I just wanted to rant a little. Pilots, when we have metering in place, it's for a reason. It's not because we like making you wait. And when you decide you're too self-important to sit on the ground for a few minutes, so you disconnect, take off, and reconnect 5 miles west of the airport expecting to be worked into the very same flow we were trying to have you join later on -- well, that's just a selfish thumb-to-the-nose to everyone else who was waiting their turn. 300 planes can't all arrive at Boston at the same time, but I guess this one departing from Baltimore decided he was better than everyone else. I heard he later got 7 laps of a hold over New York, so, maybe that clued him in as to what we were trying to do, and maybe it didn't. I soooo want to call him out by name or callsign right now but I know I can't do that. But, any other pilots reading this -- if your controllers are trying to moderate the flow to the destination airport, there's a reason. Don't pull a d--ch---g move like that and jump the line. Thanks.
