And this guy was just already compromised and miserable, but he said, no, dude, I'm fine. Don't worry about it. It's all good. His right leg was completely covered with this drink. Like, all of it. And the guy in the aisle was so horrified. I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry. And the guy in the middle is like, no, ma'am, whatever. Just taking it in, dealing with it
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:21
If I have to tolerate being 30 plus thousand feet in the air to get to where I need to get to faster, sign me up. And for that reason, it is intentionally why I do early morning flights, because I agonize over the point of being on a plane all night. So I'm usually not sleeping well or sleeping at all. So by the time I board my flight, I'm so exhausted that I usually am knocked out before they even give the safety instructions
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 2:18
So she would, instead of just laying down, facing outward or facing the door where she could see us walk by, she turned her backside to us. And she keeps it turned that way until we're done training at work. Me and my husband, we work from home. So with our newest positions within the same company, you know, it took up more time, so it's less bunny time
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Wren .
@aBirdieOnaWire · 3:03
I guess what's funny to me is I can totally see this happening. I can see my wife writing this tag. Maybe her phone number on the back and looking, you better not take this off. And me wandering around with my little luggage tag in my suitcase. Airport. And my friend Tara shows up head to toe in rain here. Anyway, that's what's had me giggling all week long. And I just seemed to not be able to stop
And so they get in the back seat because she's putting him in his car seat, and he kind of bolts out of her arms and comes across the front panel of the car, like, to the front seat, as if to want to give me a big hug. So he jumps in the front seat, and he wraps his arms around my neck, and my daughter and I, she in the backseat. I in the front seat
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:51
And to also notice that small interactions that just are goofy and human and offerings of how we're feeling about each other, I think that they're so important to recognize. And I wanted to thank all three of you, four of you, I think, who kind of chimed in here. I just appreciate it. And I'm always looking to have a little crease in my frown to bring it to a smile during the day. So thank you all very much. Look forward to more
You, Deborah. I wholeheartedly agree with seeing more of this kind of content where we can spread joy, where we can bring a smile to someone's face, I mean, even an opportunity to help someone, to recall something that may have made them laugh. Because we live in a very broken society right now, and if we're looking at the news and hearing some of the things that are happening around us, we need more joy. We need to laugh