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I don't understand how so many people complain about kids on planes, setting a tone. And then seem shocked when some drunk lady freaks out about a kid.
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First...I don't know if anyone posted has, it is a general attitude I have found on these forums in the past.
Second...attitudes are like yawns.
Third...just be a good and patient person.
sometimes though our patience is tested especially on planes....it seems to bring out the worst in some people especially an anti social behaviour by some who think the plane is their own private one to be used soley by them... the ones who block the aisles when they see the cabin crew are busy.. the ones who seem to need to pee as soon as the belts come off.. the ones who need something out of the overhead luggage as soon as the plane takes off.. the ones in the inside window seat who need to go to the toilet five or six times making others move... or the one who gets planted next to you and wants to yap all the way to the destination no matter how many times you look bored or stare out the window.. one woman woke me up when I pretended to be asleep as she was scared flying grabbing on to my hand....
I enjoyed this, but I didn't see anything about a 3-year old in the cell phone video. It sounds like she didn't want to sit next to an old C U Next Tuesday, as she said.
What a mess.
Another article stated that her original seat was next to a 3-year old so she moved to another seat (where she was sitting in the video) without permission.
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