Woke Ford executive's shocking outburst
to elderly plane passenger for watching
Fox News on flight
Posted By: sunset, 4/14/2025 8:39:36 PM
A woke Ford executive has posted a bizarre online rant detailing how he confronted an elderly plane passenger for watching Fox News on a flight. Barrett Evans, who works as the motor company's Chief Learning Officer according to his LinkedIn, posted a lengthy story about the incident on Threads. Writing on his profile 'chivalryandchampagne', the exec said: 'Elderly passenger on my flight from San Diego yesterday enjoyed Fox ‘News’ for the entire ride. 'Deplaning and I notice he and his wife getting into their airport wheelchairs to be pushed to next gate. My filter was malfunctioning…
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Woke Ford executive's shocking outburst
to elderly plane passenger for watching
Fox News on flight 27 replies
to elderly plane passenger for watching
Fox News on flight 27 replies
A woke Ford executive has posted a bizarre online rant detailing how he confronted an elderly plane passenger for watching Fox News on a flight.
Barrett Evans, who works as the motor company's Chief Learning Officer according to his LinkedIn, posted a lengthy story about the incident on Threads.
Writing on his profile 'chivalryandchampagne', the exec said: 'Elderly passenger on my flight from San Diego yesterday enjoyed Fox ‘News’ for the entire ride. 'Deplaning and I notice he and his wife getting into their airport wheelchairs to be pushed to next gate. My filter was malfunctioning…
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If Ford insists on paying weird whackos to represent them as "officers", the least we should expect is they require their idiots to stay away from airports, and to drive Fords.