So which bag did you check in? Pilot: I'm just gonna let this supervisor know, I'm not taking either one of them on the airplane. – Okay, him, and... Pilot: ...So you guys can deal with all this shit however you want to deal with it. Pilot: He's getting his stuff... – Okay. Pilot: ...but, uh, they're not coming. Pilot: Okay. – Are you gonna...are you gonna unload his bags too, or? Pilot: You mean like take his bags off on a cart? – Yeah. Or... Pilot: If it passed the security thing they can get on another flight. Pilot: They don't need to go...you know, unless the guys think it's suspicious too, that he's gonna be off there too. – No, but I think that the only one, apparently. That's the only one, apparently Pilot: So...in fact, can we just do that, let's just leave them here? – It's fine with me and...no sense in holding up two-hundred-and-some passengers. Gentlemen? He says even though that's his name on it, his tag, that is not his bag. – The captain at this point says, "I don't want him flying. I don't want his bodyguard flying." – He wants to...the captain wants to just get him off the plane, take off, and we deal with this. Unknown: Okay. That's fair. – Officer? Can I grab my book bag? – Where's your book bag? – It's on the seat. – I'll get it. – Yeah? – Long as you're good, yeah. – Let me get his...he's supposed to have a bag...supposed to have a bag over there? – Yes. Unknown: Yours? – Is that yours? Anything else? – So what's the reason he's kicking me and him? – Excuse me. – What's the reason? For no reason. Unknown: Whose bag is that? Oh that's why they trying to play it. – It's not...doesn't have your name on it. It's not your problem. Yeah, you're right, it ain't my problem.