“They’re already doing it in
And other communist countries
I was at a Shobbos meal
Someone there mentioned how airlines should charge extra
for overweight people
I told him it was nonsense
The weight of a person is negligible
Unless of course there’s a sumo-wrestler convention
Hope they don’t all sit on one side
What a funny idea
I disagreed with its practicality
And argued with him
And away my imagination went…
Think of all the implications!
Complementary treadmills by ticketing
But it’ll eventually cost five dollars for 20 minutes
What happens if you book online?
Do you put in your weight then?
Or is it more like baggage fee at the gate?
Does international cost more?
What if a really skinny guy buys the ticket w/ you?
Can you get like a group-weight rate?
Do you pay less per kilo for bigger planes?
And more per kilo for smaller planes?
What if you have no baggage?
Then can you check your personal ‘baggage’ free of charge?
What if you’re just over?
Can you take off your clothes and get weighed again?
Restaurants could serve airline-prep specials!
(Garden salad with a fillet of salmon)
You would people pumping iron at the gym
“I gotta pay for this flight to
Businesses would only send the skinny executives on business trips
Say goodbye to lunch break
I could start my own airline!
Jumbo Jetting
Nobody too big!
Sure it’ll cost more to fly
But I’d have more customers
Complementary in-flight burger included
Qantas actually did this for an April fools day joke once. They said that if you are overwieght, you can take less lugage. Google it.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant once more
ReplyDeleteOh Geez.....this one you have to post to your page....and everyone else's. Did you come up with these all on your own? They cracked me UP!
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ReplyDeleteYeh, this has come up a few times in shabbos meal conversation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the write up.
Though actually on a domestic Jetstar flight I was on recently I saw a flight attendant explain to some-one how they had to sit in their designated seat until the plane was up in the air. They said it was because of weight calculations. (Not that they calculated the person's weight but because of how many people were seated on each side of the plane) Made me wonder.