Roaches Crawling On Delta Flight Leave Passengers Horrified [Roundup]

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  1. On the roaches, couldn’t have said it better than one of the top Reddit commenters: “Man, these emotional support animals are getting out of hand.”

    *incoming* Tim to remind us that roach infestations can happen on any airline, not just Delta. (We know.)

  2. Unfortunately, planes are perfect places for creepy crawlers. Easy for them to get into, food particles, nice and dry, etc. Unless there’s almost daily spraying of chemicals the little critters are getting in.

  3. Even though Delta roaches are non-union, it should be noted that Delta only uses Premium Roaches on their flights.

  4. It looks like a G e r m a n cockroach to me but it may be an A s i a n cockroach since it flies.

  5. BTW, I use c-o-c-k-roach instead of roach since roaches are what are left over from smoking blunts.

  6. @jns — Oh, they call came through, bud. You may have a new record for most consecutive comments on this site. As the prior trophy-holder, I’ll figuratively hand it over to you… *gestures*

  7. Mheh, roaches have roamed the planet long before we got here and will be here long after we manage to destroy ourselves. They don’t bother me. Exposure to them is part of developing a high-performing immune system, LOL!

  8. @Parker — And, if you’ve ever seen Snowpiercer, depending on which end of the train you’re on, they’re also a great source of ‘protein.’ *shudders*

  9. Oh, and speaking of Delta, the ‘Route Race’ is live; you can now login to your SkyMiles accounts and ‘vote’ on their new route… which is ‘totally’ not predetermined! *wink*

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