When Life Humbles You in 10 Seconds Or Less - REACTION

[@eschularickshorty26]

I switched one time for this young boy so he could sit next to his dad because he was very nervous. I was by myself so I didn't care. The family then bought me a drink and a bunch of snacks as a thank you. Very sweet family. The dad in the first story is SO ENTITLED. As a dad you'd think you'd put your family first and not sit your young daughter with STRANGERS!

[@erikarussell1142]

Between two big dudes. Absolutely not. My husband would’ve never put us nor anyone else through that. That’s insanity. Man up and do what’s right. Get over yourself.

[@erikarussell1142]

Also that was so wholesome and beautiful. Bless you both.

[@BrianAndresScott]

Exactly, he just didn't want to sit in a middle

[@MamaCat956]

the dad should have taken the middle seat. My dad did Every time we flew when I was a child.

[@maryrichardson1318]

Just poor planning on the Dad's part. First of all, it sounds like they had 6 people in their party. 2 adults, 4 kids. If the plane was a middle aisle with 3 seats on each side, he should have chosen either 6 seats across, with the aisle in the middle, or 2 rows of 3 on one side. My husband and I traveled with our 3 kids A LOT, military family, and the only time we did not get to choose was when we came home from Germany on emergency leave when my dad was dying. Luckily the kids were older. We had my husband, my daughter, and I in a 3 seat row, and each of our boys in single seats, just across the aisle in 2 different rows. We could see them and talk to them, but at least this way, they did not bicker for 9 hours. We actually got up a few times and played "musical chairs", but there was always at least one adult with our 9 year old daughter.

[@cookiec-00]

Lol, I paid for a window seat once because I loved looking at the clouds and sun and had an early flight. An older lady who was very capable was in my seat, and I told her she was, and she pointed up to the numbers and letters saying that was her seat with a smug smile. My ass asked an attendant who then politely asked her to move from my seat. She was fuming the rest of the flight, lol

[@punchdrunkassassin]

I had a grown man try that on me when I was flying by myself from Canada to Switzerland. He kept trying to get me out of my window seat because supposedly he had asked for the window seat so it was his, his booking said that it was his seat and I needed to move. No sir, I might have only been 18 at the time, but I'm not an idiot. Unfortunately I ended up having to sit next to him the entire 14 hr flight and he was not happy with me. Because I am made of anxiety I was afraid to move the whole time and make him angrier. But I'm still glad I held my ground!

[@danielleking262]

GOOD !!!!

[@lizRomrell]

My son is 6 and I always pay extra to make sure we are seated next to each other. One day our flight came in late and we were rushing to our connecting flight. We barely made it, however they gave my window seat to a standby person, and reassigned my seat somewhere else. Effectively splitting my son and I up. We got on the plane and realized they split us up. The flight attendant helped us but I felt so bad for the kind lady that switched for us. Thank you to whomever you are sweet lady ❤️

[@Rickettsia505]

#1: Don't explain why. Just say NO. I am so proud that you said " Don't touch me." Powerful.

[@nancymesek]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@Tash_inBloom]

I’m still learning to just say no to people without an explanation.

[@rogerhutcheson7281]

​@@Tash_inBloomYou can, cause you don't "owe" anyone an explanation. Have safe future flights. 🛫 ✈️ 😁

[@Rickettsia505]

@@Tash_inBloom It is very difficult for young women in our culture to learn that. But it is so powerful, especially to realize that you do not owe an explanation. Entitled folks will argue with any explanation. By denying them an explanation, you deny them an argument, and invalidate their entitlement.

[@KatieVanHelsing]

Seconded! No one ever has the right to touch you like that! Good on you!

[@spklyunicorn]

I am a 6ft tall 200lb middle aged woman who can afford business class the one or two times a year I fly. My husband and I were going to Argentina (9.5 hours). A woman with her 10-12 year old daughter behind her asked if we could change seats with them in coach because they had missed their earlier flight ,were very sleepy, and their seats weren't comfortable to sleep in. I looked at my husband and quietly said to him in Spanish,"You better take this one cause if I say what I am thinking we might get tossed off the plane." My husband, very demure, very mindful, politely explained that I had back trouble (which is actually true) and I couldn't sit in coach. You would have thought he called her momma a whore and her brother a bastard, She lost it! Fortunately, two flight attendants were able to "guide" them back to their seats. When we went to get our luggage, she was giving us the stink eye. I just waved and smiled.

[@chantelmurphy2397]

People have lost their damn minds to even consider making someone who paid for business class to switch and sit in coach!!! What the actual F is wrong with people!! This is why I have such bad anxiety and why my self esteem is so low, I'm constantly questioning my own self and sanity because of people like this! Good for you for getting your "very demure and very mindful" hubby to set the record straight. I hope your flight was comfy and rewarding ❤

[@spklyunicorn]

@@chantelmurphy2397 The trip was for our 30th wedding anniversary and it was DIVINE!!! We went to Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Ishuaia. Just wonderful! And yes, people are crazy. I rarely travel without him because my anxiety goes through the roof. He keeps me grounded and focused on other things (he likes to tell me Dad jokes.) I am blessed beyond measure.

[@donnapauley8183]

Her poor planning does not mean you give up great seats to go to coach!

[@OneDoodlingBug]

"You would have thought he called her momma a whore & her brother a bastrd" has me cryingggg. I am going to use this going forward 😂

[@Jypsie415]

It's bad enough to ask such a thing, but to then become so belligerent, that's just entitled ignorance. Absolutely unacceptable. Good for you guys to not switch!

[@elizalagonia1049]

Being outsmarted by your toddler is one of the most humbling experiences in life. It's even worse when your twins work together to outsmart you, and you're so impressed but also really annoyed.

[@izzyt1626]

I told my toddler to brush his teeth after going potty since he was in the bathroom anyways. He went and peed off the back porch. 😂😂

[@elizalagonia1049]

@izzyt1626 boys. When we moved into our new house, I was wondering why water was always on the floor and I was smelling pee everywhere. It's an old house and there was an old heating grate in their room. It went down a hole.

[@TheSnowdogsShorts]

One time I was at the hospital for an appointment, and I asked a nurse if it would be okay if I brought my daughter through to the next area, "she said as long as she doesn't run around causing trouble." I replied with a laugh, "I hope not as she is 22." The nurse laughed too. I was kind of flattered that she didn't think that I looked old enough to have an adult child. A bit later on the nurse came past us in the next area, and she jokingly said, "you're not running around causing trouble are you?" My daughter responded with a giggle, "I'm thinking about it." 14 years later, and my daughter and I still laugh about this memory. :D

[@Queina1]

That is so wholesome, I love it!

