So, HANDS OFF ME WHILE I DRINK MY WATER. >> We are at the Delta Sky Lounge on August 15th, 2023. Rachel isn't just causing a scene, she is rewriting reality. She thinks she's on a TV show, she demands cheese and cigarettes like a writer on a contract, and she treats the police like background extras. Look, I'm going to be honest with you guys. We've all been frustrated at an airport. We've all wanted a drink before a long flight. But if you are ready to watch someone turn a missed flight into a performance art piece about entitlement, referencing Titanic and Kim Kardashian while in handcuffs, hit that like button for moral support. Because honestly, the level of delusion we are about to witness is going to be exhausting. So, to help us survive this madness, let's play a game. I've prepared the official body cam bingo card for this encounter. Keep your eyes peeled. Does she ask for a supervisor? Check. Is she clearly intoxicated? Check. Watch closely, tick off the boxes as they happen, and let me know in the comments if Rachel manages to hit a bingo today. Let's see what we got. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, how's it going? >> I have a passenger erratic behaving individual that came in here. >> Mhm. >> She comes up, I'm helping somebody. >> Sure. >> She comes up, I need some water. Sir. And I said, ma'am, I said I am I said, this is not the British Airways Lounge, blah blah blah blah. She says, look at the passport. And then she starts walking off. >> Okay. >> I mean, she's she's high or something. I don't know what's going on with her. Then she walked over. I said, let's get you some water. I said, this is not the British Airways Lounge, you need to leave. She continued to walk in back there. Then she asked him to take her outside. >> Mhm. >> And he's like >> Where is she >> I think she's by the John, is she by the bar? >> She's by the bar. >> By the bar. >> Okay, thanks. >> Officer, please. >> Sure. >> My problem is she she was in Delta. >> Delta, sir. >> The officer. >> For [ __ ] >> So it just disappeared? >> No. Let's watch that exit. I'm going to go over here. For [ __ ] >> Hey, there's So there's a There's a lounge. >> Is this her? >> There's a I'm just trying to direct her to the smoking lounge cuz I didn't know that was an option before. >> There's a smoking Yeah, there's a smoking lounge at B7. >> Is your name >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sir, she got over here. >> I'm sorry. How are you doing? >> with my stuff though. >> Oh, sorry. Ma'am. You all right? >> Yeah, I just need to go for a smoke. >> Okay. Well, you I need you to talk to me first. >> No, I'm I need to go for a smoke. That's why I put all my stuff out here cuz I don't trust humanity. >> Okay, but you're going to talk to me first, okay? >> No, no, no. >> Yes, yes, yes. >> And you're not going to arrest me. >> You You're going to talk to me though. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't trust you. I really don't trust you. >> Right. And that's okay. You don't need to trust me, but you need to talk to me. Is everything okay? >> I will be once I get a smoke and take an anxiety pill before the flight. >> Okay, but I need to understand >> No, no, no, no. You need to back off, man. >> I need to understand >> You need to back off. I'VE BEEN TREATED HORRENDOUSLY BY SOME OF THE American police. So back off, okay? >> Ma'am. >> Can I finish my cheese? Can I finish my >> Are you on any type of medication? Ma'am. That we need to know about? >> I'm on marijuana and anxiety pills and >> Okay. All right. Anything else that might explain this behavior? >> Absolutely not. >> No? Where are you coming from? >> I'm going to London. That's all that matters. >> You're going to London? Okay, I'd like you to get there if I can help you. >> Yeah, I heard you the first I was traumatized by the American police. >> How's that? But you okay? Okay, so I'm just going to explain >> fine. If you just let me finish my chicken soup. >> I'm going to let you do that, but >> I need my physical health more than ever. >> but I'm going I need >> Jacob, just just back off for a minute, Jacob, cuz I'm I was Jacob's favorite wife. >> I'm just going to explain to you once you're done with your chicken soup what the deal is, okay? >> Yeah, get it. So, just back off for a minute, yeah. >> Okay. >> Reason I'm back right. >> What's that? >> I said thank you, guys. >> No, you need to talk to us real quick. >> Well, let me hear. >> Right. You did that. So, the reason that we're here is because they explained you were behaving erratically. Not like somewhat. Um That's okay. Here's the thing, um you're in the wrong lounge. >> No, I know that. And I was perfectly aware of that. >> Okay, you see >> When I came into Delta. >> Okay, so can you >> I need you to back off for a minute. >> No. Right, can you explain why you made the decision to come in here? Right. >> Absolutely not. >> You can't explain that? >> I'm on TV talking like it's just you and me. Can't do that when I'm famous. >> It's not TV. >> Okay. >> So, >> No, guys, you really need to help. >> I'm trying to help. >> Okay, I think you have your sunglasses on. >> out of the Delta Sky Club. >> Okay, thank you. Let's do it. >> All right, let's go. >> Let's do it. >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Cuz I think the magic show is over at next city. >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Oh, yeah, D11. >> D11? All right, we'll we'll see if we can get you over there. Do you have anything that's with you? Like carry-on? >> No, absolutely not. