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Anything on the tray table is the problem. Reclining reduces my use of my tray table. It also reduces the area I have to read my book, I can't hold it as far fr
by freehunter 10y ago
Anything on the tray table is the problem. Reclining reduces my use of my tray table. It also reduces the area I have to read my book, I can't hold it as far from my face as I like.
But IMO it should be enough that it intrudes into my space, which is already at an extreme premium. It doesn't have to be useful space, I'm already cramped and you're making my space smaller. Please don't.
- sanswork 10y agoThe space the seat reclines into isn't your space.
- freehunter 9y agoI disagree. I could reach into that space when I sat down and now I can't. Think of it this way: my house has 8 foot ceilings. I'm only 6 foot tall, so I could lower my ceilings by almost two feet and not hit my head. But it would certainly impact my comfort level inside my house.
- sanswork 9y agoYou can reach into the space next to you before someone sits down too. Does that make it your space or their space that they haven't occupied yet?