How Pilots Scammed Hotel | Animated Cockpit Confessionals

Real life Catch Me if You Can pilot stories I have heard over the years, except in this video I had a lot of the video animated

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[sunnyh]

Kelsey is such a natural storyteller. He could probably read a flight manual and we’d be like, “dang bro, that’s crazy!”. Keep up the good work!

[colmortimer]

I am convinced the more emphatically he tells us this story is not about him, the more likely it is that he slipped in his story this time. :)

[jritter]

You know Hoss. I really don’t care if you scam the hotel out of a night service … you flew well rested and safely and that’s all that matters to me.

[phj]

Plot twist: each and everyone of these stories is from Kelsey's personal experience

[RFC-]

Plot twist: his name _is_ Enrique Hernandez, he's just been posing as this "Kelsey" guy to dodge the Interpol.

[JacksonCantSing]

Idk why but the animation makes it so funny

[JillPalmer]

Omg I LOVE cartoon Kelsey 😂. Keep him for future videos.

[remaguire]

When I was P-3 aircrew we would deploy all over the Pacific. One base we went to a lot in northern Japan had a club that refused to cash our personal checks cause we weren't members of that club. Well, one of my shipmates found out that if you were a "member" of another military club, they recognized that and would cash our checks all day long. So, said shipmate went out and had "club cards" made up for the base we were permanently stationed at for every member of the crew. It was great. They worked so well that one time a waitress in the restaurant asked us if we wanted to charge our meal on the card. Of course, we didn't do that. We were just happy that we were able to get cash pretty much all day and evening with our new "club cards".

[rager-]

I thought there would a bigger twist, like the hotel clerk saying "BTW, uncle Jose says hi and you should visit the next time you're in town" or "you owe $150 in damages from the last time you were here."

[bepowerification]

Lol. Its funny how the really simple cartoon character looks EXACTLY like kelsey

[bellboy]

You're not scamming the hotel. They're getting paid. You're scamming the airline.

[duanehancock]

Telling it first person seems to be a good way to keep the names confidential.

[justinhurst]

I’m starting to think all these “cockpit confessions” are just Kelsey confessing all his pilot sins.

[jimwright]

Just came over here from the "air drop" video. Credit yourself one more like for that vid, because, we currently live in a world where everyone is keeping score. Makes me wanna spit, but there it is. So glad I lived the bulk of my life before smart-phones.

[ghostindoomerville]

Appreciate the humor behind this channel. Hopefully we'll get to see more animated videos in the future.

[jakejacobs]

Still sounds better than sleeping on the table in the canteen of Sundorph Aviation with the rotating vending machine full of small cans of Dinty Moore stew or the back room of the hanger at Prinair in San Juan. Oh the stories I could tell of a 41 year job on the video. Thanks

[joeslayter]

"My name is Enrique Hernandez.... but everybody calls me Giorgio. "

[gfrede]

Your description of a regional airline crew room is spot-on! Hahahaha! We had a family of mice that lived INSIDE our big black leather sofas. 🤣

[GoCoyote]

When I heard "Nobody has ever asked for an animated cockpit confessional", I knew it was going to be fun.

[biggerandbetterthings]

Wow the cartoon blinks almost less you do, Amazing! Enrique Hernadez, enjoy your stay!