Who Are The Most Annoying People on Airplanes?
December 27th 2010 02:18
Guyism.com attempts to answer the question above with The most annoying people you’ll see on an airplane. Below are a few such people or click the link above to read the full article.
If ever there was someone who thought he was better than you, it’s the first-class flyer. Boarding a plane inevitably means shuffling past this smug assembly of businessmen, trust fund kids and trophy wives. As you pass, you’ll notice that all these “VIPs” will have their heads buried in either a Blackberry or Wall Street Journal – because God forbid they actually make eye contact with the “common folk.”
Back in coach, those skinny armrests are prime real estate. Fail to claim your space prior to takeoff, and you can bet your elbows will be digging into your ribs for the duration of the flight. Most of the time, neighbors share enough so that you get at least one arm rest with which to spread out. But every once in a while, you get someone who thinks he or she deserves more space than the rest of the row.
Now, I’m not adverse to the occasional conversation with a neighbor on an airplane, but when I pull my book or laptop out, take the hint and shut the hell up!
Really, buddy? You’re going to cough and sneeze your way onto an airplane and share the same recycled air with a bunch of perfectly healthy strangers?
How many times have you wanted to take a baby and stow it safely in the overhead compartment?
If ever there was someone who thought he was better than you, it’s the first-class flyer. Boarding a plane inevitably means shuffling past this smug assembly of businessmen, trust fund kids and trophy wives. As you pass, you’ll notice that all these “VIPs” will have their heads buried in either a Blackberry or Wall Street Journal – because God forbid they actually make eye contact with the “common folk.”
Back in coach, those skinny armrests are prime real estate. Fail to claim your space prior to takeoff, and you can bet your elbows will be digging into your ribs for the duration of the flight. Most of the time, neighbors share enough so that you get at least one arm rest with which to spread out. But every once in a while, you get someone who thinks he or she deserves more space than the rest of the row.
Now, I’m not adverse to the occasional conversation with a neighbor on an airplane, but when I pull my book or laptop out, take the hint and shut the hell up!
Really, buddy? You’re going to cough and sneeze your way onto an airplane and share the same recycled air with a bunch of perfectly healthy strangers?
How many times have you wanted to take a baby and stow it safely in the overhead compartment?
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