[@Wendybird471]

😆 💖

[@sarahhunter1114]

That’s such a cute story❤️

[@justasnail885]

Awww❤❤

[@kyleanuar9090]

I was at a waiting room and they had a moveable cooling machine and one lady just allowed her kid running around and turning off the machine playing with the many buttons and controllers. We all had to suffer the heat while she did nothing and the nurses look busy for us to bother.

[@KOKO-uu7yd]

That first story - another option is to let the MOM sit back there, and TAKE A BREAK?!? That's one possible case where someone might actually WANT that seat! 😂

[@bookwrm4evr]

A man like that doesn't give the mom breaks. I say "the mom" because if he had any respect for his family he would've inconvenienced himself instead of everyone else and most definitely would NOT have said that garbage he did to a kid, let alone HIS own child. That man, for that particular situation, makes me believe he is trash. Also the way the girl said he grabbed at her shoulder, just no.

[@karennaylor7138]

@@bookwrm4evrand the way he talked to the two random guys about the situation, then informing her of what they decided? WTH? 🧐🤔

[@bookwrm4evr]

@@karennaylor7138 Yes!, Gross.

[@KOKO-uu7yd]

@@bookwrm4evr I absolutely agree. Just felt like something I needed to point out, not like something that'd actually have a snowball's chance of that particular guy doing. His poor kids 😥😥😥

[@wobblyjelly345]

That's too rational for this so called 'dad'.. He doesn't want to think or solve. That family is not in good hands.

[@ItsNaeBihhh.Daaah6]

That first story is absolutely insane and exactly why I practice my “leave me alone , don’t try it “ face when I feel like these type of ppl will cross my path 😊😂😂

[@ld7671]

One time I was flying from Melbourne to Manchester. A lady was kicking off because she had to sit next to another women and her child. So I asked the airhostess if we could swap. I spoke to the lady and gave the kid my souvenir Teddy. I fell asleep before we took off because I was so tired. I woke up and the mother next to me had got a blanket off the airhostess and had tucked me in. It was the most wonderful moment ❤️ 💖

[@KnawedOne]

That was a loving consideration for another consideration.

[@mrsakeroyd]

Awe I love that! There are still some nice people out there

[@Multi-Facets]

Oh, that’s the sweetest thing I’ve heard this month.

[@evelynneufeld7610]

110% wholesome

[@silverzip8292]

That was so sweet of her.

[@janetmoreno8909]

I haven't flown anywhere in the last couple years but I've always picked my seat at the time I book my flight. The fact that the Dad wouldn't sit in the middle seat so his young child could sit with the rest of the family tell me he's a poor excuse for a father.

[@rachelbuchanan9945]

Yes! Exactly what I thought.

[@StubbyandShifu]

All the seats suck now. When I use to fly, I would upgrade to more room. But it's so sad how people are so weird about human touch. I always thought that was one of the blessings of humanity.

[@janetmoreno8909]

@@StubbyandShifu Well it's not like you're at a barbecue with family & friends. Planes are cramped and no I don't want a bunch of strangers always touching me, I avoid aisle seats because the aisles are so narrow that every time someone walks down then you get hit.

[@littlelizzi3135]

​@@StubbyandShifu Human touch is only a blessing when it's consensual 💜

[@monicacollins8289]

Dad didn't mind inconveniencing a stranger, but HE didn't want to be inconvenienced either 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@OffbeatWorlds]

I've only ever asked someone to switch seats with me once, and it was because on my previous flight I'd gotten super sick, and I wanted to make sure if I needed to run back to the bathroom again I wouldn't need to wait for someone to move out of the way or risk puking on them. The guy was very understanding, bless him.

[@annabrandt2628]

My husband has a whole different reason to never change seats in a plane - he always says "If we crash with the plane and we die but are still attached to our seats, they can identify us through the booked seat number" 😅 It's a horrible thought but it makes me laugh all the time! Best wishes from Germany to all petty potatoes 💕

[@adriana27100]

Lol that's a smart man right there! Safe travels to you both!

[@xavthomas]

They can update it in the system if you're worried. The airline steward

[@MrsWellner]

He's not wrong. It's morbid, but not wrong.

[@annabrandt2628]

@adriana27100 Thanks! I also think he's right with that, the airlines really use the list of booked seats in such horrible cases. So he always has an honest response 😊

[@annabrandt2628]

@@MrsWellner Yes I think he's really honest with this response 😊

[@samanthafairweather9186]

I had some entitled couple try to force me to move from my seat one time. They even tried "We need to sit with our children. You understand don't you"? I asked where their children were, and they pointed at a young boy and girl - " That's our kids. So we need this seat". I said, with a big grin, "Mum! Dad! I didn't recognise you! Have you's lost weight or something"? They were pointing at my brother and sister. 🤣🤣

[@KnawedOne]

😂😂🤌🏽

[@got_some_screws_loose]

NO FUCKING WAY!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 NAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[@bonnemoms5413]

Wowwww that's crazy

[@laurahoney5288]

Hhahaha that’s epic 😂🤣

[@Cazzybelle1414]

I need to know their response to that?! 😂😂😂

[@PianoManPaul]

One thing is for certain: when the family showed up, being a family of 6, the father *ABSO-FREAKING-LUTELY* tried to see if he could seat his family either 6 across, or 3 and 3, one row behind the other, WHEN HE CHECKED IN. He was then told by the ticket person, "No, sorry. The closest thing we have sir is these five seats available in one row at the front of the plane." Already, with attitude boiling, he had a firm plan in place, before even boarding that plane, that he was GOING TO make that person switch with anybody else, so he could have his 6 across. Failure to do that, made his defeated entitlement, feel so much more pain with this righteous loss. I stand and applaud this young lady!! Go girl!!! 💥💯

[@caskillet]

I was boarding once and found a very elderly woman in my seat. "Pardon me ma'am, i think you're in my seat." She got very flustered, I could tell she was a little confused. So I asked to see her ticket, noted the seat she was supposed to be in, and went to sit in her seat way in the back of the plane. I settled in, a little proud of myself for solving the issue, when a mother and her toddler took the two seats next to me. The kid was out of control. As we left the gate, she said "I'm really sorry, he doesn't like to fly." She was right - that kid was literally throwing haymakers at his mom and screaming thevwhole flight. I've flown around the world, but that 45 minute trip was the longest flight ever.... I hope that old lady enjoyed her peace 20 rows in front of me...

