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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Flight attends only get paid when the airplane doors are closed and are NOT eligible for workers comp if they get hurt putting your bag overhead. [b]Many FAs will refuse to move passengers belongings because of this.[/b] [/quote]
As it should be. They do not need to be getting injured because some short person is too lazy to check their bag. [/quote]

Some things are not replaceable like medical equipment and medications.  I have to travel with lots of meds, nebulizer and other things.  Stay blessed.  [/quote]

You have space under your seat.

Cue your excuses why that won’t work. [/quote]

How about this: A person is a disabled vet with a prosthesis. They have a carry-on bag that includes additional prosthesis parts & meds, and most definitely can't be checked. [b]Putting that bag under the seat is also problematic.[/b]

As for an excuse, look in the mirror as you are a poor excuse for a human being. [/quote]
It's not problematic, you're just lazy. FFS stop trying to co-opt disabled peoples' struggles because of your laziness and entitled attitude. [/quote]

This whole post, especially this response right here is why many people in the rest of the country thinks DC is a cesspool and needs to be cleared out. Really? This is an example of the "best and brightest" living and working in our Nation's capital?[/quote]

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