Poll: Would you pay an extra $25 to make sure you get a seat on a plane next to your travel companion? / LJWorld.com

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Response		Percent	Votes
No		66%	364
Yes		24%	135
Not sure		8%	47
Total	546

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scaramouchepart2 1 year ago

Well all trade once in the air. Wouldn't the airlines love that.

Reads like a certain poster needs a MAN who has a magic word in his vocabulary....said word being "NO". Alceste has found it such a sensous utterance such that use of same attracts the school girls all day and all night. Granted, they DO grow weary of the word....but by then Alceste is ready for a new conquest.....

Alceste 1 year ago

g_rock writes "Creep".

Alceste replies:

g-rock's misandrististic laden statement "If I'm traveling with the boy...I may pay extra not to sit near him! He is worse than a small child. But being an adult, he is handy with the credit card when it is cocktail time....." These remarks are clearly indicative of a misandrist; are not "cute"; nor are they "amusing". The implication from the remark that "boys" (MEN) are only good for their money is offensive. Who's the creep?

Alceste 1 year ago

g_rock:

I understand it's difficult to cope and accept when golddigger status is identified. Life goes on, eh? shrug

Oh, and, no, your "words" were not "manipulated" (again, using your very own "word"): Alceste quoted exactly what you wrote about your "boy". REAL men don't put up with probable misandrists in "REAL" life....although we will coldly and calculatingly evaluate bang for buck. Two way street, don'tcha know? shrug

Your friend,

Alceste AKA: G_Money

pace 1 year ago

creep and troll , winner, is that little alceste wants, just a little attention?

Frankie8 1 year ago

I took boy to mean son, and I think he was joking when he says that his son pays for the drinks, but it would be fair because after all the father paid for the son's drinks all those years, didn't he?

vertigo 1 year ago

G-rock is a female, fyi.

Bailey Perkins 1 year ago

This is when common courtesy plays a role. When you notice that the husband/wife/fiance/etc of the person sitting beside you, isn't in your seat but instead a seat or two away...know what you do? You offer your seat. It's much easier than what people make it seem. Or at least that's what I've done....even on a long flight from Mexico. This resulted in sitting next to a group of brats, loud and obnoxious brats, but I felt it necessary to allow newlyweds to sit next to each other.

rockchalker52 1 year ago

Hooray for you & others like you! A class act you are.

LarryNative 1 year ago

That was very considerate of you. I had a french prck who refused to move from between me and my wife on our honeymoon flight to Bora Bora. I asked the flight attendant to move us, she did and then the french prck tells my wife as she is getting up, "i did that for u." About kids on planes. Most of us try our best, some do not. Kids have a tough time sitting still and air pressure changes hurt their ears, especially babies. We carry suckers for the boys to help with their ears adjusting to pressure. I feel for the parents who are trying and their kid is screaming, its worse for them then those hearing it. Trust me, flop sweat time. Then their are the idiots who just don't care if their children are out of control.

gatekeeper 1 year ago

There is a huge difference between young kids who's ears are bugging them and the parents that don't give a rat's *ss how their kids are behaving on the flight. Many, many times I've had kids that needed parents that disciplined them and understood that they must control their kids, but chose to ignore them and put their headphones on.

I think they should have seating sections in the back for parents with kids and seating up front for those of us that don't want to suffer with all the bratty kids.

snap_pop_no_crackle 1 year ago

I'd kick in a few bucks to get a seat well away from screaming children.

jhawkinsf 1 year ago

As long as they behave age appropriate, what's the problem. I expect a two year old to behave like a two year old, a ten year old to behave like a ten year old and I expect an adult to behave like an adult. A crying child is exhibiting normal behavior. An adult complaining about "screaming children" is behaving juvenile.

LarryNative 1 year ago

lol. Maybe the airline could start a fee where you could keep changing your seat to sit next to her and she would keep paying to move. The airline would make millions. Its like bidding for seats. Wait, this is a bad idea. I have very attractive wife and my seat would cost me $1000 every time we flew.

Starlight 1 year ago

I had to tick not sure. One trip I was seated by the finest two young mothers, one for each leg of the trip. The first a long legged shorrttttt skirted 10 with a cute youngin who promptly fell asleep after takeoff. Luck of the Irish, and lo and behold a cute little gal with a one yr old next to me the rest of the way. Both window seats. I've never really been bothered by seatmates, it's the kid with his feet on the back of my seat the whole trip that I would pay to avoid.

Newell_Post 1 year ago

It's getting to the point I would pay $25 to not have to travel AT ALL. If I pay $25, will you let me just stay home and Skype in to whatever it is?

pace 1 year ago

And another going for the creep attention. so you lose.

pace 1 year ago

yup, really. calling people names because you imagine they should either be progressive and monks or wastrals.

pace 1 year ago

I sometimes wonder what you might really mean.Giving you the benefit of a doubt that you are striving to communicate some rational thought. I have come to the conclusion, the most probable thing you are attempting to communicate is that to you some people are not purists.