[@ashleynxo]

She probably knew.... lol

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

You earned your seat in heaven 😊

[@claireleone]

She was his grandma discretely distancing herself 😂😂😂😂

[@SusanMiner-q9j]

@@ashleynxomaybe his grandma….

[@Kayenne54]

If little kids are playing up like that boy, I'd suggest to mothers worldwide that they *may* have some inner ear issues; the pressurization causes intense pain if something is even a bit off with the ears. Kids that age often have sniffles or are even teething; the eustachian tube in the ear gets blocked, and causes major discomfort for little ones.

[@LC05]

Years ago; my now husband and I never paid extra to pick our seats. More often than not, we were still assigned seats together at check-in. However, if we didn't get to seat together, then so be it. One of the times we weren't assigned to seat together, I looked over to him while the plane was still boarding and asked a question. The guy sitting next to him, asked him if we were traveling together to which the answer was yes. The guy quickly looked over to me and offered to switch seats with him so we could seat together. I asked if he was sure and he said yes. We were super thankful and even offered to buy him a drink and snacks, which he declined and said it was not necessary and he was happy to do something nice for someone else. What made it "more than nice" IMO, is that I had a middle seat and he gave me his aisle seat. ❤

[@VLStJohn]

Me too!

[@LivingLikePhoenix]

I’m dying laughing over here. During the airport dad story, right at the part where we hit full audacity, KZbin cut to an ad with the music from Next Episode and a voice saying “We see you airport dad….” 😂😂😂😂

[@merrymaid2890]

😂

[@desktopkitty823]

It was 1996, flying Dallas to Houston, and I was really nervous. At first people thought I was scared/first time flyer. I was nervous because I was going to MD Anderson Cancer Center for surgery and treatment and I was on my own. I was barely 18 and no one in my family, not even my mom cared. All of a sudden the flight attendant informs me that there's an empty seat in first class. I wasn't asking or making a fuss but she offered for me to have that seat.

[@sarahhunter1114]

So, it sounds like the surgery was successful then?

[@kirstimeretearnesen1202]

Sorry for you, barly 18 and non of your parents went with you. Glad you beat cancer, I guess so as you still are her.

[@alioh7615]

I hope you're doing better these days, I'm glad that flight attendant was there to help out 🖤

[@danirocket21611]

So your mom didn't care that you had cancer? Dude that's messed up. Hope you're good now. 👍

[@mommyoflcm]

❤❤❤

[@emm6724]

10:51 my husband is a firefighter and he says he loves it when people park in front of a hydrant because he legally allowed to smash their windows to access the water. 😂

[@Sorchia56]

It’s rather satisfying!!! 😈🤣🤣

[@elizabethshuster218]

I live across the street from a Catholic church and in the summertime they get tons of visitors and they're piled up into the streets parked on both sides(which theyre not supposed to be, there's no parking signs posted entirely on one side, you can barely squeeze in between the cars on the street and we're right next to the hospital, so if an ambulance needs to come through there would be little to no space) and on the side of the street there is a fire hydrant which people ALWAYS park in front of. God forbid there is ever an incident where this happens, but sometimes i just wish the visitors who go to the church gets their windows smashed into by emergency responders because they feel entitled take up the entire road. As a fellow Christian i know thats a horrible thing of me to think, but i really want them to stop hogging the entire road and blocking the fore hydrant. They also drive like idiots so when im trying to pull out of the parking lot of ky apartment, I'm almost always getting hit by them dashing out of service the moment its done.

[@pennygleeson5029]

My bro used to love being an ambo driver for the ability to speed, especially thry red lights 🤣🤣

[@JPMcFancy]

Ok

[@Bubbles-kk9zs]

This comment makes me want to look up videos 😂 of firefighters being so badass 😎.

[@Eponine1025]

Not only did that baby outsmart his dad, he swirled the cup in his face to let him know there was in fact some left.

[@toxicgerl]

I waited in line at the movies for 2 hours, got the seat I wanted and this lady and her 10 year old child showed up during the trailers and asked me to move down a seat, which btw was behind a super tall guy (I'm 5'0) and I politely declined. She proceeded to yell at me that I must not have kids and that her kid deserved to see the movie..... everyone was looking and I replied, "you're right, I take birth control." She went to the manager and he told her that the seats were first come, first serve. She raised her voice and told him what I said to her...He asked me if I do in fact take birth control, and I replied, yes sir. He looked at her and said, well, she's doesn't seem to be lying. Lol. In the end, the manager put 2 chairs in the back of the theater for them. She got her way in the end... but not from me.

[@Xero.mp3]

I don’t see why they had to confirm if you were taking birth control or not but I’m glad you stood up for yourself.

[@fionacalou11303]

@@Xero.mp3I’m guessing he asked just so that the mom had less ammunition against them

[@Lackingwanderlust]

See this is why people throw tantrums! He shouldn’t have accommodated her. It just reinforces bad behavior!

[@sarahhunter1114]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@simsimah]

I know her kid was embarrassed

[@sandymann931]

I was on a early morning flight from Dallas/Fort Worth to Ontario California once I was in the window seat a business man was in the middle seat and a young mom with a newborn was on the aisle. As soon as she sat down I could tell the business man was annoyed. I asked him if he would like to exchange seats, which we did. I helped the mom with her newborn as much as I could, her dad had just had a heart attack and she was trying to get to Palm Springs to be with him and was very overwhelmed. Sometimes just a little kindness can goba very long way.

[@dilaraz527]

That is so kind of you. Wish you only the best you seem like a wonderful person!

[@sandymann931]

@dilaraz527 Aww thank you, just have a mother's heart ❤️

[@TinyNaye]

I recently got back from Ontario, Caliornia, myself so I may have been on that flight! Bless you for being so accommodating for that momma.

[@sandymann931]

@TinyNaye aww thank you, aren't we called to be nice to our fellow man. I think people have lost the meaning of "love thy neighbor"

[@ReBecca-rl4bi]

As a mom of young ones at this moment in life Thank You

[@scottyawesomesauce]

I’m from America and I would KILL for Old Dutch chips! All Dressed and Ketchup are elite.

[@reggiereggiesauce5755]

A kid silently crying rings alarm bells all this plane bullshit aside - she’s learned crying aloud makes mummy/daddy angry.

[@caljones]

I was thinking that, too

[@MindiB]

Yup. Daddy is a narcissistic bully.

[@sweetthang4970]

@@MindiByes-this is my thought as well

[@wobblyjelly345]

My heart goes out to that poor child. That so called 'father' is a selfish, entitled POS.. Some ppl should not be parents. Poor kid going to be raised by him for years to come.

