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Originally Posted by Cherie
Yeah that is bad, I was sat next to a guy on my way to Ireland a few weeks ago, when the doors closed there was a spare seat so he moved from the centre seat where he has been allocated to the window, we got chatting and he told me his brother was sat up the front, I asked if he wanted to sit with him and he said no that he has just had a 2 hour train journey with him  but it was funny that there was a seat available and they didn't seat them together, I had the same issue coming back from Spain, all my lot were sat on one side and I was in the aisle seat, with a woman next to me and the window seat empty, I suggested she move to the window seat and she said she didn't like looking out...then she told me her husband was sat up the front, and she never bothered to go and get him even though there was a spare seat  |
BIB - They do it on purpose though, they give you the worst seats (usually middle) and sit you apart so you'll pay. I don't mind if its a short flight like Ireland to England or even if I get a seat that's either aisle or window but the thoughts of sitting in the middle of two strangers for over 2 hours horrifies me. I don't even mind not sitting with people I'm travelling with if I have a good book. It's an awful thing to do to parents with very young kids though
08-11-2017, 03:16 PM
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