She's hell on wheels because she never skips meals.
Our video of the day comes to us from a
plus size travel influencer who says an airport worker in
Washington state refused to push her in a wheelchair up
the jet bridge, leaving her gasping for air as she
was forced to walk off the plane.
Watch I'm a plus size wheelchair user and on a
recent flight to the Seatac Airport I requested wheelchair assistance,
as I always do. When it came time for me
to deplane,
I saw the employee who would be assisting me with
my wheelchair waiting for me in the entry of the
jet bridge.
As I approached her and she realized she'd be assisting
me and not one of the smaller passengers,
she started to walk away with the wheelchair while making
comments about my size.
I was then forced to walk up one of the
longest jet bridges I've encountered and she didn't stop.
By the time she let me reach the wheelchair and
sit down,
my lips were white, my oxygen levels had dropped and
I almost fainted.
This was my first time flying without oxygen.
This woman just assumed I could walk and would rather
me do that instead of her having to push someone
my size up the jet bridge.
All the other attendants wheeled their passengers up the jet
bridge,
but my needs were disregarded.
She said she was out of breath and nearly fainted
after having to walk the length of the jet bridge,
but she was able to keep going when she picked
up the scent of a Cinnabon.
All right, terrible. I feel dirty.
All right, Cat, there's something going on here that I
don't like.
All right. Basically, she is demanding
people to be servants for her because of her weight.
You have to get me into a chair.
How is this like this is,
like almost like class warfare?
Fat privilege.
But also just like based on like physics and gravity.
Like what if the other person couldn't do?
Like, I couldn't do it.
Yeah,
I couldn't. You know, if you're supposed to,
she wants everyone to accept everyone's bodies.
Like, you should also accept that maybe my body couldn't
push your body.
Yes,
yes,
Dana. She's made previous demands for hotels to create size,
inclusive amenities like making elevators and hallways more spacious.
So she's no longer saying her clothes are too tight.
She's saying the buildings are
everybody's going to have to expand.
You're she's expecting tiny people like you to pay for
this stuff.
Not only that, but she's filing a lot of lawsuits.
Or I don't know if she is,
but there is a movement to file a lot of
lawsuits or to preemptively call somebody and get them to
change something by the threat of a lawsuit,
which is a big mistake.
What's happening?
Well, first of all, I think this is the best
show you've ever had.
Let me
guess why. I don't know.
I don't know why, but
but I I find it odd that we see this
long video of her walking down the plane.
Why? If she, why? If she can walk down the
plane,
who's filming filming? Also, why do we need a wheelchair?
If you can walk down the length of the plane,
we obviously can walk. I mean,
we're not making we shouldn't make fun
of the obese. It. I mean,
look, I was just saying to you,
in the break of all the topics I've ever covered
and I've been pilloried for everything,
this is the one I've gotten the most about.
This is the ultimate third rail in America,
right? Because it's a bunch of fat in this guy.
And you know what?
And and and Bill. And
and they lied to us.
They said they were jolly.
I wanna take this woman and just take her on
a walk.
Yeah, let's get going. Let's get it going right.
Let's do something. How about we feel so bad for
her.
Fix this. Instead of feeling like victims.
Let's fix it now. Diet.
Our diet culture the way our nutri.
It's all we're. We're too.
We're too heavy and we're too thin.
But at the same time,
this is old school liberalism.
You have a problem, let's fix it.
Hmm. Yeah. Let's not just rename it.
Yes or just rename it.
Be a victim of it.
Let's fix it. The homeless.
Let's kick you off the streets instead of like the
woke you.
How dare you. Yeah, well no it is it's how
dare you do that It's how dare you tell me
to get healthier.
How dare you to tell me to get off the
street.
It's like it's like your anti compassion.
We privilege denial. We privilege denial in the law,
in the discourse. All right and that's a big mistake.
We got to move on.
Up next, an in depth look at Bill's new book.