[@dianajohnston3042]

FACTS! I worked CPS and anytime there is actually child completely silent...there is something seriously wrong in that house.

[@colettecarroll9371]

I travel on my own exclusively & I can fully vouch that as a solo female traveller I’m expected to agree to all requests made by couples/families. I used to. Not any more.

[@MotherofWeePigs]

Yeah me too. The expectations felt unfair.

[@danielleking262]

What was the worst experience you've had with that??

[@Toomanycatz]

I wouldn't dare ask. Then again, I would plan ahead and make sure our seats were together. 🙄

[@pysvtfa4]

So true, I also fly solo as a female. I’m very small, so everyone wants me sitting next to them so they can have half of my seat too. I don’t tolerate that anymore. I reserve my seat, board early and slap that armrest down!

[@andreharris7211]

They also expect women to be agreeable and they cant so easily bully a man.

[@lovingmymcmahon3382]

We fly from Charlotte to Denver as much as we can.. As a family of 6, we always pay to upgrade so we don’t have to be concerned about where our children will be sitting!!

[@FurryFox27]

5:53 why didn’t the DAD switch with the daughter so the daughter could be with the family instead of strangers?!

[@C0m3TSw1tch]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@hales6547]

Came to comment this... What a piece of work

[@joannemeadorsleonard4904]

Same!

[@katl6426]

That seems to be what always happens from the stories I hear.

[@feliciamapossa9113]

Yeah, like WTF

[@craftycaligirl2803]

I've only given my window seat to a passenger who's service dog was flying for the 1st time and was nervous. She kept trying to get him to face away because the dog was panting heavily. I gladly let her have my window seat and got to have a nice foot warmer when the dog laid across our feet. ❤

[@Rosieriva13]

Aww ❤ that's so sweet

[@sierraporter8327]

Aweeee i love it

[@rosielele]

That’s a total win win

[@Just-Nikki]

That’s what I call a win - win situation ❤

[@anncoleman]

That is the DREAM

[@thewitchsfamiliar]

The kitty imitating its kitty sibling is the cutest thing I have seen all day!

[@natcostin1]

I was once sitting in a wheelchair assigned spot on the bus... Few stops down a lady got on with a pram with a young baby.. Literally stood in the aisle staring at me, I smiled politely and she gave me a death stare in return lol. She then spoke up asking if could turn my wheelchair to the side so she could get her pram in. I was like this is a wheelchair space and its meant for wheelchair users like myself. She literally huffed saying I was being selfish.. Another lady spoke up stating if i were to move to the side I would be blocking the aisle. The mother muttered something like bet she can walk really before taking the baby out and folding the pram up putting it in the designated pram carrier. 🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@MrsWellner]

Good for you defending your right to that space.

[@sharim]

The AUDACITY!!! Good for you.❤

[@elenawilliams32]

Well done! You have to stand your ground... Well sit your ground... 😂 I'll see myself out. 😁

[@jeanams07]

Holy shit, the entitlement of some parents is insane!

[@613miami]

People are nasty and selfish. Such a sad world

[@bikermann42]

My brother and I book seats together when we go visit family. Last year we had a short hop out of Regina on a little Dash 8 and had booked seats near the front. After boarding the flight attendant came out and said the plane was heavy toward the front, and they were hoping for volunteers to move to the back. We instantly said no problem as long as we sit together, so they moved us to the very back and the plane took off with no delay. My brother and I were given snacks as soon as we took off, and then it was suggested we take the most expensive items from the menu(which was not available on that flight). They didn't have to do any of that, we weren't expecting it, but the gratitude they expressed felt good, and we shared cookies with everyone when we got home. Thanks WJ!

[@Foreverfriends-h9g]

That "im sleeping" I cant be bothered is is an oldie but a goodie and in majority of cases it ALWAYS WORKS! Im like 2 thousandn late, I most def need to try those old dutch ketchup chips. 😮

[@YrimuMay]

"No, it's a no! I am not switching to a middle seat" All hail the potato 👑

[@mariahillenbrand8396]

No I'm not switching seats - don't ask me again, because the answer will be the same EVERY TIME!! Don't speak to me again!! Have a nice flight!!

[@RoverClover]

I like when a narcissist tries their bull crap manipulation on a stranger and it doesn't go their way. 😂 My mother in law thought her crap would fly for my wedding and was so mad when she found out I was not playing her games.

[@wamx3vlog280]

As a parent with multiple kids I love the fact I can choose our seats so we are together and I don’t have to worry about stranger danger. That dad was so entitled

[@firestarhk3875]

It’s nice to see/hear other parents call out this nonsense; I think so many people like that dad think all parents feel that entitled which just isn’t true. I don’t have kids yet but want them someday and I just think it’s so embarrassing to even ask someone that (even worse to demand like that guy did 🫣) totally could have been prevented if he took responsibility for his own family.

[@SassySandra01]

Like I’ve always said “ improper planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part” ❤❤❤❤

[@blackwell754]

6:27 husbands on planes really annoy me. Was on a 4 hour flight and a lovely lady got on with a newborn and a toddler. She was seated beside me and looked so washed out. About 30 minutes into a flight I offered to hold the baby for a bit. She fell asleep but her baby was hungry so I waved her husband who was 2 rows behind with the toddler. The man had a tantrum because I was asking for him to get a bottle of milk- he tried to wake his clearly exhausted wife rather than do 1 thing for his own baby. Thank god for the air hostess. We made sure Mum got a rest and baby got fed. Oh, and the husband was drinking.

[@craftycaligirl2803]

The husband is a clod. That mom deserved better.

[@adaliaalvarez7269]

Thank god for divorce, too.

[@amandaloel1782]

That man is a bad husband and a bad father😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@blackwell754]

@@amandaloel1782 yep! She had huge circles round her eyes and looked too thin for a new mother. Gaunt is how I’d describe her. She was a lovely soul. Kept apologising for falling asleep- I told her I love babies and it was a pleasure. I hope she’s doing ok now.

[@VALENTINA2026]

Some men are useless

[@Hoprup]

05:38 and why whould the dad put his daughter between two strangers and the "only" solution is to ask the women to switch, rather than taking the seat himself

[@forkmcspoon198]

Oh my gosh Vanessa was on point in this one. I burst out laughing every time the "Old Dutch CHIPS" came up. lol

[@IamPINKIEDaniels]

I pick the aisle seat as I need the toilet a lot when I’m anxious and I hate climbing over people, I will NEVER move for anyone for any reason 🤷‍♀️

[@DawnKellyMedia]

Me either. Nope, I paid for this seat. And if we go down, I need to be in my assigned seat.

