Flight attendant demonstrates safety features via interpretive dance

Flying can be pits.  What with the screaming baby in the row behind you, the chatty individual sitting next to you, or the random person who decides to use you as human headrest for the next few insufferable hours, we could all use a little pick-me-up to help get us through the flight and on to our final destination.

Evidently, one particular flight attendant with WestJet Airlines has taken this common malaise to heart.

During the preflight safety demonstration in the video above, flight attendant Michael McAdam added a touch of suspense and flair to what typically amounts to tune-out time for frequent flyers. Eyes in front, please.

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