Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "CNBC" channel.

Six dollar and thirty six CENT??? Whomever is writing the script--or whomever is reading it--learn English please!
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Why don't they do what Jews do? We must give 10% of our annual income to charity, and we are not supposed to do business or make money on Saturdays. So many who are observant (Orthodox Jews), have an agreement with a Rabbi (there are certain ones who specialize just in this) in which we "sell" our business to a non-Jew for the hours of shabbat (and "buy it back") right after shabbat ends. And the money that was made that day goes to charity. This way we support the community, the customers, and our religious views. Win-win!
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Why should we believe a story by a reporter who uses the BBB as a metric?? The BBB is a total pay to play scam! And always has been. I find it completely reprehensible that the media is still helping the BBB scam the public. And especially, help scam the owners of the businesses, who are trying their hardest to stay open right now! Which should NOT include paying off a mafia type run organization so they can continue to stay open. Shameful!!!
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This video is unfortunately now completely obsolete due to Covid. It will all be broken down to basics--flat bed, tv, good meals and alcohol, and service. Service being the item they will skimp on and build back up in the next few years. The basics is what those of us who fly a lot for work (now that we realize that Zoom doesn't work in many businesses), is what the traveler needs and wants. Board quickly, easily and comfortably, drink then eat while being entertained, then sleep. Wake up, have breakfast. Deplane. All we need for work.
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This video is not based on what you can afford. If that is a question, fly premium coach. Thus video is aboit what it is worth to you. And for work, what they will pay for, based on your position at the company.
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@Determination212 Some of your logic is flawed. For example, meal service on airplanes does not always start at the front and then move towards the back of the aircraft. Depending on the airline, they either alternate using a system based on an even/odd flight number, or an East vs. West flight pattern. And families with babies, screaming or not, do not tend to sit at the back of the plane. On the contrary, the first choice for a family with an infant is a bassinet seat.
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Unless I am blown away by a product, I rarely leave a review. If someone is offering me 10% off a product, and I liked the product enough to buy something else from them (which is the key to that off), then I will leave a review and don't think there is anything wrong with that. My time is worth money (or used to be before Covid 🙄), and I wouldn't do it unless I was ok with buying something else from them. So that should be considered an honest review. I don't see the problem 🤷....
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70% of Americans?? When you start out with an impossibility, it makes it hard to listen to the rest of this video (over 20% of Americans are children). Also, as far as Germany covering 100% of their population--that doesn't include illegal aliens. And while Healthcare is automatically taken out of one's taxes, I would hardly say that it is as wonderful as you make it out to be. Having been in the system myself. And the competition, or choices, as you make them out to be, bring us back to a capitalism model. This video is so flawed I don't even know where to start or end!
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