[@CharlotteDobre]

ME TOO BESTIE I HAVE TO PEEEEE

[@christinarapolas7738]

My husband is tall and also needs to use the restroom. We're keeping that seat we pay extra for.

[@karenreinholt4207]

On a flight home from Maui, I had paid to upgrade to business class. I like the extra leg room plus the USB port. Early on in the flight, a very elderly gentleman came walking up from somewhere in coach. His wife was across the aisle and one row up from me. He had a question about using his tablet. She answered him and he unsteadily walked back to his seat. This happened 3 more times, in fairly quick succession. I went back to use the bathroom and saw him heading up front again. I asked if he’d like to switch seats to be near his wife. He was so thankful. I helped him gather his belongings, let the flight attendant know what we were doing and took him up to my seat. I got my purse and headed back to his seat. As I sat down and my knees hit the seat in front of me, I realized I’d just given up my upgraded seat. But I still felt it was a good thing to do for that elderly man. As I sat there, people around me thanked me because they’d been concerned about him. The flight attendant was so sweet and brought me snacks and a drink. I’ve had people say they wouldn’t have done that. But I’d do the same thing over again because that 80+ year old gentleman needed to be near his wife. I’m not asking for pat’s on the back. Just sharing a story. It felt good to help someone.

[@victoriahayden2961]

People who ask others to move seats on a plane if they “haven’t been bothered” or “too cheapskate” to book seats together make me SO angry! Don’t try a guilt trip other people into moving - especially if they have preselected and paid extra for their seat!

[@rickmossop3733]

My friend is 6'5" and booked a seat with extra leg room and some entitled woman wheedled him into moving. He is just too nice sometimes.

[@donnapauley8183]

Guarantee he will think about it next time! He has been able to bully people into giving up their seats!

[@SugLV75]

Ketchup chips …??

[@rickmossop3733]

@@SugLV75 Oh yeah. Probably one of the best things about Canada right now.

[@SugLV75]

@@rickmossop3733. Well sounds like I will have to try these !! If I can find them in NV , USA …. I’ve never seen or noticed them.. 😊

[@kerrychabot]

The nail story with the Cheeto dust made me BURST out laughing! The struggle is real though!😆😆😆

[@EmGee12]

I'm a mom of two, and I always prebook the seats because my anxiety could NOT COPE with the thought of them sitting separately from me. In the UK, you can pay to book seats when you book your holiday. So I've already paid and upgraded our seats for next June. It's all about planning, and if you can you definitely should lol.

[@alexiatr]

I've only flown once in my life, well one forth and back, but even for me as a newbie, it was incredibly easy to choose the seats and the overall process for booking. I planned the trip about 2 months in advance, choose the seat and did phone check in. I was constantly asking stuff because I was afraid I was missing something. So I can't understand why people that have more experience than me, behave this way.

[@river3163]

Saaame

[@erikarussell1142]

I would agree with the expectation of family entitlement. As a previous boss, I absolutely did not give anyone special treatment. Family or not. I raised kids without taking holidays off so my employees without kids could still have a real family holiday. It’s unacceptable how people feel they are owed things. The social expectations of accommodating families over individuals, is un-HINGED

[@dracofirex]

Yes!! I often worked the holidays but I really didn't do anything for the holidays since it's my mom's busiest time of year to work and I've got nothing better to do. Now, I get holidays off and don't know what to do with myself. Even so, if a single person has family they want to be with and events to attend, they should get just as much of a chance as anyone else who wants the same. Kids or not, family is important at all stages of life, even the grown single child who wants to see their parents and others.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

I'm a mom but it kills me people beliv3 that their inability to use birth control gives them special privileges 🤦‍♀️ I always pay extra for seats and people are just cheap.

[@jencru1351]

I actually disagree... Not about this story and the dad acting not just ridiculously entitled but using his poor child that way... BUT after becoming a parent and now fully understanding how effing hard this is, I do belive in giving a little more grace and understanding towards parents (and also practice this myself in interactions with other parents). These crazy levels of exhaustion and overwhelm are real, especially in our times now since we have so much knowledge about child development and the pressure of 'doing right' by our children. Giving employees who have children a little extra understanding by providing flexible work times vor first choice when it comes to vacation days is not too much . of course there has to be open and appreciative communication with the other employees as well and understanding for other personal circumstances as well. But I disagree with the thinking of "I went through this/worked through this, others should, too..." ... Why not make someone elses life easier if you are capable, pave the way so others do not have to struggle as much?

[@erikarussell1142]

@ oh I fully agree!!! I just didn’t give families special treatment over others. I was very flexible with time off and vacations. But if you filed holiday before a mother did and you didn’t get approved because you didn’t file first, then I absolutely would not bend over backwards to take away time from an individual vs a parent. Which I’ve had happen. I worked at equifax (credit reporting) and I filed after a married man with no kids. They gave it to me because I had kids. I rescinded my vacation and gave it to him. Because who would do that? He wanted to go see his family in Wisconsin for holiday. He hadn’t seen them in five years. Absolutely not.

[@redeye1016]

@@jencru1351just because someone doesn’t have kids doesn’t mean their life is easier than yours, or they don’t need that holiday time off. No one is saying don’t be kind to parents, but they do not deserve special treatment for a choice they made. Sorry.

[@paulas2218]

Dad should have planned ahead and bought seats with them all together. If I were that girl telling that story, I would have looked him dead in the eye and said “I planned ahead and paid extra for this exact seat, and no, I don’t want to go and sit between two men I don’t know.” And when he said he was sorry that some people were mean, I’d have told those children that it’s a shame your Dad didn’t put any thought into planning this trip in a way where you could all sit together. Period.

[@TheOGPokemonGirl]

Whenever my family travelled when we were kids, my dad would always select our seats when he booked, and he'd also always take the single seat next to a stranger. We could never all fit together so he'd have the rest of us stay together and he'd sit on his own (usually directly behind us or across the aisle.) He travelled heaps for business trips so he was used to sitting next to strangers. He's a super courteous flyer, and one of those people that can strike up a friendly conversation with anyone.

[@Scarlett.Granger]

For real, i felt so bad in the first story when he said his kid would have to sit there alone sandwiched between strangers like ???

