Eugene Cordero

The only part of the whole thing that I saw, really, I heard about the speech, but I saw the clip on the Internet of Trump pushing, cutting in the receiving line between the queen and King Charles.

And they seemed surprised.

Because apparently the king's mother hadn't told him that Trump does that.

Normally, you have to be out on the streets to get that kind of rude stuff.

You know, when you're in the roped-off section, you're generally safe.

Doesn't it just seem a little tone deaf with everything, you know, with people, you know, housing costs?

Really?

You think $400 million is tone deaf?

I just feel like everybody's struggling to pay their rent or pay their mortgage.

I don't have an x-ray suite, but I have a guy who just guesses what's on your inside and sketches it.

That's been enough so far.

They have a little sign on it that says, objects are less important than they appear.

Yeah.

They jumped out at you?

After an hour-long standoff with a passenger who commandeered her drink cart and food service tongs before being subdued and duct-taped to their seat, flight attendant Phoebe Whelan used her incident recovery time provided by American Airlines to prepare and pitch a reality show to the television networks.

"'We just got the green light from ABC after a huge bidding war,' says an overjoyed Whelan.

"'It's like below deck but higher.'"

Each episode, the audience sees the struggles between the flight crew and the passengers they have to deal with.

There are bloody fights over passengers putting their seat back.

There are passengers claiming their steamer trunks are carry-on luggage.