Incorrect goof


The goofs section has this:

"While trying to get his bag into the compartment, a man tries to push past Greg, which causes him to yell "where's the fire?" Annoyed, the passenger sits in the seat in front of him. However, when Greg is being dragged out of the plane you can clearly see the same man sitting in the seats in the terminal, as though he had been there all along."

This isn't a goof--those are all the people who were on the plane with Greg. It is assumed that as soon as Greg told off the flight attendant, she called for security and they boarded the plane and told everyone to exit the plane while they dealt with Greg. Since he presumably refused to go and was acting loony, they dragged him off the plane.

Also, since it's 2:35 AM and the airport is empty, those people in the airport chairs are not customers who are waiting to board a different plane because the time from Greg boarding the plane from an empty airport to being dragged off is only about 5-10 minutes.

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Another one is the "you can't use your thumbs to take a pulse."

I've been a paramedic for 20 years and have taken the pulses of thousands of people. You can definitely get someone's pulse using your thumb. It's just not the preferred method.

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"..have taken the pulses of thousands of people. You can definitely get someone's pulse using your thumb. "

No one is saying you CAN'T get a pulse using your thumb; the reason is actually exactly that you can do it too well.

Thumb has its own, strong pulse, compared to the (other) fingers, so using it to take someone else's pulse, you can easily confuse which pulse is which.

With the middle and index fingers, this danger is minimized, as their pulse isn't as easily felt, so any pulse you feel with those fingers, tends to be the other individual's pulse, not your own.

So you are a paramedic, and take pulse with your thumb without knowing all this?

You can get pulse from a table, chair, plywood, brick, ambulance door, or anything else, if you use your thumb. So of course you CAN GET A PULSE, but it's your OWN pulse you are getting.. not very useful.

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It is not really "assumed". There are erratic people on planes to where they only take off the one causing the disturbance. So because it has to be based on assumption of whether or not they were asked to get off the plane, it was a goof. Or the trivia person could have been someone on set of this and just wanted to let anyone reading the trivia know that it was a goof.

That is how I read most of the things on here anyway.

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Ok, but the goof says that there are lots of people in the terminal seating area at 2 AM and it was empty before. I'm saying that those are the passengers who were just on the plane and when Greg joked about having a bomb, they evacuated those people. That's whom we see. It's not a goof!

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He who?!!

All those passengers in the seated area of the airport were all the passengers on the same plane Greg was still on. They were evacuated.

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