Posted on 28 July 2023

An Aussie TikToker Is Sharing Her Experiences As A Flight Attendant And I'd Like To Apologise On Behalf Of All Passengers

From one ex-customer service girly to another, I'm truly so sorry.

by Angeline Barion

BuzzFeed Staff

Flight attendant serving drinks on a plane

In one of her videos, Kayla shared her encounter with a passenger after she was asked to heat up a baby's milk bottle on board a flight. And after listening to the response, I was left questioning whether or not we're living in a simulation and if the said passenger was glitching.

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In the middle of the night on a 14hr flight🙄 plenty of time for everyone x #cabincrewpov #customerservicestory
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"No, I just think it's ridiculous that you're using your time to warm up something that isn't gonna even help us passengers and it isn't even part of the plane menu."

#CustomerService and #CustomerServiceProblems have a combined view count of 16.6 billion worldwide and the stories just keep on coming (usually stitched with a soothing video of someone making a cake or playing with slime).

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An Aussie TikToker Is Sharing Her Experiences As A Flight Attendant And I'd Like To Apologise On Behalf Of All Passengers

Life as a flight attendant seems glamourous and fun, according to my friend of a friend's Instagram posts. One minute they're in the sky on a 15 hour flight to the US, and the next they're poolside in Bali working on their tan, before heading to Japan.

But since I started seeing this Aussie TikToker's "POV You're Cabin Crew" videos on my FYP, the illusion has been shattered and my faith in the human race is officially non existent.

In one of her videos, Kayla shared her encounter with a passenger after she was asked to heat up a baby's milk bottle on board a flight. And after listening to the response, I was left questioning whether or not we're living in a simulation and if the said passenger was glitching.

Meanwhile in the comments section, people shared how they would have snapped back during this seemingly surreal situation.

Kayla isn't the only one opening up about the baffling experiences of working in customer-facing jobs. TikTokers from around the globe have been sharing their horrible customer experiences and boy oh, boy there's some pearlers.

#CustomerService and #CustomerServiceProblems have a combined view count of 16.6 billion worldwide and the stories just keep on coming (usually stitched with a soothing video of someone making a cake or playing with slime).

Because I cannot undo the actions of snarky Karens and angry Gregs, all I have to say is thank you to Kayla and all customer-facing workers. I hope the pillow that you sleep on is always cold.

An Aussie TikToker Is Sharing Her Experiences As A Flight Attendant And I'd Like To Apologise On Behalf Of All Passengers

Life as a flight attendant seems glamourous and fun, according to my friend of a friend's Instagram posts. One minute they're in the sky on a 15 hour flight to the US, and the next they're poolside in Bali working on their tan, before heading to Japan.

But since I started seeing this Aussie TikToker's "POV You're Cabin Crew" videos on my FYP, the illusion has been shattered and my faith in the human race is officially non existent.

In one of her videos, Kayla shared her encounter with a passenger after she was asked to heat up a baby's milk bottle on board a flight. And after listening to the response, I was left questioning whether or not we're living in a simulation and if the said passenger was glitching.

Meanwhile in the comments section, people shared how they would have snapped back during this seemingly surreal situation.

Kayla isn't the only one opening up about the baffling experiences of working in customer-facing jobs. TikTokers from around the globe have been sharing their horrible customer experiences and boy oh, boy there's some pearlers.

#CustomerService and #CustomerServiceProblems have a combined view count of 16.6 billion worldwide and the stories just keep on coming (usually stitched with a soothing video of someone making a cake or playing with slime).

Because I cannot undo the actions of snarky Karens and angry Gregs, all I have to say is thank you to Kayla and all customer-facing workers. I hope the pillow that you sleep on is always cold.

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