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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would anyone take issue with this? The kids aren’t infants. They’re 40 feet away at most, in an enclosed space. We have our kids fly First/Business with us when we can, but often (particularly on domestic flights) there won’t be enough seats available. Kids get demoted first. They’re small, know how to fly/behave, and again—not infants who need a parent nearby. [/quote] It’s awkward for the adults who have to ride next to your young children. We end up stepping in for you when all we want is a quiet ride to our destination. Of course I’m going to think of you as selfish and detached. It’s hard not to as I’m helping your child open a snack, etc. [/quote] My 10 year old knows how to open a bag of pretzels, thanks. If you spoke to or otherwise interacted with him beyond maybe an initial head nod or “hello” when first sitting down, he’d have his guard up about you being a weirdo. [/quote] Having sat next to a kid of that age who needed my help, I can tell you it happens. And if there’s extreme turbulence or, horrifically, an extreme change in cabin pressure, are you expecting me to fill in for you? The whole “child before you” part of the safety presentation is supposed to be about my own children, not yours. [/quote] My kid had functioning brain cells and would know what to do. Again these are teens not toddlers. You on the other hand . . .[/quote] You mean the teens you really don't want but tolerate.[/quote] Yep. You clearly don’t have teens. They are barely tolerable some days. [/quote]
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