Everyone in this world isn’t a millionaire, capable of doing anything or a movie star, who can do a plethora of improvisations in his field of work. Most of us need to adhere to a set of guidelines to keep our jobs. But if there are some loopholes in those roles, you should utilise it positively, as that might make you stand out of the rest of the crowd. One of the recent and best examples of that is flight attendant Daniel Sandberg.
It was a standard flight from Orlando to Colorado Springs, and people were getting ready to listen to the safety announcement routine. But things took a hilarious turn when the mic was handed over to Daniel Sandberg.
Daniel began telling the instructions in the regular manner but as soon as the instructors came to the life-jackets, he started cracking the passengers up. He described them as itsy-bitsy bikinis and told people that in case they don’t inflate, “grab your neighbour and hold on for dear life”. And as his jokes got more and more existential, the passengers got a taste of what it’d feel like to have Deadpool as your flight attendant.
You can watch the entire video here:
https://www.facebook.com/cindy.kuhn.7/videos/10212208734283417/
Cindy, who had uploaded the video, was glad to be on board on that laughter-fest of a flight. She told Daily Mail that,
“He must be the world’s funniest flight attendant. He was so personable and had us all in stitches – hook, line and sinker. It was fun to experience something like this first hand, just being there and having such a rare and hilarious moment happen. I felt lucky to be there, considering you normally only see these things in viral videos.”
Those who aren’t frequent flyers can feel uneasy in a plane. And why shouldn’t they? It’s a huge hunk of metal floating through nothing with the help of a machine that’s inflammable. However, people like Daniel can diffuse that tension and make the whole process much easier. So, if anybody’s game, let’s kidnap Daniel, bring him to India and make him the instructor for all safety precautions there is.