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@thebluebohemian @MericanHamster @LeadingReport Liberals are twisting themselves into pretzels, acting like trying to get a certified marriage certificate is akin to attempting a raid of a boobytrapped Mayan temple like Indiana Jones or something.... 🤦‍♂️

@Eat_Drink_Smoke @SusieM414141 Yes, it just went into effect in January. The era of open seating on SWA is over unfortunately.

@SusieM414141 Southwest has assigned seats? We always did boarding groups... is this new?

This woman is on a Southwest Airlines flight that was obviously not full, so she decided to switch seats. Now they are telling her she has to go back to her assigned seat or get off the flight. If a flight is not full, should people be allowed to switch seats? It used to not be a problem, but maybe when there is an unfortunate crash it becomes harder to identify people.

Oh, so in the DECADES where I used to have little if any problem switching seats, and on multiple different airlines, we were being "unsafe." Okay. 🙄 I guess those FAs back then were just throwing caution to the wind and being reckless. Sure, sure. I understand the load balancing concern, but if its only a small handful moving around, and people aren't congregating in one specific cabin area and/or side, it's not as dramatic as you're making it out to be. It's being overstated.

@SusieM414141 It is always a problem. The aircraft performance and flight characteristics are calculated on a CG. You need to be in the seat you are assigned for the safety of the flight.

@alonzolerone @SusieM414141 Yeah, I kind of smirk after reading every comment about that. A large portion of plane crashes are the sort of "messy" where the seating assignments aren't going to be the issue that's holding them back. If it comes down to DNA and dental records, the seating isn't the concern.

@SusieM414141 Welllll…if it’s a crash, do you think the body is gonna end up in the same seat because it was assigned?

Funny how SWA didn't really care if you did this until they changed from the open seating model to assigned. I flew SWA quite a bit in the 2010s and would do this all the time. No one cared as long as the captain had turned off the fasten seat belts light, and the FAs weren't trying to do drink/meal service in the aisles. I think it has more to do with them implementing this seating/ticketing model transition (which is a massive change for them). They want to dissuade those who think they can buy the cheapest fare, but who would then switch to a better seat as soon as they hit cruising altitude, otherwise there are quite a few travelers who would do exactly that if no one told them no.

@SusieM414141 You can't switch seats. All kinds of legal matters for identifying someone acting up or dead in a crash. If I am in the wrong seat they could continue searching the wrekage for weeks thinking I was tossed out.

It's not just them unfortunately. It's been my experience that all of our domestic airlines changed for the worse after the covid insanity. FAs in particular seem to have really grabbed onto the whole "I have power over these people - people who used to make my life difficult, but now the tables have turned" mentality. To be clear: SOME of them, not all. I can't stand people who talk down to or abusively towards FAs, waitresses, hotel clerks, retail workers, etc, but I also can't stand to see the same type of vitriol with the only difference being a reversal of roles. There are plenty of videos online of FAs abusing the power they've been given, and I'm sure many of you reading this know exactly the sort of thing I'm talking about. The ones where you can tell they're really enjoying having power over other people. Thankfully this is the exception and not the rule, but it's also not super rare. It's a shame people can't be more respectful to one another in a setting like being trapped in a tin can for hours at a time. Makes the experience much less distressing when people act like decent human beings, but many things have changed over the past couple decades sadly.

@SusieM414141 @SULLY10X I stopped flying Southwest long ago. I witnessed to much stupidity from their staff.

Guests are people we invite into our homes. Customers pay. They're not guests. On an airline "passenger" or "customer" is the preferred term and makes the most sense. No arguments with the rest. Some might dismiss this as semantics, but I know I am not along in being annoyed at how "guest" has been warped in the past couple decades to have a new definition. A customer has a right to speak up when things aren't right, IE they're not getting something they paid for. A guest does not have an innate right to complain. They are, by definition, free loaders who were invited to be freeloaders, because we invited them to do so, generally because we either enjoy their company, or they're family, or ideally both.

Airplanes are private property and customers are guests. The condition of that includes following the reasonable directions of the flight crew. There are a number of reasons one may be asked to take their assigned seat. The crew may but is not required to explain it... Weight and balance, inop equipment, because they want to... all valid.

Guests are people we invite into our homes. Customers pay. They're not guests. On an airline "passenger" or "customer" is the preferred term and makes the most sense. No arguments with the rest. Some might dismiss this as semantics, but I know I am not along in being annoyed at how "guest" has been warped in the past couple decades to have a new definition. A customer has a right to speak up when things aren't right, IE they're not getting something they paid for. A guest does not have an innate right to complain. They are, by definition, free loaders who were invited to be freeloaders.

Airplanes are private property and customers are guests. The condition of that includes following the reasonable directions of the flight crew. There are a number of reasons one may be asked to take their assigned seat. The crew may but is not required to explain it... Weight and balance, inop equipment, because they want to... all valid.

@SuniBuni244971 @SusieM414141 Your information is outdated. They no longer do open seating on SWA.

@SusieM414141 Probably a fake Southwest doesn't assign seats.

