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Reply to "NYTs Etiquette - "I Refused to Switch Seats on a Plane. Twice. Was I Wrong?""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem with flight attendants grabbing people and asking them to switch is that there are lots of hidden disabilities that people have that they shouldn't have to disclose. I have kidney issues and need to be close to a bathroom, etc. I also remember being pregnant and therefore wanting to be close to a bathroom (still in the morning sickness stage) and traveling with colleagues. I shouldn't have to disclose my pregnancy in front of my colleagues in order to keep the seat that I paid for. You have no idea why anyone purchased a particular seat and you have no right to ask or to ask them to switch it. [/quote] I agree. I have arthritic knees (good and bad days) but I never disclose it though I hate getting up and down and never take an aisle seat if I can help it....always a window. I'm always the last one off just in case my knees slow me down. Not dealing with the 'you're moving too slow' crowd.[/quote]
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