Ryan

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#straitsofmagellan #ocean #mountains #Chili (at Mobile, Alabama)

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#Cuba because the sun and the heat are literally all you've got....and lizards. There's plenty of giant lizards (at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base)

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This was a few months ago, I was flying American Airlines flight 2059 from Charlotte to Miami, and I decided to take a nap after the plane took off. While I was sleeping though, my phone, which was in my lap, was picked up by the flight attendant so he could take pictures of himself. I have all of my work and private information on there, so I’m very protective of allowing anyone to touch my phone. Yet, while I sleep the attendant takes it upon himself to pick the phone up from my lap and take pictures with it. Talk about feeling violated. This was extremely unprofessional and since then have contact American Airlines and their only response was an email that said “We’re sorry”. That’s it, nothing else. I’ve been flying Delta since then, but I’m appalled at the fact that they think this is OK and made zero restitution.

This post had over half a million views on Reddit in less than 12 hours, but I took it down because there were a lot of people outraged because of it and I did not want this situation to head in that direction. I still have the picture on here able to view, which by itself has almost half a million views in 2 days. Am I alone in thinking this isn't right? Shouldn't the airline make more of an effort to fix this?

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Flight attendant took a selfie on my phone while I was asleep without permission.

Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet.

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http://imgur.com/vPZ0ztF is this old link to the Reddit post. It still works for now.