Not even, apparently, for $10,000 worth of flight credit.
In a further post, she explained JetBlue needed to get crew members to Cancun after their flight had been cancelled.
"They needed to transport crew members in order to be crew on other flights," she explained. "The flights they were supposed to be on were cancelled because of a snowstorm."
Desperate, the crew began offering "a ton of money" in the form of flight credit but no one would budge.
The bidding went up to $15,000, according to the TikToker.
After users asked why she didn't take it, she said she wasn't willing to be split apart from her 30 other friends for their Spring Break trip.
Flights to Cancun that week were fully booked and JetBlue didn't fly to enough destinations she was interested in to be able to use so much credit.
"It just didn't seem worth it," she said.
JetBlue isn't the only airline struggling with cancelled flights, staff shortages and significant delays.
However, given that the airline flies to 180 American and international destinations, and the rising cost of flights, it is surprising that the offer was tough to sell.
Eventually, according to @riesjess, nine people accepted the offer, while she continued on her vacation.