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I know. >> I just need you to work with me, too, you know. >> Yeah, of course. Need to be mellow. >> What? I'm just trying to make conversation. >> took that with a Just Relax. >> Oh, I'm relaxed. >> Just getting cigarette before the flight cuz I need to be at like 10:00 in the morning. >> Well, there isn't a smoking lounge. The only one is right here and you got to pay for it. >> I'm told that B5 is there. >> Uh no, I don't think that British Airlines has the smoking lounge at B5. >> Well, you need to help me. I need to smoke before I get on the flight. >> Smoking lounge is right here, but you have to pay to get in. >> That's 10 bucks, please. >> I don't have 10 bucks. We're waiting on the cashier. >> Okay, cool. >> This lady would like to >> Excuse me. Yeah, can I just wait, please? >> Yeah, it costs $10. >> Okay, I don't have any money on me. >> Oh, no, you got to pay for it before you go. >> Well, someone's going to have to help me. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, this is stressful. If I can just go to the British Airways lounge. >> It's not a British Airways lounge. >> Yeah, we don't >> so I was in the right place at Delta then. >> No, that's not a British Airways. >> Yeah, but it's closer than >> And >> Someone needs to help cuz I need a smoke. >> They don't have a lounge either. >> outside. >> Help. Help. Help. >> I'm we're trying, but >> We're trying to help, but you you you have to pay to go in the room. >> Yeah. >> That's just our rule. We don't have to apologize. >> Oh, I did have my purse at security so I left it. Yeah, come come with me. >> Where'd you leave it? >> I left it behind the counter at British Airways. >> Uh you left it behind what? >> Come on, man. B11. >> You left it behind here? >> Hey. Thanks for the support. Yeah, of course. Thank you. Thank you for the support. Of course, thank you. >> Are those your items? Are these your items? Okay. Do you have a mode of payment in there? Not yours? >> Thank you. >> You can't leave your bags. You have to take your bags with you wherever you go. >> I want to sit in the front. >> Then take your bags with you. >> You have to take your bags with you, ma'am. >> Right, well then >> No. I'm not holding your stuff. You can put it all back in your bag if you need to. >> And you just told me that now after you'd seen me do all that. >> I I did not know what you were trying to do. All right, you wait right here and I'll see if she's in there, okay? >> Okay, you can go ON THE GATE. CAN YOU HELP ME? WELL, THEN WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO? CAN I HAVE MY FLIGHT NUMBER? >> WHAT do you want? >> I want water. >> What do you want? Right now we're 10A. We're getting called back there for sure. >> Yeah, I'm going to have to go tell British Airways cuz they're like Yeah, nobody shaking their heads. I'm going to tell them that officer just seemed to be having some anxiety. She's smoking now, she seems fine for now. She didn't give us any trouble. >> No, not really. She's a little argumentative, but that's not disorderly yet. >> Officers were right. They were dispatched again 30 minutes later. >> Where's the water fountain? >> What seems to be the issue? >> I just need to be on this flight. >> You can't get on this flight. >> I need water immediately. >> You've been denied boarding. >> I need water immediately. >> No. Stop. >> No, I want water. >> Stop. >> Okay, help me to where's the water then? >> No, you're not getting on the >> No, help me to where's the water then? >> We'll get you water, but you're not getting on this flight. >> Where's the water fountain? Can someone >> on the plane. All right. >> Oh, get off me, man. I need for water please >> Yeah we're getting you water let's go >> I mean seriously some women need to pee >> Let's go >> Cuz you can't be putting your hands on women like that >> When I'm escorting you out I can't It's right here >> All right >> All right so here here's the tap you're going to stop and listen to me >> No I'm not >> Yes you are So here's what's going to happen here's the thing you've been tight boarding >> By the captain I'll listen to captain's orders cuz I've seen Titanic I've seen Titanic I am white lotus I am Titanic >> Okay >> Get your Hands off me >> We're going out We are escorting you out You are requested to leave the property >> Well guess what >> Get out of my space Get out of my face All right Ma'am >> Get your hands off ME WHILE I DRINK MY WATER >> NOPE BACK up All right >> You've got me ready to go in 60 seconds >> You're under arrest turn around put your hands behind your back >> No >> Turn around put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK STOP RESISTING STOP resisting Stop resisting >> [screaming] >> Okay Stop Go listen to them Yeah >> Is this normal >> No just breathe Just breathe >> All right. >> Do you need to warn me again? >> No. No. >> Are you going to be okay? >> Get in the car. Do you have your keys in your car? >> Yeah. No. No. I'm not I'm not going in. >> We're going. Come on. >> Get your >> Get in THE CAR. >> NO. >> EVERYTHING'S FINE. I'M GOING TO LEAVE THESE WITH YOU AND come back again. >> I'm not going in. I'm not going in. No, I'm not going in. I am not going in. >> Are you sure? >> No, you're not. No, I'm hurt so bad. I'm hurt so bad. >> You're fine. >> No. I'm not going in. No, you're not. No. NO WAY. NO, I'M NOT GOING IN. