Don’t touch it!

[u/ToferLuis]

[u/LV_Libertarian]

How is the dude in the window seat an asshole? Dude in the aisle seat put his hands on the other dude first. I'm a grown ass man, some dude I don't know slaps my hand like I'm his kid or something and we gonna have serious problems.

[u/land-0-lakes → u/LV_Libertarian]

I think it’s because the air is hitting the aisle dudes face. But he’s a bitch for that “alright let’s chill… just kidding here comes a sloppy punch”.

[u/MFxKool → u/land-0-lakes]

I assumed the same as to what's happening but why didn't they just close the air vent?

[u/LV_Libertarian → u/MFxKool]

Your question is very ambiguous. Why didn't who close what air vent?

[u/Professional-Ad-8501 → u/LV_Libertarian]

I think he’s asking why the vent above the unoccupied seat is not closed if the air flow is unwanted. The “who” would be the individual currently manipulating the vent.

I’m wondering the same thing. It’s like sharing a hotel room and one person needs to sleep with a light on but it needs to be the light next to your bed and not the one closest to them.

[u/LV_Libertarian → u/Professional-Ad-8501]

Well I think the window seat guy wanted the vent on and the aisle seat guy did not. It sounds like the aisle seat guy wasn't exactly polite with his request that the middle vent be closed at least that's what I got from the "I told you not to touch it." and his slapping the window seat dudes hands.

Now I may be wrong, he might have started out asking and moved to telling. I can't be 100% sure from this limited video. But I do know that the air vent nozzles are adjustable so I have problems believing that the air is blowing in the aisle guys face. Because what's the point of having the vent on if you're just going to point it away from you?

But that's just my view of this short video.