Have you ever said that to anyone? Such as someone who runs a business and they just finished working for the day and they’re about to go home. They’re not going on a holiday or vacation. It’s just a normal work day for them.

I’ve never said the above quote in the title to anyone, but the cultists of the LAX Plane Spotting Cults write that to their messiah figure, the production guys, on a regular basis.

To these cultists, they seem to think that filming/recording the same planes over and over landing and taking off each time at LAX is the most difficult and most important job in the world. “Best show ever” the cultists say yet it’s merely a repeat of all other “shows” since the same planes land and take off from LAX each time. In reality, anyone could do what these guys go if one has a camera and can set it up and are good at following moving objects (planes) with the camera. In addition, one has to talk rather childishly to the children in adult bodies who are your devout cultists and who worship and glorify anything you do as a plane spotter because the cultists think the production guys are their best friend. Another example of Insanity.

Insanity is part of it, but these are very lonely and pathetic people. They need attention. Some of them have more than one birthday a year for attention so that the plane spotting guys will wish them happy birthday again. They’re syrupy children in adult bodies who need a free “baby sitter.” These plane spotting guys serve as the “Friends of the Friendless.” And the plane spotting guys eat this shit up because all of this is a business for them and the cultists give them money, and that’s really all it’s about but the cultists are too damn dense to understand that. The cultists live under illusions that these guys do what they do for all for them — ah, isn’t that wonderful?! — when they’re really doing it all for themselves because it’s their income. It’s their job.