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'm not going in. >> Yes, you are. >> No, you're hurting me so bad. >> I'll get on the other side. >> No, you're hurting me so bad. >> Turn around. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car right Get in the car. There you go. Get in the car. Pick your left leg up and get in the car. >> I was meant to arrive in London in the morning. My brother's meeting me at the airport. >> All right. Get in the car. >> I need to sleep. >> Scoot back and get in the car. Yes. Now. You can do it by yourself or we'll force you. >> Will you take your hands off me, sir, please? Again. >> Get in the car. Scoot back. >> Mr. Ryan, I'm really tired. I'm really going to go to sleep. >> All right. No. No. No. No. No. Get in the car. >> You have to be ready to be going in 6 to 7 minutes. >> Scoot back in the car. >> Okay, I will, but this heat's really hot and I'm a very good person and I don't deserve this. >> Scoot back in the car. >> You know, you when I was in the women's toilet, you can still see through. >> You're in the >> Smells >> Right there. You're in the smoking lounge. When we left here, cuz you said all you needed was a smoke and you're going to make your flight. >> Yeah. How did you smell the smoke? >> Well, the flight is leaving. You've been denied boarding. You've been arrested for disorderly conduct. So, you need to scoot back in the car so we can buckle you in. Just scoot back some so we can buckle you in, okay? >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. We're at Bravo 7 on the ramp trying to get her in the car. Scoot back. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. Scoot back. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to make you. Scoot back into the car. >> Help, please let me go. All the women are watching, please. Oh. >> Scoot back into the car now. Thank you. Scoot over just a little bit. You're on the buckle. Scoot over. >> Help. >> Okay. Okay. >> There we go. Okay, the seatbelt was placed on you for your safety. If you unbuckle it at any point, it will not be re-buckled. It is up to you to keep it buckled. Do you understand? >> I just need to tell them that. >> Okay. >> My wrists are hurting me badly. >> Your wrists are fine. >> Oh, well, they're getting really sore. Please. >> Well, stop fighting them, they won't get sore. >> Excuse me, can you help, please? >> They're not going to help you, either. >> He needs to take these handcuffs off my >> It's not happening. [clears throat] >> What up? >> What's up, ma'am? What you got? >> Uh >> Can you do me a favor? Can you search her, female, for me? She She's a private dwelling, but yeah. >> All right. Hello. May I have these handcuffs off immediately? >> Uh well, we're not going to do that, but I do need you to search her. >> You know, obviously we can't cuz this wrist hurt really badly, and I I'm going to help you step out, okay? >> There you go. >> You okay? We're just going to go to the front of the car. I just need to search you, okay? Let's do this. >> No, we're going back in the car. Yeah. >> You're not letting me go and hop back in the car. >> All right. So, we've done this once before. Come on. Yes. >> I'm really in a little pain. NO, I'M NOT MY WRIST HURT SO BAD. >> WELL, STOP RESISTING. >> I'M RESISTING. NO, I'm not resisting. No, you have to help me. You have Ow. >> Sit on the seat. >> No, I'm not going to jail. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm absolutely not going to jail. Please, help. >> You're not going to make me force you in this car. No, I'm going to force you in this car, otherwise. >> Please, just take them off because Kim Kardashian's >> Sit on the seat. >> I know I'm not going to jail. I'm absolutely not going to jail. Help. Women, women, women, help. Ow, ow, ow. No. No, I'm not going in the car with >> Back. >> No, I'm Please, help me, women. You're the one that needs to take the handcuffs off. >> I can't. So, you can stand up and get in the car or we can force you in the car. >> I'm not going to jail. I'm not going to jail. No. NO, THIS IS GETTING REALLY SORE. Oh Oh, my Gucci glasses. Oh my god. >> Relax, relax. >> I don't want to go to jail. I really don't. I can't I can't go to jail. >> Well, nobody ever wants to go to jail, so >> No. No. >> [laughter] >> NO. I'M NOT GOING in the car ALONE WITH NO. NO. I'M NOT. OH, OW. I'm in so much pain. >> Pain, if you just go towards the back and I'll watch the plane. I need to be on the plane, sweetheart. So, just head back, sweetheart. Thank you, baby. >> That plane is gone. Here's the deal. Okay. >> No, honestly. >> No. You're listening to me. >> I want to pee. >> That's fine. >> No, I'm I'm not going to pee. >> Here's the deal. >> The women have to be allowed to pee. >> Yeah, and you'll and you will be. