The actress Big Bang Theory accused this employee "he closed the door" and did not let him board a plane

Mayim Bialik, actress of Big Bang Theory, denounced the fact that it is treated as a impolite by an employee of the airline, who did not let her board the plane it would take her from Houston to Los Angeles.

The woman who plays Amy Farrah Fowler posted on social networks her dissatisfaction with the service she received from United Airlines, whose employee did not let her board the aircraft in which I had bought a first clbad seatafter seeing his suitcase.

According to the 43-year-old actress, Last Sunday he made a connection to Houston where an badistant told him that there were plenty of places available. for his flight, but trying to climb, he saw the suitcase he "closed the door in front of me".

"And also, why does not my suitcase suit me? Maybe the first-clbad seat where I had to sit could wear it and I would have liked to sit in all of them." open positions anywhere in the plane, "wrote Bialik on Twitter.

He added that in the waiting room there were five other people with suitcases equal to his own., but the hostess was not rude to them.

On Instagram, Blossom also explained that she did not want to show her first clbad seat, Just stress that they could fit the suitcase in this space and she in another.

"I understand that everything was closed, but this hostess did not have to close the boarding gate as she had done on my face without even saying that I was sorry"he mentioned.

He also stated that she cried after the employee did not make the effort to leave her even though he said that there were places available.

"Maybe I hate the Big Bang theory. Maybe she was having a bad day. Maybe she hates women who seem to cry, "she wrote.

Mayim Bialik said his suitcase was almost broken running so frenetically and aggressively through the airport to take your flight, which also triggered your asthma.

"It's very disappointing to hear that, Mayim. Please DM with more information on this situation", wrote United Airlines, in response to publications by the actress, PhD in neuroscience.

The airline told The Daily Mail that she helped Mayim take the next Houston flight in Los Angeles.

Jonathan Gueron, spokesman for United Airlines, said "We were able to take Ms. Bialik on the next flight to Los Angeles. and we look at what happened with our team in Houston. "