Trying to fit your belongings into yourcarry-on bagcan sometimes be stressful, especially if you’ve packed bulky items or got a little carried away at the store during your trip. To avoid tense situations at the airport, many travelers wear multiple layers of clothing or take full advantage of theirsuitcase‘s expandable pockets.

Another passenger, who witnessed the incident and shared it on TikTok, advised in a voiceover, “Stop letting social media give you tips and tricks because sometimes it’s not gonna work.”

A passenger was caught trying a social media hack to sneak extra clothes into the plane without paying for extra luggage

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

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“This dude was trying to take in a pillowcase full of clothing and other items, which he is stating was simply just a pillowcase, and the dude was like, ‘Bro, everybody can see it’s not a freaking pillow, like come on,'” user @natashaorganicdescribed in a video posted on Wednesday (June 5).

Natasha explained that, afterairport staffexposed his trick, the man was given the option to pay for his extra piece of luggage.

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

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“He went all the way up until they closed the doors to be like, ‘Okay, I’ll pay for it now,’ and then he tried to bogart his way into the plane.

“They were like, ‘Bro, back away, we gave you a chance, and you didn’t pay for it,’ and they ended up calling the cops on him.

“And he ended up getting escorted out, so stop listening to the Internet.”

The clip shows thetravelerarguing with different airport staff members before the Orlando police arrived.

The man had stuffed his clothes inside a pillowcase, claiming it didn’t count as extra luggage

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“I don’t have the energy to play games. I’ll just pay to check my bag or pay for a carry-on when I do my check-in online,” a separate person said.

Watch the incident unfold below:

“One place I’m not going to act foolish is the airport,” wrote a social media user in response to the video

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

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A third commenter added, “Not being scared of being put on the no flight list is CRAZY.”

“I guess that will cost him more than the 40 bucks to check in a bag,” suggested someone else.

“Do y’all know employees at the airport have TikTok?!!!??? They see the same videos,” another person pointed out.

People agreed that the pillow hack wasn’t a bright idea

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

“Stop Letting Social Media Give You Tips”: Passenger’s Attempt To Get Clothes On Plane Backfires

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