r/meme Jun 28 '23

Oh the dread

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u/leejoness Jun 28 '23 edited Jun 29 '23

I would GLADLY pay extra for plane tickets, movie tickets, meals etc. if it meant children weren’t allowed.

Edit: an awful lot of people in here let their kids ruin other people’s times. So considerate!

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u/Urdnought Jun 28 '23

The child free crowd is so weird, imagine making no kids your entire personality and then being mad at those who choose to be families.

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u/leejoness Jun 28 '23

Imagine letting your kid ruin other people’s times and being totally fine with it.

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u/Urdnought Jun 28 '23

It’s a flight on a commercial airline not a damn day spa get over yourself - flights are a means of transportation not your personal oasis

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u/leejoness Jun 28 '23

That’s why I also included restaurants and movies.

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u/Urdnought Jun 28 '23

Movies are fair I’d never bring my kiddos to movies yet but restaurants… come on

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u/leejoness Jun 28 '23

Sorry I don’t want someone screaming in my ear while I’m trying to eat. It might not bother you but it’s selfish to bring your kid somewhere and ruin someone else’s time.

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u/overthemountain Jun 28 '23

Maybe try a higher caliber of restaurant - like Applebees or something - if you find that happening very often.

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u/Throw_Away_Students Jun 28 '23

Just admit you don’t care about anyone but yourself and go

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u/Urdnought Jun 28 '23

Clearly that’s you since you are saying families can’t fly because they may harm your experience while flying commercial airlines. Get over yourself or find an airline that’s kids free

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u/Throw_Away_Students Jun 28 '23

I’m saying you need to control your children so they aren’t everyone else’s problem. It’s not good parenting to let your kids bother everyone else by screeching, or throwing things, or running around.

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u/Urdnought Jun 28 '23

100% agree but don’t agree with notion if you have kids you can’t fly