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I'm happy to not recline my seat when I'm sitting in steerage, unless the human sitting in front of me reclines. So it's not about making a deal with whomever
by pklausler 9y ago
I'm happy to not recline my seat when I'm sitting in steerage, unless the human sitting in front of me reclines.
So it's not about making a deal with whomever sits before you; instead, it's about making a deal with everybody in your column and lower row number, at least up to an exit row. All it takes is one recliner to ruin it for everybody.
- ouid 9y agosuch is the efficiency of markets.
- supergeek133 9y agoExactly. Numerous times over the past two years as I've traveled more for work I've had to out loud say the phrase: "We're all in this together".
- hueving 9y agoWho did you say that to? If it was to the person in front of you, you're being an asshole. Just recline your seat or deal with the reduced space in front of you. If you want more room between you and the seat in front of you, pay for it. Don't try to guilt the person in front of you to make their own flight uncomfortable for sleeping to please you. That's selfish.
- supergeek133 9y agoTake it easy. I've said that to numerous people. I never say that to people in front of me who recline. I deal with it like everyone else does. The most recent time was during one of the computer outages, someone tried to cut in front of everyone to check a bag. I just calmly said that we're all in this delay together, we all have places to be, and it's nobody's fault at this counter. So just wait like the rest of us. I actually don't get into conflicts with air travel, but for some reason it triggers others instantly.