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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is why I fly Southwest as much as possible. I'm always in one of the first few rows. I can't stand watching the human catastrophe that happens the minute the seat belt sign goes off. First, every white man on the aisle leaps out of his seat and snatches all his crap from the overhead bin. (They never ever put their "personal items" under the seat in front of them.) Then, they stand in the aisle and GLARE at everyone in front of them, which at this point is mostly other white men. The door opens, and a few white men up front escape. But then there's the older woman in row 3 who can't reach her bag in the overhead. Does the white man huffing and puffing behind her help? No, he shoves past her and the younger woman in the middle seat helps her get her bag down. Lather, rinse, repeat.[/quote] Not a white man but if you can’t get your overhead luggage without help you should wait for the crew to assist you or at least for the stream of passengers to subside [/quote] Ever seen a FA help anyone with luggage? They don’t. Ever. They’re not allowed.[/quote] I had no idea!! Then what are the people who can’t put their bags up hoping for? Good samaritans? That’s so strange to me. I am happy to accept the kindness of strangers but actually planning for it (and not being able to do without) blows my mind tbh [/quote]
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