Cabin crew aghast as woman eats tray of lobster on plane but it's 'not against rules'

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r/trashy where it became clear that some flyers don’t feel the same way. In the photo, a woman could be seen sipping a drink while in front of her was a large metal roasting tray filled with a seafood boil.A seafood boil is a dish from the United States where shellfish is boiled together with potatoes, spices, corn and other things to create a delicious, messy family meal that you tuck into with your hands.In the lady’s tray was crab legs, sweet corn, prawns and greens.While in a second ginormous foil tray nestled in the seat next to her was no less than six cooked lobsters.Yes, a large number of the cooked, red crustaceans sat in the uncovered tray presumably to be eaten mid-flight.Another passenger in the seat next to the lobster held a box of Cheez-It crackers and some baby wipes for washing down hands.Over 45,000 people liked the post and more than 4,500 commented.One person wrote: “How the hell?

I can’t even bring a full tube of toothpaste on a plane.”And, someone pointed out that they must have purchased the food in the terminal.A jokester said: “At least she brought enough for the whole plane.”But, on a serious note someone else added: “Imagine if a person around her had a severe seafood allergy.”And, a fourth laughed: “Gonna look like a damn fool when there’s some turbulence and ya got lobster juice all over you.”A fifth wrote: “The little splashes of lobster juice on the upholstery and carpets that will continue to stink until every last vestige is removed by deep steam cleaning.”But, it wasn’t just fellow civilians who were shocked as the post was shared in a group for cabin crew.A flight attendant noted: “Wow that is next level rude.”Another wrote: “And I thought it was bad the one time I had a family group of.