[@ttcross7175]

5:58 no dad you sit between the 2 guys problem solved

[@teacupwithhoney]

Exactly that’s what I thought

[@Kelly-wj7xd]

I thought the same thing that dad is entitled and showing his children how to behave the same way.

[@cherryd9747]

Or mom…as a mom I would be sitting there. But I would never have my young child sit there.

[@amandaloel1782]

Oh my goodness! He put his daughter there on purpose, thinking he'd get the other passenger to move 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cloudstalker8956]

he is not going to watch the children

[@crassenti]

I love your couple moments with Mike, so Canadian and so awesome

[@sharonmcmaster7951]

We went to Disney on South West..didn't understand the book a seat. My son (5 yrs) was seated behind me by three isles. It worked out perfect! He met an older couple sharing the row, they offered to take us to Disney since they were quite close to the Board Walk section. He loved his freedom and loved his "new friends".

[@Sakanamoto]

I actually once had a family kindly ask if I could switch seats FROM a middle seat. I think I was in between her two kids and so she wanted to sit there and I got her aisle seat away from her kids. I was very happy with this trade off^_^

[@ShrodingersHat]

I'm very much someone that believes if you've booked and paid for a specific seat then you better get that damn seat. The amount of times I've booked seats at the cinema, train, and the like and some twat has been sat in my seat before I get there is a joke. The audacity when they kick off after you ask them to move as well, like "Dude, I freaking booked and paid for this, MOVE!!!" Especially when it's the cinema, if the seats were on a first come first served basis they wouldn't bother letting you pick where you wanna sit beforehand.

[@spiderninjapig]

My dad works for an airline so we get to fly standby for free, but this means we never get to choose our seats, we just get whatever is still available before takeoff. I flew with him and my mom multiple times in middle school and high school and I don’t think we ever all three had seats next to each other. Me being an anxious teenage girl though, my dad ALWAYS took the lone seat next to strangers so my mom and I would be together or at least in a more comfortable spot. Not once did we ever ask one of the people who paid money for a specific seat to move. We were just glad to be on the damn plane lol. My dad’s generally the “suck it up and deal with it” type of person but he never stuck me in between two random guys in coach for three hours.

[@michellegreen6023]

😂 that first story reminds me of my first time on plane a father asked me to move to a different seat and I said No your poor planning doesn't mean that you have the right to demand my seat😂

[@funkycacahuete2933]

Airlines will not allow a young child to sit alone. When I traveled with my then family of 3, the only time we were ever split up, they changed my ticket to allow me to sit with my daughter because legally they can’t separate a child under 10 from a parent. They did tell me they couldn’t place both adults with our kid though. And that makes sense. So my husband sat on his own. If we were going to travel now that we have 2 kids, I’d pay extra to choose our seats together in advance because id need the extra help. Just pointing this out to say that no kid is being abandoned because people don’t give up their seat. That child is at least with their other parent and the other adult is just going to have to deal.

[@lotstodo]

I am a small gal and I will switch to be helpful, but if I'm with my husband I will not move, I need to sit by my husband.

[@irish7988]

Asking isn’t demanding.

[@kimichan5]

That daughter laughing is a gem! I would’ve been SO HURT! She is a rockstar for laughing about it

[@lauren8777]

old dutch employee here!! we never get recognized and i jumped up and cheered when I heard "Old Dutch Ketchup Chips" 🎉🎉🎉 YAYYYY glad you enjoyyyy ❤❤❤

[@peaceseeker52]

I have a neighbor that retired from Old Dutch about 20 yrs ago. She washes and irons her cash so I assume she was as picky about the Chips. We are in MN.

[@lauren8777]

@peaceseeker52 definitely picky then 😅 they are delicious, if you ever get a chance - give em a try 🥰

[@nicoleferrier1852]

I am crushed that I cannot buy Old Dutch Dill Pickle Chips in Arizona. Every time I go to SD I buy literally every bag I possibly can (most I spent so far not counting shipping is $340ish) Pleeeeeeease sell here. Begging!! We have other brands of pickle chips that do ok but they are nowhere near the pickled perfection of an Old Dutch Pickle Chip.

[@lauren8777]

@nicoleferrier1852 I so wish we could immediately!! I'll put in a word but we are a smaller company compared to all others, we have just a teenie spot on the shelves and for them to add more (or try to negotiate with the retailers about certain types being put on the shelves or asking for more space) would be difficult 😭😭 but i will try! ❤️❤️

[@rj9195-w4r]

There is also something nostalgic about getting a box of chips with the two bags inside. Old Dutch is class.

[@unionfire]

When I was 20, I travelled to Australia with my younger brother of 12. I sat aisle, he sat in the middle and a lady had the window. This sweet lady let us sleep and she climbed back over her seat to go to the toilet. I have been fortunate to meet mostly decent and kind people irl.

[@DansMantra]

"Why is Charlotte's face so shiny??" Because she is glowing, babes 😁😁

[@hulkslayer626]

Just an fyi, the firemen do that instead of going around the car because you can't have a kink or sharp bend in the hose. It is high pressure. I used to wonder why they didn't just go OVER the car... then I found out lol

[@flamefangstar]

About the fire hose, it's to prevent kinks + lower pressure They can to above the car, but they like making a lesson + sometimes it's just better.

[@dawnchesbro4189]

Even going above could possibly introduce a kink. 😅

[@m.a.6136]

100%

[@SaintShion]

Above the car to is at an angle that'd cause a kink. In the USA I've always seen them do this to the car and the sidewalk is maked yellow no parking in front of a fire hydrant in most cities. That car was parked illegally.

[@bbayley3121]

@@SaintShionyou are correct. They can’t go above the car. It would cause a kink and they wouldn’t get the pressure they need.

[@jasonwhoever5528]

As a former police officer I can assure you that after the fire hose was removed. The vehicle would have been towed and a citation written at a minimum. Depending on certain circumstances the owner may have been arrested. 100% FACTS!

[@EscapeReality94]

Have you seen the dog imitating the girl hopping on one leg? It's pure gold! 👌🏼🤣

[@BettyVeronica2.0]

That guy on the plane..."peed" insanity. 😂😂😂 Cue Char: 🗣️📢 "HOW are you not EMBARRASSED?!?!

[@GenLazer06]

😂 How Mike came in to back up his queen! We love this!

[@BrianAndresScott]

😅

[@BrianAndresScott]

​@GenLazer06 so cool

[@darlamccracken4062]

Way to go to jail, go directly to jail

[@CeruleanRogue]

@@darlamccracken4062 And potentially get put on a registry because you flashed your unmentionables in front of other people and potentially children.

