Emily Keegan

And that's the thing.

If I'm in a coffee shop and the barista is absolutely flat out and I can see that other people are being maybe rude or dismissive, I will feel bad for them.

And then if they're nice to me, I absolutely will tip because I think they deserve it.

But isn't that human error?

And aren't we all allowed to make mistakes?

You just want me to rile up all the texters now, don't you?

No, I'm just asking a question of what your experience as a waitress, what used to happen?

I would say they very rarely took them out, but I'm also not going...

to begrudge the parents for that most of the time, because I understand they've got their hands full and it's difficult.

And I do think also if people are going out and they're eating in restaurants, you need to expect that there will be children there, like they're allowed out in normal society and it might get loud at times.

But tip your waiters.

Because I'm just thinking, isn't the Jess Glynn song, that viral thing, Nothing Beats a Jet 2 Holiday, that was kind of UK-based, I think.

All right, okay.

That's what I'm leaning on.

Yeah, so it comes after a flight was forced to divert following what's been described as a vicious brawl and two holidaymakers were banned for life from the Jet 2 services.

So basically, videos have actually been shared online, I believe, of this incident where there's a man who

appears to be very intoxicated and he's on the flight and he starts fighting with the cabin crew.

He ends up actually assaulting a member of the cabin crew.

The pilot tries to intervene to calm things down to no avail.

An innocent bystander on the flight ends up, a woman in her 60s, was actually accidentally hit after the passenger and another traveller on board got involved in the fight.