Originally Posted by
defrosted
Except you are clearly using one in a million scenarios to justify your behavior, so it isn't a reasonable line of thought regardless of whether I like it or not.
Yet one in a million (or even lower chance) scenarios in the airline industry and aviation world (and elsewhere) are commonplace to drive safety requirements, certain actions, etc. I elect to do what minimizes the amount of time I spend standing, unbelted. If I’m in the front part of Y and the front lav is occupied but the rear lavs are open, I walk to the back.
Originally Posted by
defrosted
Face it, it is entirely reasonable to ask people to wait in line for the restroom, we do it all the time in our society. The point is you do whatever you please. Just own it and stop using bad logic to justify it. Because some people can't hold it, or you might have unexpected turbulence at 35,000 feet, I go where there is no line, ect., are not reasonable arguments.
“Opinions vary”.
And I fully admit to doing it because it’s best for me - it’s what’s best for my bladder and what’s best for my safety. It’s reasonable to me and it’s reasonable enough that the airlines ask me to stay seated with my seatbelt fastened for that same reason (unexpected turbulence). I’ve been up and about on a jet more than a few times when it has hit turbulence and it’s not fun, so my behavior will continue to be the same whether you find it reasonable or not