Otis
Footballguy
Can’t tell you how many times someone is flying with a husband or wife or kid but the airline screws it up and seats people apart. Because airlines are teh suck. And they ask me to shift. And whether it’s a “worse” seat or not, I don’t think I’ve ever declined, nor even considered declining. I’ve seen other people refuse and I’m pretty convinced every time that they are giant dooshbags. I’m currently sitting next to one of them.
Wife and I are at opposite ends of the cabin in first (look at me). Ask the toolbox next to me if he’d mind switching with her. He declines. “I don’t really want the bulkhead.” (My wife is in the first row).
So now my wife and I, in the only 24hour trip we’ve had away from our kids in ages, can’t talk during the several hour flight.
Why are people such jacksticks?
Would you refuse to switch seats?
ETA — because there seems to be some confusion on this (and I have no idea how that could be, especially because, well, English words, and especially given the context I provided above), let me clarify: YES, FAMILY INCLUDES LIKE THE PERSON YOU ARE MARRIED TO AND STUFF.
Wife and I are at opposite ends of the cabin in first (look at me). Ask the toolbox next to me if he’d mind switching with her. He declines. “I don’t really want the bulkhead.” (My wife is in the first row).
So now my wife and I, in the only 24hour trip we’ve had away from our kids in ages, can’t talk during the several hour flight.
Why are people such jacksticks?
Would you refuse to switch seats?
ETA — because there seems to be some confusion on this (and I have no idea how that could be, especially because, well, English words, and especially given the context I provided above), let me clarify: YES, FAMILY INCLUDES LIKE THE PERSON YOU ARE MARRIED TO AND STUFF.
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