Mile High Austin Wolf

[+ sync]

No not correct understanding....it was with a Delta Airline employee

 

Thanks for that, but is my understanding of the incident's circumstances correct?

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

I watched the video

Two thoughts

1: His size, just okay nothing to write home about

2: Given the location, spontaneity etc. I would guess the other guy didn't have the option of prepping properly and AW took him raw. What was on AW's dick when he finally pulled out ? Yuck.

 

Given what a lot of people in the industry already know about AW, why would anyone let him fuck them raw?

 

I hope the former FA retains counsel. Without a signed agreement, posting that video could cost AW a lot of money in court.

[+ Gar1eth]

I was with him once years ago.

 

Did he charge extra to bottom back then?

 

~Boomer~

 

Austin was one of my last hires. So this was sometime back. I don't think he charged more as it was for an overnight. And he knew I wanted to top him beforehand. Sadly while he was a reasonably pleasant guy to be with the meeting didn't go that well. He could only stay part of the night due to having dog responsibilities-but I don't think he told me that beforehand. On the other hand he was with me until around 2 or 3 AM to my recollection. Unfortunately I was so horny that I came during foreplay, so I never got to actually top him.

 

It’s a shame he lacks enthusiasm. And standing at 6’4 I wish he could produce more penis but...God doesn’t give with both hands, I suppose.

 

 

 

 

He definitely doesn't have a gherkin. I'd say he was well-endowed. I mean he's no 10-incher. But he was definitely above average.

 

Gman

 

 

 

 

 

I met him a couple times. I wouldn't classify him as well-endowed. He may be average to barely slightly above average. If 5.6" is the average US male erect penis size (according to an online search) I say at most he's 6 inches. Maybe you were distracted by his stature. LOL!

 

As my meeting with Austin was a long time ago, I can't definitely refute your claim. Plus I'm always handicapped by the fact that I never have a ruler or tape measure on me at critical moments. ;)But I'm only 5 inches. And my recollection is that he was much, much larger than I am by more than an inch. I would have thought at least 7-1/2 to 8 inch range. He was wearing a cockring. But I've never heard that could increase length. Could you have been distracted by his height making his tallywacker seem less impressive to you?

Gman

[+ sync]

Other than a maniacal, burning rage for revenge, what in the world would possess someone to video record intimacy with another person, at that other person's place of employment no less, and then post it on social media without the other person's knowledge or consent? What a despicable thing to do.

[bigvalboy]

what in the world would possess someone to video record intimacy with another person, at that other person's place of employment no less, and then post it on social media without the other person's knowledge or consent? What a despicable thing to do.

 

I certainly don't disagree with you, it's a pretty disgusting thing to do, but for the love of god, what was the employee thinking?

[+ glutes]

Perhaps he'll post it on his blog.

[steed8]

I certainly don't disagree with you, it's a pretty disgusting thing to do, but for the love of god, what was the employee thinking?

 

I don't know but, whatever he was thinking, he'll have a lot of free time to ponder just that down the road given that he'll get the sack from Delta.

Chalk it up as being an indiscretion of youth or rather as poor or impaired judgment on his part.

The penis can get us into trouble when it over-rules our brain.

As for A.W's judgment in recording it & then posting it, the episode seems to follow patterns of behavior that have been well-documented & discussed here on the forum. Given the history of all that that entails, he comes across as being a complete wreck of a human being!

I'd suggest that A.W. be placed in the "Poison" category of escorts & porn stars.

 

[MRJJ]

I saw Billy Santoro post on Twitter that it is likely A.W will do jail time. I'm not sure how accurate that Billy's statement is, but you know if it's on Twitter, it must be true! ;-)

[LookingAround]

The steward is being fired. Says he did not know the encounter was being filmed and didn't consent to having it posted on line. He was off duty (though in uniform) so not shirking his duty. Kind of upsetting that his career/life is being damaged over this one encounter, particularly if he's telling the truth about the videos.

This is about as ridiculous as I can imagine. How, in an airline sized bathroom, does one “secretly” record sex? Second the phone was placed there for all to see. Third the flight attendant was in an official capacity. In addition to wearing his uniform HE WAS WEARING HIS ID BADGE VISBLE TO ALL around his neck!!! I don’t know about you but I’d probably think twice about having sex in my work outfit with my ID badge around my neck with an iPhone facing me.

 

How dumb can a person be? Of course he was fired and of course he asked to be fired.