Where's the notice then? LL was kind of vague. Is he saying notice was verbal? Professional LLs generally know better.... I learned a long time ago not to take people at their word on things like this. A LL who knows what he's doing will want to cover his butt in case things progress into a courtroom, so generally it's a written notice posted on the door + take a photo of the notice posted on the door to prove it happened (and when it happened, since there's a digital timestamp on the photo). But he didn't seem to reference any such written notice. Was notice given verbally?

@lacey5245 @ClownWorld He clearly stated he made arrangements with tenant and knocked. Didn't anyone watch the video?

Team landlord all day 💪

But now we're in a he said/she said (and I get that this weird dude, whoever he is, isn't exactly highly credible at this point to put it mildly). So was WRITTEN notice given as is the law just about everywhere? Where's the notice? Why didn't LL refer to a notice he posted on the door if he did indeed post one as dictated by the law? Barring exigent circumstances (like a fire, or someone yelling "help!") a LL can't enter without first giving that notice. So much of this hinges on that question: was it given, in what form, and if it was written then where is it (IE is there proof one even existed, because you can't just take people at their word in these cases. Too many people will lie if they think they can get away with it, which is why you should document, document, document to CYA)

@RickyFizz77 @ClownWorld Yes he can, if he gave 24 hour notice, or had permission from the actual tenant. Which is said he did.

@RickyFizz77 @ClownWorld I'm leaning that direction, but have questions I would need answered before passing judgement. Primarily I want to know about prior WRITTEN notice. Was notice applied to the door 24-48 hrs in advance as is the law in almost every state, or not? Claims of verbal notice = nope

@ClownWorld He can’t walk in like this. Renter is correct in my opinion

@PleasantlySurly @ClownWorld Not all LLs are honest, just as not all tenants are honest. If notice was given, then where is it? Notice should be written, not verbal, otherwise it's a he said/she said. Tenants have few rights where I live, but even here the LL has to give 24 hr written notice before entry.

@ClownWorld If he made arrangements, then why isn't the tenant there? Or, why doesn't the guy that is there know the landlord is coming with the promised microwave to install?

@TinfoilCamera @ClownWorld Notice has to be written, at least in my state it does (and we're far less tenant-friendly, so the LL only has to give 24 hrs notice). Verbal won't pass muster. Must be written. We unfortunately have no way of knowing either way if that occurred here based on 1 short video.

@ClownWorld (In most states) Landlord has to give 48hrs notice and then they can enter whether you're there or not. If it's been arranged in advance as it is here then they don't even need to do that much. Team landlord. /gavel

I don't know what state this is, but even in my very pro-LL tilted state (wrt our landlord-tenant laws), a 24+ hour notice is required before entry like this, barring emergency circumstances. Installing a microwave isn't an emergency. Notice should've been given. Screaming MFer in front of the little girl isn't helping his cause with me either. Not a good look. LL is out of line here.

@ClubAntiquity @DisrespectedThe My point is you're a mental midget with equally proportionate (IE small & insignificant) genitalia. GFY. Is that clear enough for your puny intellect to comprehend?

@Robobob76 @DisrespectedThe Not agreeing with a fact? 🤣 What's the point? What was yours? Are you trolling?

A mom in Edina Minnesota helping her daughter sell girl scout cookies gets harassed by Karen because they dont have a permit.

@JoshuaB64328123 @kengakusha1 Newsflash: your "authentic & honest" self is why no one likes you. Why? Because you authentically and honestly SUCK as a person.

@Robobob76 @kengakusha1 Do you think I care about followers? Do you think I even think about followers? I’m not an influencer. I’m not trying to be. I’m authentic and honest. If your personality and self worth is built on followers, I feel bad for you.

俺のタイムラインが1日で急速にワールドワイドになったので ものすごく勉強になった しかし一つ謎がある アメリカの人はカナダが嫌いなのか？

@AVGirl4Life No. Our problem is SPENDING. Historically, the more we increase revenue, the more ways the politicians find creative new ways to spend it. Cut spending before any talk of increasing revenue. I'd much rather explore TARIFFS over taxation. Trump is barking up the right tree.

Be Honest Would you support a small wealth tax of 2% only to billionaires with no extra BS added to the bill?

@exoticfruit949 @AbolitionRising Yeah? Your crystal ball tell you that? Or was it one of your 2 followers? 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣 Does your crystal ball also tell you which of the 63+ genders you get to be every morning?

@Robobob76 @AbolitionRising Lol you support Israel first

PROTECT TRANS PEOPLE!

@MensHumor Yes, that is clearly a "time to update my Indeed profile" moment. No one wants to work for someone like that. 6 months of notice is incredibly thoughtful on the part of the employee. Unless you literally have no other options, you jump ship and find someone who respects you.

You are not insane. I would quit.

@BoFrenchTX #BigOrSmallDeportThemAll

People have asked about the numbers I have mentioned. Estimates are as high as 50 million illegal aliens. Last August, the State Department mentioned 55 million foreign visa holders. Out of the 105 million total, how many should we remove? (Repost for wider sample)