Taking about the parts where he is discussing airline travel. It's cheeky and fun on there. It's whiney and sad on here.
Reclining on an airplane? and other flying etiquette
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I saw that on the news that's some kind of special. Economy class would have been better that trip.
I'm glad you/she put your/her foot down on this issue!! I will show myself to the door now.
I am glad I am always in at least premium economy for American so I never have to deal with these issues facing all the cattle in the back of the airliner.
Actually, a dog or mini horse are the only officially recognized service animals. Service animals also must be trained to perform a specific task to qualify.
A support animal is not a service animal.
She was pretty cute.. probably around my age as well... but I think I burned the bridge down with the “wtf?” look I gave her.You just should have started tickling them.
She knew what she was doing when she put her foot there. You missed your opportunity.
Wait - are you saying you cannot fly without reclining your seat? Maybe you shouldn't fly.
But seriously, this discussion (to me) is more about how people behind you perceive you when you recline your seat. And 50%+ of people think you are an ******* if you recline your seat. Doesn't mean you CAN'T recline. But people will think less of you if you do. And I'm one of those, especially considering how inflexible and defensive you are about it. We all get it, you don't give a **** about the person behind you. And, for now, recline away. But I'm going to think you are an ******* for doing so.
Hey, just get a mask
. I feel like that's an easier solution than some things on planes. Geniuses have a tendency to be night owls.
Same here (now) but its more about the principle - because I've spent A LOT of time back in economy.
A mask and earplugs are ALWAYS in my carry-on, no matter what the flight. It's cheap common sense, IMO.Hey, just get a mask
You should have written your phone number on her foot.
Reclining adds comfort. Featured component advertised for my seat class. WHY should I not be allowed that option? I paid for it.
WHY don’t the people behind me accept my right recline. And give me the benefit of the doubt. I should not have to explain my reasons for recline. Good grief. What if I ask and explain my reasons and the person behind says no. WHAT do I do then? Am I a prick for wanting to spare myself misery? Or is the other guy a prick because he doesn’t wish to spare me misery in thinking of himself. Perhaps the person behind me I am doing it because I need to do it. Plus I have the right.
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I’m picking up this vibe that you’re the type of person who stands at the desk and yells at the gate agent when your flight is delayed due to weather.
Nope. Help others. Couple next to me sat their granddaughter on their laps and I had no problem at all. But I need to recline. Too bad others don’t consider my needs. Only worried that my recline interferes with their desires. They aren’t considering me at all. Look at your own comments. Truth is I have had a few operations in the last few years which have hindered my mobility enough that I need wheelchair assistance when I exit the plane because the distance walked is too great for me physically. I am at the point again where physically I can do it but it is challenging. Think about that and don’t be a prick.
Don't go all fan boy on me.
