World traveler and "Delta ten-million-miler" Rick Ross is helping those with global ambitions -- or simply a need to bounce -- with some advice on how to change a flight with zero consequences.
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Setting up commercial-flying fans with some serious boss advice in his IG Story, Ricky Rozay revealed, “If you ever need to change your flight, listen — this how you do it. I gave this advice to my homie yesterday, it worked once again."
"You know I don't fly commercial," he says in the clip posted for his 19.3 million followers, "but if you need to change your flight... Let's say you're gambling, you're down 18 grand. You need two more hours, push your flight back. Call Delta: 'it’s been a medical emergency.' What’s the best medical emergency? Asthma attack.”
With a lighter and joint in hand, he revealed the way he was able to game the system by struggling with his breath and imitating a fake cough saying, "I used to call them on the phone: 'I need to change my flight, it's a medical emergency.'"
Ross continues, "I used to tell them that, and I would tell them, 'I need a breathing pump, change my flight. Don't do me like this, it's medical.'" Then, with a wink and a nod he ends his lecture on deception saying, "I'm just giving y'all game. Asthma attack."
Hopefully no "asthma attacks" or other fake illnesses hold him back from his plan to make good this year on his 2022 vow to climb Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro. Late last year Ross shared that he was training to get in shape to make the trek in early 2024.
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