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Old Aug 8, 2016 | 7:47 am
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Artpen100
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Originally Posted by Proudelitist
Sadly, moving up a class or two in the cabin may not end those things. I have had my share of stinkers, drunks and complainers in biz and first as well. As a matter of fact, there tends to be more complainers up front who mistake being in the higher class cabin with being a VIP. However, they are all marginally easier to take if you are not cramped in like you are in steerage.
Much more than marginally, in my estimation. I'm sure there have been bad actors on some of the business or first class international flights I have taken, but I can't seem to recall any, probably due to my being comfortably holed up in my own little cubby with a champagne.

Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
Proudelitist, while others who earn little choose to spend it on F (etc)
and some who may have billions spend little (may be why theyre wealthy)

different people value different things a different amount
income/worth is only one factor impacting perceived value
I agree. And I notice some of the colleagues I have who only fly economy saying business or first is not worth it seem to spend a lot of money on other things. Different personal preferences, clearly. (Also, some of those same people routinely pay a lot more for economy than I would because they procrastinate and buy last minute tickets.)
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