[@namebrandkids2558]

10:20 people who can laugh at themselves are a joy to be around usually 🤗 folks don't take yourself too seriously. We all have qualities worth laughing at 😏

[@GreenPaganWitch]

The mustache one made me remember this story about my nephew and his 'almost' uni-brow. He was getting a haircut, the stylist was using clippers, cleaning up the edges and whatnot. She had moved in front of him, and he just thought she was making sure the sides were even. Then, without asking, without warning or anything... bzzzzzz right between his eyes. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Resilient_Sage88]

"As you were potatoes!" Mike popping in for an unsponsored endorsement of Old Dutch Chips 😂

[@jeremydavidson1420]

it's moments like this that i am glad to be humble cause having too much ego can backfire on anyone. also you always have a nice smile charlotte .

[@erikarussell1142]

She is soooo radiant. Edited for spelling

[@BrianAndresScott]

Agreed

[@kimichan5]

Oh my gosh I love Mike’s interruption and the editor being all like “umm….” 😂

[@andreakitajo4516]

I’m in America & when I purchase my plane tickets I pick my seats at the same time. I still check when I can online & see if there is a possible upgrade.

[@amandasphotographs6668]

The airline separated our family for a couple flights. It was frustrating, we asked if someone would switch but they said no. And you know what? We left it at that! We asked, got our answer and moved on. Adjusted our own arrangements and just let it be. It’s not that difficult to accept someone saying “no” 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@caegbert1]

That same fire hydrant blocking owner had 33 fire hydrant involved tickets too!!!

[@nikkicaz699]

I would tell them that if you want me to move that would be a 500.00 minimum fee. That's for my time, effort , and energy it would take me to move because you did not have the forethought so seat your family together. Seriously I love being the villain in inconsiderate people's stories. ❤

[@sandybruce9092]

Exactly what I was thinking - and I only take cash!!!

[@andyhope9355]

$1000, minimum. Bad attitude drives the price way, way up.

[@jo-annewilkinson5663]

I agree

[@nikkicaz699]

@andyhope9355 😂

[@oldcoot3459]

Makes sense to me- If I pay extra for a specific seat, and you want the seat that I paid extra for, you are going to pay extra extra to get my butt out of the seat. Otherwise, pound sand.

[@gennyquevillon1716]

It happened to me once, and it was a flight attendant. I was flying back to Japan after a vacation.. home, and the flight attendant asked if it would be ok with me to switch seats, because these two boys (around 8-10yo, I think they were brothers) were flying back together without adults. I agreed, because it was 1- an aisle seat for another aisle seat 2- it was two kids that might not be used to flying, and it's a long flight from BC to Osaka. The flight attendant was very nice and the kids were very grateful, so yeah. But there was no entitlement, so that does make it more appropriate. Plus the kid next to me seemed a little panicked that the older boy wasn't there.

[@wewemcrhyne]

You’re very kind. I’m sure it can be frightening for children if they’re not used to flying or not used to the parents not being there. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s day

[@YoMommazNUTZ]

I have 9 kids (half that are Autistic and ADHD) aside from the oldest they are all back to back in age. When we travel we always cover everything ahead of times, including seat placements and any special accommodations that are needed. We do this because our kids are our responsibilities nobody else needs to be the inconvenienced because of us if possible. There is no excuse to not take care of these things ahead of time, hell the reason so many of our kids have a double scoop of neurodiversity is because my husband and I are both also ADHD and Autism, the only kids we have that are not nerodivergant are the ones we adopted and still I have always found the time and ability to make sure nobody is being bothered to move or whatever else because I didnt plan ahead, I also make sure I over pack snacks and entertainment for my kids (it has always helped that they have all always liked drawing and video games. When batteries die or they beat the game(s) on hand a sketchpad and penicl will give hours or happiness. Also now they are all amazing artist! The oldest 3 are now in college!

[@ArleneKing1372]

Good for you for all your planning. Parents who blame their own kids for being bored & acting out only have themselves to blame! (Except for unexpected flare ups,etc. Kids aren’t rebots. ).

[@fayebarber840]

I have stupidly twice booked wrong seats for my son and I when he was much younger. Didnt even realise until we went to sit down 🤦‍♀️(I know im that stupid!). My son is autistic and i started panicking about not sitting next to him even through he was in the row behind me. On both occasions the staff have managed to find 2 lovely people to exchange seats with us. They gave them free drinks for it and I also paid for there drinks and snacks the entire flight. I had a huge fear of flying and didnt even register what seats we were in. Ive not made the mistake again. I was VERY lucky to have 2 lovely people who could see I was beside myself and didnt make a big deal about it and were generally beautiful people!! I will forever be truly grateful to them both❤

[@BrianAndresScott]

If I was told about your situation, I'd switched for you

[@fayebarber840]

@BrianAndresScott aww thank you!! I would also switch with anyone in the same situation after going through it first hand now.

[@SabrinaSokoll]

Accidents happen. You definitely handled it better than the father in that first story. No demands or entitlement. That totally changes things.

[@fayebarber840]

​@SabrinaSokoll thank you! It was 100% my fault and I felt really stupid. I had to accept my error and was just so fortunate that there are good people in this world that understand mistakes happen.

[@thisisit2082]

Sometimes incentives work. A parent offered to buy my drinks for my seat. I wasn't drinking the flight, but I gave up my seat since theirs was an aisle and no one in the middle, I switched. Sometimes they work to your advantage.

[@jillthemenace]

In Air Canada, if you don't pre-select your seats before check-in and are travelling with your kid, you sometimes get a nice little email saying "we've pre-selected your seats so your family can all sit together!". Sure it will be a row in the back, but my daughter is 2 we're not gonna be boarding and deplaning with any sort of speed anyway.

[@michellehaws8230]

@briellesmind had the best reaction! Hilarious! This video made me laugh so much!! I needed you today Charlotte!

[@cherrios2002]

It's all about how you approach people. If you approach with attitude, you will receive attitude right back. If you approach with kindness, then most times, you will receive kindness

[@thebigkapowski]

As a 5'10" lady, I purchase specific seats bc not every seat is made with enough room for my legs. I have sat in seats where my knees are jammed into the seat in front of me and I sitting as far back as I can. Leg room isn't a luxury for some, it is a necessity. Not my fault you didn't pick the correct seats.