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I'm not going to jail. >> That's what's happening right now. You're in jail. You're not going anywhere, okay? >> I'm dehydrated. Just let you know. >> Yeah, and they'll give you some some water. We're going to go over here. >> Okay. >> And if you fight, it'll make it worse. >> Let me go. >> Now, get that shoe on. >> Thank you, sweet pea. >> Now, now sit tight. We're going right here. I've got your stuff over here, okay? >> Thank you, sweet pea. Can I need an anxiety pill in there? Cuz I need to pee. >> Yeah. They'll They'll take care of you in here. They'll get those cuffs off, okay? Come on. Don't do this. >> To truly understand the surreal performance we just witnessed, we have to peel back the layers of what sociologists call delusional superiority. Colliding with the rigid federal structure of an airport. Rachel isn't just drunk or high. She is operating under a fundamental misunderstanding of her environment. She views the airport not as a high security transportation hub, but as a hospitality venue where the customer is always right. When she tells the officer, "I'm on TV." talking like it's just you and me, she is breaking the fourth wall of a show that only exists in her head. This is a fascinating, albeit sad, look at how intoxication or a mental health episode can construct an impenetrable barrier against authority. She views the officers not as enforcers of the law, but as underperforming production assistants who are failing to bring her the water and cigarettes she requested. From a legal standpoint, Rachel walks right into a buzzsaw known as the contract of carriage. Many passengers forget that flying is a privilege, not a constitutional right. Airlines have federal authority, backed by the FAA, to deny boarding to anyone who appears intoxicated or disruptive. This is a non-negotiable safety standard. Once that decision is made by the captain or the gate agent, it is final. It cannot be appealed by arguing about humanity or claiming to be a good person. Rachel believes she is in a negotiation. She thinks if she debates well enough, the plane will turn around. But in the eyes of the law, the moment she is asked to leave the private property of the lounge and refuses, she crosses the line from a disgruntled customer to a criminal trespasser. The tragedy here is how many off-ramps the officers gave her. This is a concept in policing called the soft exit. The officers didn't want to arrest her initially. They escorted her out. They helped her find her bags. They practically held her hand to get her to a safe zone. They offered her freedom. All she had to do was walk away. But her ego or her intoxication wouldn't allow it. She circled back to the lounge, forcing the officers to escalate from customer service mode to enforcement mode. It serves as a lesson. When the police offer you a way out that involves you sleeping in a hotel instead of a cell, take it. The physical arrest highlights a tactic known as passive-active resistance. Rachel goes dead weight. She refuses to walk. She drops to her knees, and she forces the officers [music] to physically carry her. While she isn't throwing punches, this is absolutely considered resisting arrest in many jurisdictions because it obstructs the officer's duty and risks injury to everyone involved. By making herself a literal burden, she is trying to regain control of the situation. She wants to make the arrest look ugly. She wants the optics of men dragging a woman to save her. Her cries for women to help her and her sudden claims of pain are manipulative tactics designed to draw a crowd and shame the officers. It's a performance designed for an audience, hoping that public pressure will override the legal process. We also have to touch on the bizarre pop culture references. At one point, she asks them to take the cuffs off because of Kim Kardashian? And she references Titanic, claiming she is white lotus. These non sequiturs suggest a mind that is fragmenting under stress. She is grasping for cultural symbols of power and victimhood because she feels powerless in her own life. She equates her situation, being arrested for disorderly conduct, with cinematic tragedy or celebrity persecution. It serves as a defense mechanism for her ego. She can't be just a drunk lady at an airport. She has to be a tragic heroine in a movie. It's funny in a dark way, but it also signals that reasoning with her is impossible. You cannot use logic to dismantle a delusion. Ultimately, Rachel's journey is a brutal lesson in the immutability of consequences. She wanted to go to London, she ended up in the back of a squad car. She wanted to be treated like a celebrity, she was processed like any other detainee. It's a stark reminder that in the real world, unlike on TV, you can't just yell cut when the scene isn't going your way. We watch these videos to understand the human condition under pressure and sometimes to learn what not to do when the flight gets canceled. >> [music] >> If you appreciate these deep dives into the intersection of law and human behavior and you want to support the channel so we can keep analyzing these moments, please consider subscribing and hitting that like button. It really helps us out. Safe travels, everyone.