Club Suite - closed door confessions
Jul 3, 2023, 6:12 pm
#1
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Club Suite - closed door confessions
In my last trip in Club Suite, I realized that it's much more convenient for me to use my toe to touch the screen than my fingers (too lazy to sit upright and reach out). Once I'm in my seat, I like to be barefoot anyway, so why not? 
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
Jul 3, 2023, 6:28 pm
#4
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In my last trip in Club Suite, I realized that it's much more convenient for me to use my toe to touch the screen than my fingers (too lazy to sit upright and reach out). Once I'm in my seat, I like to be barefoot anyway, so why not?
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
Jul 3, 2023, 6:59 pm
#5
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Gross. Totally gross. I am boarding a Club Suite flight in an hour and twenty minutes. For my own sanity I'm going to assume you are just trolling.
Jul 4, 2023, 2:03 am
#8
Join Date: Aug 2017
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I was in 1D recently and 1F was free. The guy in 2F moved forward, in bare feet. Underside were clearly a little mucky and even went to the toilet in bare feet. I nearly said something and wanted to move. I just do not get why someone would want to sit on a plane in bare feet?!
He put his espadrilles on before landing, but spent the entire time, including getting up with no shoes on. The plane floors are filthy?
Jul 4, 2023, 2:07 am
#9
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Please think of the people around you and not yourself.
I was in 1D recently and 1F was free. The guy in 2F moved forward, in bare feet. Underside were clearly a little mucky and even went to the toilet in bare feet. I nearly said something and wanted to move. I just do not get why someone would want to sit on a plane in bare feet?!
He put his espadrilles on before landing, but spent the entire time, including getting up with no shoes on. The plane floors are filthy?
I was in 1D recently and 1F was free. The guy in 2F moved forward, in bare feet. Underside were clearly a little mucky and even went to the toilet in bare feet. I nearly said something and wanted to move. I just do not get why someone would want to sit on a plane in bare feet?!
He put his espadrilles on before landing, but spent the entire time, including getting up with no shoes on. The plane floors are filthy?
Jul 4, 2023, 2:11 am
#10
Join Date: Apr 2023
Posts: 15
In my last trip in Club Suite, I realized that it's much more convenient for me to use my toe to touch the screen than my fingers (too lazy to sit upright and reach out). Once I'm in my seat, I like to be barefoot anyway, so why not?
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
But I normally do this only when the door is closed, guess it's more discreet and I don't attract awkward stares.
This got me thinking... once the door is closed, is there anything you'd do that you don't normally do? I haven't yet seen anyone dig their orifices though, but am unsurprised if it happens.
It's confession time...
Jul 4, 2023, 2:17 am
#12
Join Date: Nov 2017
Location: Berlin
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Posts: 511
because nobody ever ever, does anything remotely "disturbing" with their fingers.... I would almost bet, a clean washed foot/toe, covered in socks all morning etc, is way cleaner, than unwashed fingers, after boarding a plane
