Are you a rude traveler

[safetymom]

http://www.windowseatblog.com/2009/11/road-rudies-8-rude-travelers-youll-meet-holiday-season

I see these people every time I fly.

 

[bavaria]

Well, goodness, you don't need to fly to find those people; some of them I suspect are right here around us... Number one I think was the hot topic of last week here. And sadly someone PM'd me once to tell me that he was number eight on the list. I really didn't need that image in my mind!

I will add one more to the list - the people who feel that they can put their feet up on the bulkhead, other passengers seats, other passengers armrests, other passengers arms, other passengers heads, the back of the seat in front of them, etc etc. I even see it in business or first class. Would your mother allow you to put your feet (in shoes none the less!) on the furniture? I don't think so.

 

[hsmamato2]

Your kids are cute, so we’ll cut them some slack. On the other hand, you, parent, stopped being cute long ago.

funny,if it wasn't true about too many fellow travelers.....

 

[ironz]

Oh, yeah, they're out there...
The "important de-planers" or whatever they called them are the ones who were pushing me down the aisle on a flight a couple of months ago. I had had to store my laptop bag overhead because the seat configuration didn't allow it underneath the seat in front of me. Since I was getting pushed from behind, I made the terrible decision to just grab the bag with one arm. About thought I re-tore the rotator cuff that I had operated on last year. (yes, my fault for not holding up the line further to use two hands like I should have, but the next passenger was pressing her body against my whole back/backside so I tried to get out of the way.)