[@FaerieStar]

16:15 is this a sensitive topic?😂😂

[@cailynj4680]

I once refused to switch seats with a mom so she could sit next to her kids and she was just so surprised that I said no. I had switched my seat the day earlier so I could have an aisle seat as I was flying alone. I was just like, "No." and immediately put my headphones in. She didn't argue with me but she looked so shocked. The kids were like 10-12 and totally fine. They stayed so quiet and calm for a five hour flight. I think they were happy to not have to sit with their mom lol

[@gidgetgurl23]

The kid with the Apple watch on his ankle is mimicking his dad’s ANKLE MONITOR! 😅Guess dad did something that resulted in him getting a monitor by police/courts. That’s some good kid trolling there. 😂😂😂

[@htmc2022]

Just ASK FIRST! I once got turfed out of my seat because a stewardess let a family who pre-boarded take over the row - I show up and a child is in my pre-assigned window seat - these are school age children - not toddlers stewardess hustles over and says family wants to sit together & offered me an aisle seat in another row - I complied but was not happy - mainly because NO ONE ASKED ME! - they just took the seat from me - like it or lump it. I DIDN’T make a fuss because the children are innocents, regardless of how rude their parents are, and I didn’t want them to remember, forever, that a strange woman complained that one of them was sitting in her seat. It’s only one flight!

[@rianlynn3854]

14.33 stephanie soo covers a case which is tragically sad, where the misshapen like this happens. It's old narrow streets, everyone parks where they aren't supposed too cause it's always been fine. Then there's a fire and the trucks can't get down the narrow roads. I'm crying thinking about it. It was awful. So many people lost their lives, the firefighters digging with their bare hands, the equipment couldn't get through either. It was in the middle of the night so trying to get people to move the cara or even find who's who was chaos. They had to walk so far in. Yeah it's unlikely to happen, but it does happen, and it's absolutely heartbreaking and devastating. Love that he could of went over the car, but on principle he went through it. DO NOT KEEP PEOPLE WHO LITERALLY SAVE LIVES FROM DOING THEIR JOB OR MAKE IT HARDER FOR THEM.

[@cfoleyw]

Poor planning on their part, does not constitute an emergency on my part. If I pay for a seat, I’m not moving.

[@KatieeGloria]

GIRL!!!! Almost screwed up there!!!! I had my 7year old daughter next to me when you started talking about Santa Clause!!! Lol

[@dreaiscrazyformeeeee]

im actually addicted to these videos , ive watched every video make within the last 1/2 years 🙏🏽

[@MariaBareiss]

Same, fren, same!!!!!

[@erikarussell1142]

Dude man bro dude. I’ve been here since her ‘information overload’ days. I still go back and watch her older videos when I’m feeling I need a real pick me up.

[@adriana27100]

Her videos has helped me for a few years now, laughter is nature's medicine ❤

[@LeOhio817]

Same

[@tosiebel5522]

I DIED when your editor caught Mike’s wig 😂😂😂 Cackling ☠️

[@NovemberChild-zc3ev]

I travel long haul with my kids, I have been advised by airlines that I have to pay for my seats if I want my kids to sit with me , there is no guarantee that they will be next to me ( I was told this when I called) because all seats are up for sale. Now you have to factor in the cost of checked in luggage and seats, some airlines even the hand luggage has to be paid for as well.

[@laurenaf8367]

Mike with the wig and Charlotta doesn't even bat an eye. I love you guys ❤😂

[@MrsWellner]

That toddler toward the end chose SAVAGE!!! Look out world!!!

[@Isa-bo6ql]

Your virgo energy about picking seats on planes is on point! I identify with you on a soul level, Charlotte. Virgos for the win

[@LilRaeofSunshine]

Family of 5 and we travel often. I always pay extra at booking to pick our seats so we're all together. It is definitely worth it. I have long legs and need the extra room. The few times I waited too long to book I at least had 3 in one row and 2 in another row. A lady asked me once if she could switch seats with my daughter but I said absolutely not. It was a almost 15 hr flight and I already had to do 2 of us in 1 row and 2 of us in another. No one I was putting my teen elsewhere. She gave me an ugly look and the flight attendant said "Ma'am she paid for those seats and her daughters a minor. Please sit down"

[@helenwilson5575]

And that’s why I choose my seats when I book my flights! I am flying for Thanksgiving with my 3 year old and 3 month old BY MYSELF! I never want to risk being separated from my children on a flight or even have the added stress of making sure we’re together.

[@jackroberts-pq5bd]

I would have turned to the kid on the plane and told her, I’m sorry your daddy doesn’t love you enough to let you sit with your family and sit alone himself.

[@adriana27100]

WOW that little one is extremely smart and the little drink shake like he's silently saying, "SUCKER!" 👏😹👏

[@QuartzieK]

8:56 the only time I’d switch is if it benefits me (better seat). Don’t expect someone to switch their ideal seat with your crappy seat. But if you have a good seat, and you’re willing to give it up to sit with loved ones, that is something I’m cool with. But nah, it rarely works that way. People are entitled AF

[@lizcollinson2692]

To be honest I would if it suited me. I don't actually want to be in a row with family. Someone being rude, I'm not doing it though.

[@ClakyNotReversed]

"your poor planning does not constitute an emergency!" perfectly said, Charlotte!

[@MissDesco]

With the fire hydrant thing, I would expect nothing less. We don't park there for a reason lol and I understand the chip thing so much. Old dutch chips are top notch. I do the dill pickle. I had a friend that works for old dutch so the amount of free chips I've gotten because they had "too much" or "too little" seasoning is amazing lol

[@ChicagoFaucet.etc.]

13:00 - I remember a story from years ago, might have actually been the 90s, where this guy figured out that each cable channel broadcasts on its own very specific frequency. He REALLY did not like Fox News, so he made this little BNC adapter that would block just that specific frequency for Fox News. He made hundreds of them, and went around to hotels and screwed the adapters onto the backs of the televisions. Ugh. Yay. You win, I guess?

[@mymealias]

💯 right on the first story. Im with the OP!!! Leave people alone on their flights unless it is a life or death emergency.

[@martinaasandersen3775]

5:00 Asking is okay, but you better take no for an answer no questions asked - otherwise just pay to have the seat you want.

[@MJ13-ENVY]

^^^ I don’t wanna justify to strangers why I chose the seat I chose. Respectfully, no thank you.

[@martinaasandersen3775]

@@MJ13-ENVY Hence why i said no questions asked. No justification needed. Just a yes or no.

[@HELLINA-HANDBASKET]

Asking is NOT ok, if you want your family to sit together book seats that are TOGETHER!

[@martinaasandersen3775]

@@HELLINA-HANDBASKET Lol, if you're THAT sensitive to engaging with the public you should properly stay at home.