Originally Posted by
FlyDeltaJets87
Is it really worth making that person get up and move (and delaying the whole boarding process going on behind you) to make that person move to "their" seat? Apparently some on here would say "yes", as they make it seem like switching to seats on an airplane is the greatest inconvenience in their life.
It's not the greatest inconvenience, but when you are asked repeatedly because you look like an easy target it gets really annoying.
I understand why people want to sit together. If I'm traveling with my family, I'd prefer to sit with them. However, I will not ever understand why adults need to sit together. I understand why a parent and child need to sit together, but not adults. And I guess I don't understand why the want of one passenger trumps the want of another simply because they are traveling with another person.