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So Pepsi, United Airlines, and Sean Spicer walk into a bar...
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looks like its gonna benefit him to the tune of some M's
or you could be those three that got off and keep a damn voucher
View media item 2401732Were you one of his patients?Is it me or does it feel like a bunch of people are overlooking the fact that's he's a doctor who had patients to see the next day?
Im sorry but I dont think this was racially motivated at all.
Everyone wants to cash in on that card lately.
Never thought of Asians as a target for racism.
Stereotyped yes but racism?
Ask for volunteers that will be compensated.
If no one volunteers they may bump up the compensation.
If theres still no one that volunteers then they pick people, typically late boarders and people with cheaper tickets.
If that person decides to act like an *** and not leave then the authorities are called to step in.
At this point it is out of the airlines hands.
View media item 2401732Were you one of his patients?Is it me or does it feel like a bunch of people are overlooking the fact that's he's a doctor who had patients to see the next day?
Hasn't practiced in over a decade but hey, hey had patients that urgently needed him.So Dao doesn't have his license?
Again, dont work for United but I think they did everything the right way according to accounts of other passengers. The officer handled it poorly, if he would have just dragged him out like a child without bashing his face then Dao would be SOL, now he will most likely be compensated.Really, it doesn't seem to be out of there hands now does it? Have Iyou yet to say you think they could have handled this situation better? If not I hope your not trying to get promoted where your at my dude.
Its relevant when people are using him being a "doctor" and needing to see "patients" as a reason for him to have a right to stay on the plane after the police asked him to leave.What the man has done in the past is really irrelevant.
Its relevant when people are using him being a "doctor" and needing to see "patients" as a reason for him to have a right to stay on the plane after the police asked him to leave.What the man has done in the past is really irrelevant.
Story is starting to sound like Dao wouldn't leave after he was asked. Son started getting an attitude and things got physical. It ain't worth the headache at the airport to resist when they ask you to leave. The problem here isn't the airline but the cop who unnecessarily used force on Dao. Cops gone cop...Hasn't practiced in over a decade but hey, hey had patients that urgently needed him.
Again, dont work for United but I think they did everything the right way according to accounts of other passengers. The officer handled it poorly, if he would have just dragged him out like a child without bashing his face then Dao would be SOL, now he will most likely be compensated.
Not my angle, I only brought it up because the other guy said he had patients.Ah that's your angle
Let's say he's really not a doctor anymore and he had no patients to see. It doesn't really matter.
He still has rights.
How can you have patients if you aren't a doctor? and those "staff" members are Crew, Crew is needed to man a flight. That flight > his imaginary practice.Him needing to see his patients>>>>the 4 staff members needing to be at the next airport half a day early
100%, doctor or construction worker, everyon on the flight is equal when they start plucking people off.hell he could be a witch doctor for all i give af
I hated United anyway, they screwed me over last time I flew with them.
I'm good on ever buying a ticket from them again