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No PP, it is about you being a jerk. If you can't afford all 6 of you to fly business it would make much more financial sense for all of you to sit in coach and you pay for a few bourbons. Unless you are drinking the whole bar each flight, this would more than save the cost of the business seat. Also you are leaving her alone with four kids on each flight and you are lording your salary and putting down your wife with the last 2 sentences in the above post. It's clear you don't respect your wife or treat her an equal partner.

You are not just a jerk you are a complete douche canoe. [/quote]

Now you are just being insulting because I have a different perspective from you. As a [b]Senior Executive[/b], I can't afford not to travel at least business class. If potential clients were to see me in coach, they would look down on me. I also find business to be a great place to network - a number of leads have come from conversations I have had in business class - leads which I would never have generated if I had spent the whole time instructing my child to stop kicking the seat in front.

And it really is a question of what you are used to. I grew up in a relatively comfortable position, as a result of which I am accustomed to a certain level of comfort and service. My wife grew up abroad in very different circumstances, so for her to be on a plane at all feels like a real treat. If we are both happy, where is the harm?[/quote]

Bwahaahaha, love the callback to the Executive with a Capital E there.  Well done, troll, well done.  [/quote]

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