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Ok, enough snarking.  Honestly, I have no problem paying to fly what is essentially these days a bus with wings with not enough room for most people to be comfortable to fly for 4-6 hours (I'm often flying cross-country and I fly probably 10-15 times per year).  I really just think they should not even allow the seats to recline.  Have you seen the old Ellen Degeneres standup about it (hilarious, btw)?  [b]It's like 2 inches difference [/b]and you're still not that comfortable, but you're seriously encroaching on the space of the person behind you.  I get that you might be a little more comfortable if you recline and want to sleep, but you have to be aware that the person behind you could be trying to work on a laptop or have a drink on their tray or otherwise use the 2 feet of space in front of their face.  Yes, you paid for your seat, and yes, you are entitled to recline your seat if you so wish to give yourself that tiny bit of comfort, but if you don't realize you're probably making the person behind you more uncomfortable (let's not even get into the people in seats that don't recline), maybe you need to have a little more awareness of your surroundings.

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For someone with back problems, reclining 2 inches can make a world of difference.[/quote]

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