[MRJJ]

This is about as ridiculous as I can imagine. How, in an airline sized bathroom, does one “secretly” record sex? Second the phone was placed there for all to see. Third the flight attendant was in an official capacity. In addition to wearing his uniform HE WAS WEARING HIS ID BADGE VISBLE TO ALL around his neck!!! How dumb can a person be? Of course he was fired and of course he asked to be fired.

Agreed. While sex with a porn star may have been a fantasy, he needed to think through this one with his big head, and not his little one.

[cany10011]

I don't find Austin Wolf that attractive enough to have sex in such an uncomfortable location.

[LivingnLA]

I don't fault the former employee. He was off-duty and likely smitten by a tall hot guy hitting on him. He was naive and trusted the big bad porn star who wanted to join the mile high club. The jerk here is Austin Wolf who recorded the session and posted it, both apparently without the consent or knowledge of the young man who was just fired because of Austin Wolf's need to brag online.

 

It would've been trivial for Austin to edit the video to protect the young guy, but he didn't even give enough of a fuck to do that. Everyone here who is attacking or criticizing the victim needs to look in the mirror and wake the F up.

 

Yes, the young man made some tragic errors, but we're all human and make mistakes. The asshole in this situation is Austin Wolf, who violated that young man's trust, didn't bother to protect his identity, destroyed his new job, and possibly tainted his career. Let's hope he also didn't expose the kid to anything else during the unprotected oral and anal sex.

[caliguy]

This is about as ridiculous as I can imagine. How, in an airline sized bathroom, does one “secretly” record sex? Second the phone was placed there for all to see. Third the flight attendant was in an official capacity. In addition to wearing his uniform HE WAS WEARING HIS ID BADGE VISBLE TO ALL around his neck!!! I don’t know about you but I’d probably think twice about having sex in my work outfit with my ID badge around my neck with an iPhone facing me.

 

How dumb can a person be? Of course he was fired and of course he asked to be fired.

He's already come out and said he didn't know he was being filmed. I imagine when you're bent over you might not be noticing everything going on. I've had some crazy fuck do that to me too and I never forgot it. I'm very cautious about camera's now.

[MRJJ]

There is a very brief video of this on Xvideos, which does not disclose the young man's identity:

https://www.xvideos.com/video40420709/mile-high_club_4my.fans_austinwolf

(29 seconds)

Edited October 18, 2018 by MRJJ

[+ glutes]

I'd suggest that A.W. be placed in the "Poison" category of escorts & porn stars.

 

Poison? I was thinking of Prison.

 

Lock him up! Lock him up!

Edited October 18, 2018 by Oaktown

[LookingAround]

I don't fault the former employee. He was off-duty and likely smitten by a tall hot guy hitting on him. He was naive and trusted the big bad porn star who wanted to join the mile high club. The jerk here is Austin Wolf who recorded the session and posted it, both apparently without the consent or knowledge of the young man who was just fired because of Austin Wolf's need to brag online.

 

It would've been trivial for Austin to edit the video to protect the young guy, but he didn't even give enough of a fuck to do that. Everyone here who is attacking or criticizing the victim needs to look in the mirror and wake the F up.

 

Yes, the young man made some tragic errors, but we're all human and make mistakes. The asshole in this situation is Austin Wolf, who violated that young man's trust, didn't bother to protect his identity, destroyed his new job, and possibly tainted his career. Let's hope he also didn't expose the kid to anything else during the unprotected oral and anal sex.

If someone’s that stupid I don’t want them in charge if there’s an in flight emergency and the plane is about to go down. Talk about impaired judgment. Forget the camera; regular pax could see him and his ID going into a bathroom with a passenger. And this guy would be in charge of helping save passengers’ lives during an in flight emergency on Delta? No thanks.

[dutchal]

There is a very brief video of this on Xvideos:

https://www.xvideos.com/video40420709/mile-high_club_4my.fans_austinwolf

(29 seconds)

 

You can see in this video that AW stops to adjust the phone being used for filming. The other guy had to know he was being filmed.

[LivingnLA]

If someone’s that stupid I don’t want them in charge if there’s an in flight emergency and the plane is about to go down. Talk about impaired judgment. Forget the camera; regular pax could see him and his ID going into a bathroom with a passenger. And this guy would be in charge of helping save passengers’ lives during an in flight emergency on Delta? No thanks.

