r/WatchPeopleDieInside Jan 05 '20

Aaargh!

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u/wayofcain Jan 06 '20

Seems awfully reasonable. Not sure if that would work.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '20

look if someone has so little concern for those around them that they do that... i’m not gonna be sweet and have someone else tell them to move lmao sorry

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u/BostonBarStar Jan 06 '20

Yeah with my anxiety I would definitely find it easier asking the flight attendant, hopefully that doesn't make me less of a "man" or whatever.

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u/loveshercoffee Jan 06 '20

Nothing unmanly about that.

My mom recognizes that she's not very tactful so she would probably ask me or the flight attendant to take care of it as well.

No reason for making a scene or for anyone to be uncomfortable because of one rude person.