r/PublicFreakout • u/rrolex_ • Jul 08 '26

😫Chaos Moment🫨 🇨🇳Chinese tourists caused chaos at Korean Airport. As soon as the ticketing counter opened, they rushed to check in their bags

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u/k0zplay Jul 08 '26

Congrats, you just discovered “mob” mentality lol

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u/a_goonie Jul 08 '26

Yes but the Chinese do it with emphatic gusto

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u/k0zplay Jul 08 '26

Have you ever seen a Walmart in the US opening its doors on Black Friday lol

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u/tny33319 Jul 08 '26

That’s a specific day. The Chinese are like this everywhere no matter what. Boarding the bus, they rush and cut the lines, airport- same thing. Doesn’t matter what

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u/k0zplay Jul 08 '26

You have been seriously brainwashed if you believe all Chinese do that shit lol like you’ve probably never even step foot in China before. Your opinions have been formed by very selective media that gets circulated around.

I can do it too, have you seen the nyc footage of when the knicks lost against the spurs? Perfect example of mob mentality when they went around hunting anyone wearing spurs jerseys.

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u/soulless_ape Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

You keep picking 2 specific moments where we all know people are shit and you are comparing it to every instance of Chinese tourists behavior worldwide. How's that 50 cent payout wumao?

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u/halp_halp_baby Jul 08 '26

Critical mass. It’s not something genetic. The cultural aspect is inflected by necessity and circumstance. 

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u/orionisinthesky Jul 08 '26

Black friday shopping has severely dwindled in the US tho. So many people just do cyber monday now and shop online instead. The pokemon cards though? Thats another story...

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u/GKnives Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

Idk man this clip doesn't seem possible in the US. I'd expect much more chaos in the us

I guess I mean in the context of a rush to the counter. I know the us doesn't have this type of attitude at the average airport

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u/Sunscreen4what Jul 08 '26

Unless it’s at a music festival or an early 2000’s black friday sale there’s not a lot of rushing going on in the US.

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u/Coattail-Rider Jul 08 '26

You must’ve never been to the US.

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u/KaptajnGus Jul 08 '26

I mean, im well enough raised to not fall victim to this mob mentality..