I Paid for My Seat, I’ll Recline It As Much As I Want

On a 9-hour flight, Adam fully reclined his seat, upsetting the pregnant woman behind him, who said she had no legroom. He told her, “If you want luxury, buy business!” She was later moved to an empty business class seat.

After landing, a flight attendant handed Adam a business class amenity kit with a note:
“Next time, try a little kindness… Thank you for inspiring the kindness of strangers to elevate me.”

Adam still insists he had every right to recline.

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