 

He was off-duty according to the report. I'm guessing a deadhead in airline lingo. He was probably traveling for work to the next airport he was assigned to for his next shift. In those cases, being in uniform and with his ID would be pretty standard, especially for a brand new employee who's still learning the rules. Sadly, he made many poor choices. As another Delta employee said, he would've done it too. It was the video(s) being published and circulated around Delta that got the kid fired.

 

Yes, the young man made mistakes, but it was Austin Wolf who recorded without consent. It was Austin Wolf who published the video(s) without consent. And it was Austin Wolf who didn't even bother to respect the young man enough to edit the video for discretion.

 

To go even a bit further, Austin Wolf supposedly posted these videos to his twitter and his justfans sites, right? Then, they were for business, a form of online social marketing to enhance his brand. So, he illegally made a porno or marketing material on a flight without permission and without the other actor's explicit written consent.

 

Again, I grant the former Delta employee made many bad choices and deserved at least a stern reprimand and probably even the loss of his new job. But, Austin Wolf has likely broken multiple laws in this little stunt. As a potential client--I like guys taller than me--I definitely would never hire him just for the breaches of discretion let alone all the other poor choices he made.

Edited October 18, 2018 by LivingnLA

[MRJJ]

He was off-duty according to the report. I'm guessing a deadhead in airline lingo. He was probably traveling for work to the next airport he was assigned to for his next shift. In those cases, being in uniform and with his ID would be pretty standard, especially for a brand new employee who's still learning the rules. Sadly, he made many poor choices. As another Delta employee said, he would've done it too. It was the video(s) being published and circulated around Delta that got the kid fired.

 

Yes, the young man made mistakes, but it was Austin Wolf who recorded without consent. It was Austin Wolf who published the video(s) without consent. And it was Austin Wolf who didn't even bother to respect the young man enough to edit the video for discretion.

 

The kid made a stupid decision; AW acted despicably.

[LookingAround]

He was off-duty according to the report. I'm guessing a deadhead in airline lingo. He was probably traveling for work to the next airport he was assigned to for his next shift. In those cases, being in uniform and with his ID would be pretty standard, especially for a brand new employee who's still learning the rules. Sadly, he made many poor choices. As another Delta employee said, he would've done it too. It was the video(s) being published and circulated around Delta that got the kid fired.

 

Yes, the young man made mistakes, but it was Austin Wolf who recorded without consent. It was Austin Wolf who published the video(s) without consent. And it was Austin Wolf who didn't even bother to respect the young man enough to edit the video for discretion.

 

To go even a bit further, Austin Wolf supposedly posted these videos to his twitter and his justfans sites, right? Then, they were for business, a form of online social marketing to enhance his brand. So, he illegally made a porno or marketing material on a flight without permission and without the other actor's explicit written consent.

 

Again, I grant the former Delta employee made many bad choices and deserved at least a stern reprimand and probably even the loss of his new job. But, Austin Wolf has likely broken multiple laws in this little stunt. As a potential client--I like guys taller than me--I definitely would never hire him just for the gross breaches of discretion.

Rationalize it all you want but he’s the one left almost jobless by HIS decision. Wouldn’t it have at least occurred to you to take your name tag off and put it in your pocket?

 

I’m calling BS on his not knowing it was recorded. He was excited by it.

[LivingnLA]

Rationalize it all you want but he’s the one left almost jobless by HIS decision. Wouldn’t it have at least occurred to you to take your name tag off and put it in your pocket?

 

I’m calling BS on his not knowing it was recorded. He was excited by it.

 

I'm expanding/explaining my perspective based on what I've read. The facts are what the facts are and all the rest is guessing on our parts.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if he did know, but I'd wager a fair chunk of money that Austin Wolf probably told him it would remain private. Again, it's a question of trust. Sadly, the kid chose poorly and the likely much richer Austin Wolf proved he didn't care about the young man at all after he busted his nut.

 

Again, why are you blaming the victim? Sure, he should've removed his ID as he was entering the bathroom. That's something a seasoned public sex slut would do. Notice how he moved it once he realized Austin was recording and putting the camera in a position that perfectly captured the ID? I'm speculating, but I bet this young man was naive and too under the influence of his own horniness to consider all the angles. He trusted Austin and that was clearly a mistake.

 

Again, I come back to the fact that Austin Wolf was much older and experienced. He was horny and wanted to "join the mile high club" or even just bust a load. He's the one who recorded the whole thing. He's even the one who placed the camera where it would perfectly capture the young man's ID. He also is the one who uploaded the video(s) and he didn't even bother to blur or cut out the identifying frames.

