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I prefer to have my real window

It’s called weight and balance!

No. I always choose in advance and pay extra when asked. I need to be in the isle with extra leg room. And, if I can’t get those considerations, I book a different flight.

Traveling etiquette, you can ask the question but if it’s not answer to your liking then go sit down in your seat that you booked and paid for. Period end of story, Karen.

if i pay for a certain seat then hell no

yes if they transfer me to first class

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When you own the plane. You can make the rules

No.

It's not Hassan ii mosque it's Morocco mosque

F no. If I plan in advance, and get the seat I want, I’M SITTING IN THAT SEAT. BUY YOUR TICKETS FAR ENOUGH IN ADVANCE TO GET SEATS TOGETHER. And, no, it doesn’t depend.

I was stupid enough to move my seat twice. I was not asked, I was told to move for family members. NEVER AGAIN! Neither party so much as Said Thank You. That included the flight attendant.😮

I was arupid to enough to mive my seat t wi

Toni's Travels , amazing video keep it up bro

I think it is okay to ask but not okay to expect someone else to pay for your laziness or mistakes.

No

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this was a slave plantation ran by a black woman which i recently learned

Looks amazing... ❤

Like,this is top -))

If i could get 500 miles range id buy one

Still convinced this is the car from Halo 2

I agree 100%👎

У нас тоже есть такое с камня,мы поставили как антиквариант,все фотографируют😊

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Marrucos, hermoso país

How is this a hidden gem? Literally one of the top recommendations in all guides…try again.

I’d like to tell you a story. It happened a few years ago. I was on a United flight from IAH to SFO and I had an aisle seat, which I had paid full price for. I had “Global Service” status because of my frequent travel, but was a little late getting to the gate. When I got on the plane, a pre-boarder, who happened to be, shall we say, a “circumferentially extended” Rabi was sitting in my seat. He actually had the middle seat, but refused to move and give me my seat. He said his status as a man of the Jewish faith should not have to give up his place. I pointed out that it was not his assigned seat. He became belligerent and obnoxious. I asked the cabin crew for assistance and they asked him to move but he refused, citing again his own perceived status as a Rabi and his right to sit wherever he wanted. After about ten minutes, the senior flight attendant and asked if I would give up my seat and instead move up to first class. I said no, but since the Rabi thought he was so important, perhaps he would like to have the first class seat. He was not only shocked, but clearly belittled by this and all the passengers around applauded as he got up and left. This was the second time I had this type of experience and there is nothing quite as satisfying as watching an arrogant self important pompous ass have to eat humble pie. When I left the plane he was waiting at the top of the gangway and he thanked me for my action…..I hope he learned his lesson!

The family could have booked and paid for seats together.

Absolutely not 💪😎

uh, no............

I still rememember upsetting a mother and her bawling brat. I suggested they go play outside. We were at 36000 feet at the time.

I think people who don't plan ahead and can't sit together, plan on someone switching with them, because they have children. That's why they get mad when they are turned down.

Awesome! Thank you for sharing ❤💜

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You also find out responsibilities you didn’t know you’d have to take care of.

Maybe try don't living above what you actually make

and the floor is lava 😳

looks nice, some narration would have been great.

No

I agree with your opinion, no 😃

If you have pre-booked a window or aisle seat and the swap is not to the same type of seat, no. Definitely not. If it's a downgrade, never. As long as the seat offered is equal or greater quality for the solo flyer then be courteous.

No

If it's for an upgrade or better seat, then yes, I'll move. But for the convenience of others, no.. because I paid for that seat earlier.. meaning, I invested time and effort to get a seat where I'll be comfortable. While those people, bothering someone else for their convenience only invest on sob stories. If they can get away with it the first time, why would they bother investing time and effort for their convenience next time?

Short answer...No. The parents can do the same thing as me...pick your seats early.

Definitely yes because the solo passenger is alone and the other ones are not alone therefore they can easily beat him up. Common sense…

If it isn't imperative for the family to be seated together, they shouldn't even ask. If it is imperative that they be seated together, they should have booked else, don't even ask.

If I pay for my seat and I like getting an aisle seat I am not going to switch because I booked it ahead of time. It is not my fault. The family didn’t think ahead.

Not giving my extra legroom aisle seat due to medical reasons.

If I choose and pay for my seat months ahead, a family has no right to expect me to trade seats for their convenience. On planes I see little effort made by most parents to control their children’s anti-social behavior regardless of how close their children sit next to them. If they want their children close, they should plan ahead rather than relying on their sense of entitlement at the last minute to enforce their preferences on others. Any child who cannot handle sitting in the assigned seat that was bought for them should not be flying on a public carrier in the first place. It is not the responsibility of solo adult passengers to make it work for them.