Dad Hilariously Surprises Daughter at Airport in Different Costumes with Silly Pick-Up Signs

Photo: Courtesy Courtney Payne A Kansas father, who routinely picks up his daughter from a local airport, is going the extra mile to ensure that she truly feels welcome when she arrives home. What started as Doug Payne’s one-time surprise at the airport terminal for his daughter Courtney Payne has now transformed into a tri-annual greeting — complete with costumes and hilarious pick-up signs. “He’s always been a comedian,” Courtney, 24, tells PEOPLE of her father, a retired copwho has now gone viralfor dressing up in creative costumes, varying from an elf to a professional driver, and holding up signs as he waits for her at the airport.

Dad Hilariously Tells Family He Can't Keep Up with 'Pressure' of Their Busy Group Chat: 'I'm Out'

Photo: getty Sometimes, enough is enough. That’s what occurred with one father who went viral on Monday for a text telling his family that he couldn’t keep up with the steady stream of messages in their group chat. Allison D’Orazio shared a screenshot of a text her father, Thomas, sent their family explaining he couldn’t handle the “pressure” of interacting with their every text and photo. “I can’t keep up with the pressure of always having to lol or like or heart everyone’s random thoughts, pics, and amusements,” thetext read.

Dad Hits Back at Trolls Who Mocked His Daughter with Down Syndrome After He Shared Dancing Video

Photo: Neil Markham/Twitter A father in England has received several messages of support after he was forced to defend his teen daughter, who has Down Syndrome, from internet trolls who ridiculed her for dancing in a viral video. Neil Markham was excited to take his 16-year-old daughter, Ella, to see the Tottenham Spurs take on West Ham United over the weekend. The proud dad shareda sweet video of the girl, clad in Spurs gear, dancing in the stadium.

Dad Impressively Catches Foul Ball While Feeding His Baby at Cincinnati Reds Game — Watch

While the Cincinnati Reds came up short during their home game against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday, one fan went home having made the play of the day. “That’s sensational!” the commentators added. After the game, Kingsley told Jim Day ofBally Sports Ohiothat “safety” was the main thing on his mind while making the catch. “[And he] probably didn’t even know what was happening,” he added. “This will be a great memory to share with him, it’s his first Reds game so we have the certificate there too, so it will be awesome.

Dad in Kansas Jailed Over Medical Debt from Son's Leukemia Treatments and Wife's Seizures

Heather and her son Lane Biggs just needed medical care. A few years ago, Lane was getting treated for leukemia, which he was diagnosed with at age 5, and at the same time, his mom Heather developed seizures from Lyme disease. That left the family withpiles of medical debtthat they couldn’t afford. They didn’t make enough to afford health insurance, but they made too much to qualify for Medicaid. “We had so many multiple health issues in our family at the same time, it put us in a bracket that made insurance unattainable,“Heather told CBS News.