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Well I can tell you what happens if you get caught because it happened to me. The gate agent asked if I had my boarding pass for my pet. I acted confused and she just told me to go pay it at the counter right at the gate. I did not miss my flight or delay it. I just simply had to pay it and was humiliated. My husband boarded right before me with our other dog and he got away it. You don't get arrested, pay major fines, etc - it's not a crime, it's an extra fee. Just thought you should hear from someone with first hand experience of getting caught. I wanted to pay but my husband did not and I was the one that got caught - go figure! Good Luck! |
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I am sorry you got caught... but I just don't know how you even got to the gate. I fly out of mia and it is so crazy to be sent back to buy a ticket and go through security would make me miss a flight unless I was 3 hours early. Another thing to think about.. they have a limited number of pets allowed on a flight.. what if the flight was full? I agree in that it makes me mad that they charge... but it is the rules and just not worth breaking. I did fly one time with my dog, told the ticket agent when I bought the ticket I had a dog, but when I boarded they did not ask for the money on one of the "legs" of the trip. I didnt even think about it until latter..sad to say that never happened again |
WOW, I would NEVER take a chance like that. I guess I say "I taught my son to obey the rules, be respectful and be honest" so I follow what I preach..........I am far from perfect but I would not intentionally break guidelines. Just my opinion. |
I have done it. My best friend and her shih zu have done it. I think that the fee for some airlines is a bit high. I've paid more than not but when the funds are low and I feel confident I go with sneaking him on. I know the consequences so I just try to ensure I can live with them at the time of travel. ;) |
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Me personally if you can get away with it then go for it. I dont see it as stealing I see it as trying to save money. Just have to money just in case everything doesnt go as planned. |
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People do alot of things thats "against the law". If you speed thats against the law but people still do it. People break the law everyday. |
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Bhaha thats funny. I would never run out on my bill with out paying knowing I could have just got something off the dollar menu. An I know your friend didn't spend 200 on food. To some of yall 200 might not be much but to others that 200 could get you alot more then a dog riding on a plane. An I dont see why some of yall are acting like yall are perfect because yall are not. We dont have to agree...take it how you want and this has nothing to do with murder or anything else so dont even try it. |
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The point is mine want be shorted and that is extreme measures. We are talking about a dog getting on a plane and now you all want to be over dramatic. You all act like y'all have never broke the law! |
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Y'all act like the lady is saying she is going to kill the dog. All she said was she wanted to not have to pay for the dog flight. As many people as they have fly everyday one little dog want hurt their budget. Everything these days are over priced anyways. Like I said once before let's not act like we have never broke the law before! Have a great day I'm done. |
How insignificant and "over blown" this topic is, actually is dependent on who is the customer and who is the business. I wonder if the principle "if you can get away with it, go for it" would be taken just as light hearted if someone was doing business with a breeder, that had just sold her a puppy, and had held back all kinds of information, health issues, etc, because the breeder just operating with the same moral integrity of, "If you can get away with it, go for it, just saving money on this inferior puppy, and if I dont get caught, well, hell, I come out ahead!" Suddenly, it aint so funny! |
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I'm same way. Can't help myself - just honest to the bone. Christmas Eve shopped for last minute things, got a little package of those small 8 oz. clear plastic glasses for anytime anybody wanted a quick drink of water, etc. and checked out, paid my bill, got to the truck, loaded in my things and there sat that tiny clear package in the corner of the basket. I felt like a total criminal! I got in the truck and headed for the door of the grocery store, going to park right by it and run the package back in but a guy came out to collect carts and he took it through the window with my redfaced story of what happened. He just laughed & thanked me. I went home with a light heart feeling good and so glad nobody "caught" me leaving and thought I was trying to steal their plastic glasses! I just can't short or take anything from anyone. It would eat me alive. I can't speed, cheat on my taxes, cheat insurance companies at work or do any real wrong knowingly and sleep nights so I don't. And I can't change it. |
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Why are parents being brought into this. So now yall are saying everyone who think this is ok parents taught them to do theses things or said it was ok? Now your saying that people who murder other people parents teach them to do it? I take my own snacks to the movie? How is that stealing it was paid for just not from them. |
If there is no "house rule" about bringing food/drinks into the movie, then great! Go for it! But if they have a "rule' that you are not supposed to bring in your own concession stand, it is sneaking and lying....not stealing this time, just sneaking and lying and cheating. Why would that silly movie theater not want you to bring in your own food and drinks??? Because you are cutting into THEIR profit margin that they make selling tickets and food from their concession stand. The LAST time I took my son to a movie, it cost me over $20.00 for tickets, and the fun when I was a kid was to get a hot dog, a bucket of pop corn, a drink and 2-3 candy bars. OMG!!! I wanted my son to experience that fun and I am happy he did, because THAT will never happen again! I have paid less at a fancy resturant for a 4 course meal, than what it cost me to get all that junk food at the concession stand! But I guess the movie house pays staff on money it makes in ticket sales and concession stand sales....plus paying for ARMED HOUSTON POLICEMEN to provide security when the policemen are off duty. So I will pay what ever the prices are, as that is keeping someone employed at that theater. |
I got to say that it should not cost $6 for a soda what costs them pennies.. They are the ones that are cheating us |
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Some people are all great and fine with breaking the law until someone breaks the law and it effects them and screws them. The problem with our world today is no one wants to follow the laws and they are not being taught as kids to obey, respect and follow the laws. Just because some people don't follow the laws doesn't make it ok for everyone not to follow the laws. I personally have never purposefully broken a law and don't plan to. A law is a law whether its a big law or a small one it all counts. I would hate for karma to come back at me for breaking a law purposely if no ones life was at stake. |
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Don't you believe all should pay their fair share or should just some pay up while the freeloaders all coast and "save money"? I never will understand the concept of some wanting to get something of great value for nothing while others pay. I'd be so proud my dog could ride easily and comfortably, I would gladly pay for his trip in the cabin. |
Ummm, don't think the OP has waited since 2009 to make a decision. An additional note, if someone has sociopathic/antisocial tendencies, you aren't going to change their mind with well-intentioned feedback (sigh). Wish it were that simple. It would make my work much easier. Better to just watch your pocketbook. LOL |
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Anyway good luck finding a cheap movie theater in New York. It is crazy. |
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