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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nope! This happens on 90% of my flights. Crazy making. It's somebody from Row 4 who fancies himself a true gentleman, and he stands up in the aisle, blocking all the folks behind him. He then waits on every single person in row 3 to exit before he will get the eff out of the way.[/quote]

+1. It’s almost always a man. These are the same type servers in restaurants call “the water captain,” who in a grandiose, sweeping gesture, immediately upon being seated, order a round of free waters for the table.

Move it or lose it, PeePaw. You may have all day, but others don’t.[/quote]

This! If you need extra time to collect your things, adjust your balance, etc. just wait for everyone else to deboard.

I'm not pushing anyone out of the way to deboard, but sometimes I have a tight connection and yes, 15 minutes does make a difference.  And, many times I don't know how tight that connection is until I learn at landing that my connecting flight is in the opposite wing/terminal of the airport!

Conversely, if I'm traveling with my kids and we don't have a tight connection, I'm more than happy to let others off the plane ahead of me and deboard at the end.[/quote]

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