“I haven’t thought about this in-depth, but I almost always wait a while before I try to get off the plane.
Posted by: jsalvati | August 18, 2008 at 09:27 PM”
If you have a window seat, that’s fine. Otherwise, move it and quit being a pinhead. I spend a lot of time trveling and I’m always amazed at the quirky behavior of people. People who take off their shoes and inflict their fungal emanations on the rest of the cabin are the worst. For some reason, people in 1st/business class do this more often than coach. Also, placing your stinky feet on the bulkhead in front of you should call for removal of at least one toe. Another thing is the selfish idiot (sorry to say, it’s usually a female) behind you who sees the magazine pouch as their own personal cubby hole to constantly fiddle with their water bottle, thick paperback book, U-shaped airplane neck pillow, etc… So, deplaning is usually a relief just to get away from these vile people.
“I haven’t thought about this in-depth, but I almost always wait a while before I try to get off the plane.
Posted by: jsalvati | August 18, 2008 at 09:27 PM”
If you have a window seat, that’s fine. Otherwise, move it and quit being a pinhead. I spend a lot of time trveling and I’m always amazed at the quirky behavior of people. People who take off their shoes and inflict their fungal emanations on the rest of the cabin are the worst. For some reason, people in 1st/business class do this more often than coach. Also, placing your stinky feet on the bulkhead in front of you should call for removal of at least one toe. Another thing is the selfish idiot (sorry to say, it’s usually a female) behind you who sees the magazine pouch as their own personal cubby hole to constantly fiddle with their water bottle, thick paperback book, U-shaped airplane neck pillow, etc… So, deplaning is usually a relief just to get away from these vile people.