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United Airlines suggested slogan from social: Board as a doctor, Leave as a patient

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United Airlines flight status new slogan, inflight trolling suggested slogan from both frequent and non-frequent flyer around the globe.

The new United Airlines Motto: “Board as a doctor, Leave as a patient” @hapte1, is just one of the of the suggested slogans caused by that disturbing viral video of the United Airlines passenger being forcibly dragged from his seat.

In this case the encyclopedia of International Aviation Law has to revise and include these humorous and tension releasing New United Airlines Motto.

Somewhat these tension-releasing slogans, recently add humor to Social Media could be included. “Ladies and gentlemen, the Captain has turned on the Fasten Seat Belt sign. If you haven’t already done so, please stow your carry-on luggage underneath the seat in front of you or in an overhead bin. Please take your seat and fasten your seat belt. And also make sure your seat back and folding trays are in their full upright position.”

“This is a mobile phone free flight, all portable electronic devices had been disengaged and packed safely at the airport security storage container, and you may claim your device on your return flight.”

On board United Airlines flight status announcement “Flight attendants, prepare for take-off please. Cabin crew, please log off your Instagram account and take your seats for take-off.”

The “Jimmy Kimmel Live” host blasted the company for having Chicago aviation police drag a passenger from an overbooked plane –but also asked why flights are overbooked in the first place. He also laid into United CEO Oscar Munoz for the tepid statement he released Monday. Munoz was roundly mocked for using the euphemism “re-accommodate” to describe forcing paying customers to give up their seats.

And more troll suggestions for new United Airlines motto on Twitter

United Airlines has been at the middle of a social media attention, loading on viral. Where everyone getting on board the internet seems to have temporarily helped releases inflight tensions and put their differences to join the trolling. IMAGE/ Facebook

How the Obama Manage Their Money

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You can tell a lot about somebody by the way they manage their money. So How the Obama manage their Money?

So the latest financial-disclosure details from Barack and Michelle Obama give fresh insights into the character of the world’s leading power couple.

The Obamas’ net worth is somewhere between $1.9 million and $6.9 million in 2013, according to disclosure rules that allow elected officials to report the value of their assets within a wide range, allowing for large swings in value.

Obama has readily acknowledged he’s a member of the one percent, though he’s not nearly as wealthy as other presidents were during their tenures, such as both Bushes, Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy.

The Obamas don’t act like fat-cats either: Their investments are mostly plain-vanilla assets that Wall Street money managers might find naively simplistic. Yet the Obamas’ portfolio does reveal a certain worldview and an outlook for the future.

Here are five takeaways from the Obamas’ disclosure forms:
In the long run, the Obamas have faith in the U.S. economy. Roughly 15 percent of the Obamas’ money is invested in S&P 500 stock index funds, which in general rise or fall along with the U.S. economy.

This money is in retirement funds, so the Obamas aren’t planning to tap it for a couple of decades at least, but by putting a large portion of their overall nest egg in U.S. stocks, the Obamas are betting that the U.S. economy will remain dominant for years to come. These funds appear to be the only direct stock investments the Obamas have.

Obama calls for new rules on managing investments. On February 2015, President Obama called Monday for new rules requiring financial advisers to put their client’s interests above their own, especially when it comes to retirement savings plans.

“There are a lot of very fine financial advisers out there, but there are also financial advisers who receive backdoor payments or hidden fees for steering people into bad retirement investments that have high fees and low returns,” Obama said.