This Dude Was So Angry at US Airways He Got Completely Naked in the Middle of the Airport

Eyewitnesses said the passenger was mad about an overbooked flight to Jamaica and removed his clothes during an argument

Some might call this situation an overreaction. We're calling this one justified, because we've been stuck in an airport with a delayed flight surrounded by mouth breathers with some airline official calling us "miss" for the 78th time and all we want to do is scream and run around while knocking other people's luggage over. We've all been there, right? We've all been so angry at an airline that we were thisclose to completely losing it.

This guy just actually lost it.

A US Airways flight to Jamaica airline passenger reportedly stripped completely naked right in the middle of Charlotte Douglas International Airport Wednesday morning. According to eyewitnesses, the man was upset about a flight to Jamaica being overbooked.

"I seen some people running and I was wondering what they was running from and people were standing there snickering, so I walked over and [an employee] told me the man was angry over the Jamaican flight," bystander Sherry Ketchie told WBTV. "He had his clothes on, at that point, and then he started standing there with his arms crossed and hollering at the lady at the desk."

Seeing a grown man yelling at a stranger at an airport is basically routine when travelling, so this story doesn't sound that exciting. Until this guy decided that perhaps his clothes were constricting his anger and he really needed to set his emotions free.

"He stood there for a moment and then started talking off his clothes. I ain't never seen nothing [like that] in my life," she said. "And that's when I got out my phone and started taking pictures."

Of course you did, ma'am. Because we all know the Internet's motto: "pics or it didn't happen."

Police confirmed with WBTV that they responded to "a disturbance call where a male was suffering from a medical issue." The passenger was given treatment and will not be facing any charges.

We don't know about you guys, but next time our flight is delayed by more than two hours, the pants are coming off. Not because we're angry; that's just how we get comfortable.