tcp1

I'm hardly a snob, but looks like the B42 Denver club here has turned into an Outback Steakhouse - no rules, just right.

http://i.imgur.com/27N56Iy.jpg

Glad I pay for a full membership. Stay classy, United.

PsiFighter37

I have less of an issue with dress than with him putting his feet, sans shoes, on the chair. That's just disgusting...hope they fumigated it after he woke up and wandered off to his flight.

tcp1

Went off for his flight? He's still there, as I write this, drooling all over the carpet and rubbing his socks all over the chair. He's been rolling around on the floor for the last 30 minutes and no employee has even noticed.

Mentioned it to staff walking by and she just nodded and walked off.

trust77

Maybe he's drunk! Kick him outta there!

Silver Fox

Perhaps he has lapsed into an absence-of-salami coma. It could happen.

flatlined

It is courteous of you to exclude his face in your photo. My hats off to you for including on-line courtesy in a post dedicated to demonstrating the lack of it in our fellow travelers.

TravelTheWorld66

This is great; I can't help but laugh. He probably has a two hour layover. I bet he gets home and tells all of his friends about that one time he had to "sleep" at the airport.

Jalen500

Pretty funny.

tcp1

Well, I mean I wouldn't want to embarrass him. 😜

tcp1

I'm not seeing too many delays here in DEN today. My flight is an hour delayed - I'm curious to see if he's on it.

I'm bet it's a typical clueless traveler who thinks he's the only person in the world.

I made the post because this isn't the first time I've seen people treating the club like a youth hostel - and I've been yelled at for bringing a Starbucks in from outside.

The clubs clearly have a rule about no feet on the furniture - for a reason. It's unsanitary and disgusting.

I thought I was paying for a place that's a little different from the concourse. SHARES and UA be dammed, I don't see what United's inefficiencies and lack of service have to do with a self-centered traveler being uncourteous to other travelers.

I fly more than a little; I've had my share of problems and delays. However I've never resorted to taking off articles of clothing and treating the UA club or even the concourse like my own personal nap room.

This photo was taken at 530 in the afternoon, not at 3AM.

Tired? Sit up like a grown up and nap in your chair. Don't take up FOUR seats and sprawl out in only a t-shirt and socks at a peak club hour.

Tizzette

Badly run club to allow that. I've seen people asked to remove feet from the coffee tables, much less.

luckypierre

I suspect he is not connecting from the Middle East or Thailand.
Might earn him some extra "club" benefits, especially in Saudi.

roadkit

Maybe if UA put resting lounges in their clubs instead of chairs obviously intended to prevent people from sleeping in them, this sort of stuff wouldn't happen.

FCS, in the Senator Lounge at FRA, they beds to rest on.

And let's be honest. He's not barefoot. There is as much cotton material between his feet and the seat cushion as there is between your bum and the seat cushion. And at least he's not passing gas between his toes, LOL.

dank0014

You should post this on the UA Twitter account. Prop your feet up friendly

sinoflyer

I still get a good chuckle when I remind myself of the exemplary behavior recently observed by a fellow FTer in DL's LAX Sky Club.