My proposal is that southwest allow people traveling in pairs to board before the C group, and require that they sit next to each other. On my last flight, I w

My proposal is that southwest allow people traveling in pairs to board before the C group, and require that they sit next to each other. On my last flight, I was traveling with a four year old, but my first flight arrived late, so we were the last ones on the connection. There were only middle seats left (and the flight attendant was rude about it). A woman and her husband were sitting in A & C seats, and one of them moved for us. But they could have sat together if everyone had just sat more efficiently. Selling the right to sit next to your travel companions seems much sleazier to me than selling other airplane perks, like more luggage or snacks or specific seats.