How EVERY interview for a job at the Airport goes.

Caleb definitely just had his worst Airport experience before making this video lmao

This also may apply to: Waffle House workers, Popeyes Employees, and certain delivery services jobs.

I worked at an airport (newark). Had to go through security every day to go be a bartender at 10am. Everyone who worked there was miserable all the time. There's nothing like forgetting you still had a corkscrew in your apron pocket and setting off the metal detectors and seeing the TSA people just shrug and ignore you. In my interview they said I'd have to shave my beard. I said no. They were like "well, we tried". That was about as much effort as anyone ever put into their job. Nobody cared about anything and everyone was unhappy all the time, and they spread it around. Truly a miserable experience. Pandemic lost me that job and all I can say is "thanks"

"One last question... can you box? Like Scrap." Holdon they really be scrappin at the airport? Where was I AT ?!?!?!?

Alright, admit it, who pissed caleb off at the airport?

As someone who is working at the airport, this is exactly how my job interview went.

The "I might not like you" killed me. I appreciate his brutal honesty 😆

This especially applies to tug drivers, baggage loaders, and aircraft marshallers. Basically anyone not required to have any customer interaction.

Caleb basically said “I start the morning working at the airport with nothing but fresh hatred.” 😂🤣

As a person that works for an Airline, I can confirm that this is true

Caleb never Fails to make us laugh

Crazy to see the growth Caleb’s done over the years. Both in quality & cinematography.

I've never seen anything so accurate in under 10 seconds

“What would you do if a customer says to be careful with their bag” “Not my bag, not my problem”

I love when you can tell a comedian just went through some trauma that gives him more material to work with

Sometimes the motivation and inspiration for a sketch is a veiled thing, hard to grasp and understand, a cherished and hidden memory. Sometimes its clear the creator just had to diss their last airport visit.

"What would you do if you see something you like in someone's bag?" "I just take it. What else?"

As someone currently working at the airport, I believe half the people I work with have this mindset.

If we were 100% honest this would be accurate for any job in the service industry

“Can you box? Like packages, nah.”