As kids, we always rushed and pushed to be the first in the queue, whether it was in an assembly or during sports or cultural events. But how acceptable is this behavior once we are well into adulthood? A woman who ran carelessly to get to the airplane door first before landing proved that this behavior is unacceptable in adults. 

A pilot on Reddit's r/pettyrevenge has been crowned a "hero" for mocking this woman and the airplane crowd celebrated with a round of applause. The woman was in an unnecessary rush to exit and for that, she violated the safety warnings. An eyewitness explained, "When we landed, a woman in the back unbuckled and darted to the front of the plane to get off first. She did not make any eye contact and felt that she was special." The truth is nobody likes to remain seated in tight airplane seats. But does that mean you jump out of your seat like a frog? A co-passenger said they had all been on an eight-hour flight when this woman refused to listen to the attendant's request despite the seatbelt signal being on. They said, "I'm talking about going from the very last seat on the plane, down the whole row and past first class, basically standing at the little kitchen thing in the front." 

Literally a childish behavior she demonstrated as the passenger added, "The seat belt sign was still on, and we were still rolling down the runway. The flight crew had asked her to return to her seat until we reached the gate but she was not even responding." She caught everybody's attention with her weird antics and the onlookers mentioned that everyone was watching her including the pilot. Then, the pilot decided to take matters into his own hands and teach the entitled woman a lesson. Since everyone was exhausted and couldn't speak after a long flight, they heard the captain's voice. The co-passenger added, "Suddenly, the captain announced we had a special guest on board and he would come out to greet us after we were settled at the gate." This untimely announcement surprised the clueless passengers. 

"The anonymous woman stood there awkwardly until we did the whole, rolling into the gate and whatever planes do when they land for about 15-20 mins," informed the onlooking passenger. "Everyone sat there waiting to see what the captain was talking about." "Eventually, the captain came out and asked the lady to please move back a little to get to his special guest, then a little more, then a little more. He was looking from row to row to find a specific person. Everyone was watching and looking around to see who it could be." The captain kept the suspense alive. Now came the twist. The passenger said: "Finally, as they approached the rear of the plane, he asked her to sit for a second while he grabbed the intercom at the rear of the plane."

"He [the captain] said, 'Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to announce our special guest sitting in seat 42C. Let's give her a round of applause.'" The pilot found a unique way to settle scores with the entitled woman. The co-passenger concluded, "The whole plane went wild with laughter and applause. I loved every moment of that." One Reddit user, @An-Old-Fart, wrote, "Good ending, but I was hoping that the special guest was a federal marshall coming on board to arrest the Karen for refusing to follow safety-related commands given by members of the flight crew." u/Thuggish_Coffee shared, "I have a Tshirt that says, 'STOP STANDING UP WHEN THE PLANE LANDS.' People either love it or don't get it." LOL.