flight video" had over 400,000 hits.

In 2006, another sensational outburst by a stressed-out Hong Kong man captured the imagination of many people in this fast-paced, money-obsessed, Asian financial capital.

The middle-aged man, who chastised and swore at a youngster in a six-minute-long diatribe aboard a double decker bus, was dubbed "Bus-Uncle" and a video of the incident received close to two million hits.

His quote "I have pressure, you have pressure" became a catch-phrase and sparked navel-gazing at the pressure that many over-worked Hong Kong citizens suffer.

As for the woman at the airport, Cathay Pacific said it put her and her two travel companions on a later flight to Los Angeles, at no extra cost.

[Kev]

Originally Posted by MadDog

Here's the story, from Yahoo link :

HONG KONG (Reuters Life!) – A Chinese woman who freaked out at Hong Kong's international airport after missing her flight has hit the big time on YouTube after her hysterics were filmed and uploaded to the video sharing website.

The middle-aged woman was seen charging at a security guard at the departure gate, before screaming "aieyyahhhhh," at the top of her lungs in a rant that lasts about three minutes.

The woman, sprawled on the ground, was seen wailing. An elderly man travelling with her tried to pull her to her feet but she shouted in Cantonese: "I want to go, I want to go."

Cathay Pacific said it had already closed the aircraft's doors and had offloaded the woman's baggage, and so was unable to allow her to board the flight to San Francisco.

"Don't be so upset, don't be so emotional," a male Cathay Pacific staff member is heard saying on the video.

Cathay Pacific said the incident occurred earlier this month, and the video appeared to have been loaded onto YouTube late last week. By Monday, the "woman going insane after missing her flight video" had over 400,000 hits.

In 2006, another sensational outburst by a stressed-out Hong Kong man captured the imagination of many people in this fast-paced, money-obsessed, Asian financial capital.

The middle-aged man, who chastised and swore at a youngster in a six-minute-long diatribe aboard a double decker bus, was dubbed "Bus-Uncle" and a video of the incident received close to two million hits.

His quote "I have pressure, you have pressure" became a catch-phrase and sparked navel-gazing at the pressure that many over-worked Hong Kong citizens suffer.

As for the woman at the airport, Cathay Pacific said it put her and her two travel companions on a later flight to Los Angeles, at no extra cost.

I couldn't quite make out what she's yelling. It doesn't sound like straight up Cantonese. She must have some really thick accent because I can hear / understand the ground staff really well. The first comment that came out of my wife's mouth was, "Oh, she looks like my mother when she throws a temper tantrum."

[MadDog]

Originally Posted by Kev

I couldn't quite make out what she's yelling. It doesn't sound like straight up Cantonese. She must have some really thick accent because I can hear / understand the ground staff really well. The first comment that came out of my wife's mouth was, "Oh, she looks like my mother when she throws a temper tantrum."

[SES_D]

Originally Posted by Kev

I couldn't quite make out what she's yelling. It doesn't sound like straight up Cantonese. She must have some really thick accent because I can hear / understand the ground staff really well. The first comment that came out of my wife's mouth was, "Oh, she looks like my mother when she throws a temper tantrum."

nah, she's just throwing such a tantrum that her Cantonese is all fuxed up. Near the end of the video where she starts bitching at the attendants with actual words...you can make it out.

Damn, what a bitch!!!!

[hollandjean]

pure pathetic...

[Year's_End]

Originally Posted by cars4lyfe

she had a business meeting to sell fake nike shoes and she was going to sell 12 pair and now she missed this wonderful and life-changing deal that would have made her 50 dolla which equals to 1,000,999,876.42 hong kong dolla's

...dolla...lmao

[number335]

women are such drama queens.

[Kev]

Originally Posted by SES_D

nah, she's just throwing such a tantrum that her Cantonese is all fuxed up. Near the end of the video where she starts bitching at the attendants with actual words...you can make it out.

Damn, what a bitch!!!!

As a home grown from Hong Kong (lived there all the way until 18), I don't see how someone could be so emotional that would fuck up their own language. LOL'ed

[E90SLAM]

Originally Posted by MadDog

Here's the story, from Yahoo link :

HONG KONG (Reuters Life!) – A Chinese woman who freaked out at Hong Kong's international airport after missing her flight has hit the big time on YouTube after her hysterics were filmed and uploaded to the video sharing website.

The middle-aged woman was seen charging at a security guard at the departure gate, before screaming "aieyyahhhhh," at the top of her lungs in a rant that lasts about three minutes.

The woman, sprawled on the ground, was seen wailing. An elderly man travelling with her tried to pull her to her feet but she shouted in Cantonese: "I want to go, I want to go."

Cathay Pacific said it had already closed the aircraft's doors and had offloaded the woman's baggage, and so was unable to allow her to board the flight to San Francisco.

"Don't be so upset, don't be so emotional," a male Cathay Pacific staff member is heard saying on the video.

Cathay Pacific said the incident occurred earlier this month, and the video appeared to have been loaded onto YouTube late last week. By Monday, the "woman going insane after missing her flight video" had over 400,000 hits.

In 2006, another sensational outburst by a stressed-out Hong Kong man captured the imagination of many people in this fast-paced, money-obsessed, Asian financial capital.

The middle-aged man, who chastised and swore at a youngster in a six-minute-long diatribe aboard a double decker bus, was dubbed "Bus-Uncle" and a video of the incident received close to two million hits.

His quote "I have pressure, you have pressure" became a catch-phrase and sparked navel-gazing at the pressure that many over-worked Hong Kong citizens suffer.

As for the woman at the airport, Cathay Pacific said it put her and her two travel companions on a later flight to Los Angeles, at no extra cost.

Reminded be "bus-uncle"...

[Scorpion]

I'd be scared if I was there lol.

[EMG E92]

wow...just wow

[FStop7]

Jesus, they should have used this kind of HK to solve that HK temper tantrum.

[SES_D]

Originally Posted by Kev

As a home grown from Hong Kong (lived there all the way until 18), I don't see how someone could be so emotional that would fuck up their own language. LOL'ed

hahahahahha man don't you feel like bitch slapping some sense into her

[E90SLAM]

she sounds cantonese with mainland chinese accent....saying "its inhumane for the flight left without me"...."now what??? now what???"

she blamed the ground crew let her "companion" on board but left without her....
(duh....coz her companion get on board with the boarding pass ON TIME!)

sometimes in Hong Kong...they will call out passenger's name for final call....dunno how she missed it....stupid!!! (she blamed the airport to be stupid)...