 

The far more relevant question, Why didn't Austin Wolf blur the ID? Or even cut out the incriminating frames?

[LookingAround]

This is what you don’t understand. He’s not a victim.

 

From day one of being an airline employee it is drilled into you WHEN YOU WEAR YOUR UNIFORM YOU REPRESENT THE AIRLINE whether you’re on duty or not. My husband has worked for an international airline for almost three decades. That’s the rule and every airline employee knows it.

 

To be in uniform (on or off duty) is to be representing Delta (in this case). To have your employee badge around your neck is even more serious. Forget the iPhone. Just to wear your uniform even if “off duty” and go into a bathroom with another passenger and lock the door is by definition violating the terms of your employment.

 

You’re something else if you think he was a victim unless you’re saying AW drugged him or kidnapped him and forced him in there.

[LivingnLA]

This is what you don’t understand. He’s not a victim.

 

From day one of being an airline employee it is drilled into you WHEN YOU WEAR YOUR UNIFORM YOU REPRESENT THE AIRLINE whether you’re on duty or not. My husband has worked for an international airline for almost three decades. That’s the rule and every airline employee knows it.

 

To be in uniform (on or off duty) is to be representing Delta (in this case). To have your employee badge around your neck is even more serious. Forget the iPhone. Just to wear your uniform even if “off duty” and go into a bathroom with another passenger and lock the door is by definition violating the terms of your employment.

 

You’re something else if you think he was a victim unless you’re saying AW drugged him or kidnapped him and forced him in there.

 

I used to run branding and marketing for a major corporation, I see, understand, and agree with your perspective. That is one of the risky decisions he made that was clearly a mistake. As someone who used to fly very frequently, I've seen and even had sex up in the air. But, situational awareness matters and is usually something that only comes with experience. The young man was naive and Austin--who should've known better--was selfish.

 

While I am indeed something else and something special--I've even been called amazing or awesome sometimes--I return to my points, which seem to have been ignored. Austin Wolf recorded the activity possibly without consent. Austin Wolf posted video(s) online, again apparently without consent. Austin Wolf didn't respect the identity or safety of the person he was having sex with in those videos. That is how this young man was victimized. Those are all violations of trust. Another Delta employee even said in one of the articles I read that it wasn't the sex that's the issue--because it happens--it was the video with the clearly identifying frames that resulted in the young man's firing.

Edited October 18, 2018 by LivingnLA

[big-n-tall]

As my meeting with Austin was a long time ago, I can't definitely refute your claim. Plus I'm always handicapped by the fact that I never have a ruler or tape measure on me at critical moments. ;)But I'm only 5 inches. And my recollection is that he was much, much larger than I am by more than an inch. I would have thought at least 7-1/2 to 8 inch range. He was wearing a cockring. But I've never heard that could increase length. Could you have been distracted by his height making his tallywacker seem less impressive to you?

Gman

 

I must admit that AW is an attractive guy, with a great body, and an amazing kisser. He was always incredibly sweet and personable with me. However, nothing about him I find even remotely sexually distracting or outstanding. We didn’t have the deepest sexual chemistry (I’ve learned I clearly wasn’t his type), but we did get along very well doing other things.

 

He is maybe about an inch and half taller than myself. His height doesn’t impress me. His penis may look bigger because of the shaved pubes and the cockring but there is no way his dick is 7 inches. I doubt it’s more than 6.5. I’m longer and thicker than AW and I know I don’t have an 8 inch dick (as his porn profiles claim) Lol!

 

Maybe your penis is bigger than you give yourself credit for.

Edited October 18, 2018 by big-n-tall

[+ purplekow]

I once had an altercation with a postal employee who came into my office, in summer uniform and began shouting obscenities, ostensibly because one of his children had lied to him. It came to the point that I called the police and when he ran out of the office upon hearing that, I copied down his license plate number. The police contacted him and apparently they also contacted the post office. Two days later, the Post Master General for the NJ area came to my office. He informed me that if i pressed charges, the employee would lose his job. I am sure he knew that his job was on the line as soon as the police became involved.

I had no desire for the man to lose his job, though I did recommend that he take anger management training. I have no idea what happened as I decided that I did not want to press charges. That was mostly out of compassion and partly out of fear of repercussions.

Organizations and employers take their image seriously and employees who do not represent them well, are ofttimes fired.