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Old Jan 9, 2017 | 4:49 am
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lg10
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Originally Posted by rickg523
Well I stand up as soon as the bell rings (always book aisle), but I don't grab my bag until I'm ready to move. I find on S/H I rarely leave my seat, so I'm feeling pretty folded by landing. On L/H I'm more apt to get up and walk a bit, and I don't spring up like that.
Otoh, I don't see any harm in people who want to stand up. Pulling bags down? Yeah, that's not helpful. And for crying out loud, if you're worried that letting a passenger out in front of you will impede you, step FORWARD a few inches and let the guy out behind you. Keeping him scrunched down and lecturing him about your rules of getting off airplanes is just a d--- move.
(I assume you didn't mean me in terms of "if you're worried that letting a passenger out..." because I'm a person who lets everyone go first... Even though I'm an anti-springer-upper.)
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