Alexis Fernandez-Preiksa

Although he didn't, like he cried, but weirdly they were fine landing.

It was more just not loving life on the flight.

But the people on the flight were so amazing.

lovely and helpful my mum had Cruz and I had Santiago because Tyrone was driving up with my dad and the guys sitting next to my mum one of them he was like I'm an identical twin and was like telling her all about his experience being a twin and the guy on the other side was just so lovely and patient it was just beautiful people beautiful people so if you ever listen to this podcast thank you so much for just being lovely and patient and

I think it's observed this content more now because obviously I'm a mum and this whole idea about people and they're like beef with children on flights and how people feel about that.

Like I understand when there's like – even then I don't want to speak out of, you know, whatever because I'm yet to be a parent of a toddler.

But, you know, for example, if you're sitting –

in a seat and the child behind you is kicking your chair constantly and the parent is doing absolutely nothing about it i can understand why you're like this is fucking bullshit like why do i have to put up with this right but when people have an issue with a crying baby or toddler who's clearly crying because they're like in discomfort or in pain or whatever and people are like oh

children free flights, children free flights.

And they say, I'm entitled to a child-free life.

And there's this battle of like, you're entitled to a child-free, like to not have children, but you're not entitled to a child-free world, at least in public spaces.

And people are having such a big meltdown about this.

And I can say this, even when I didn't know if I was going to have kids, I never had this crazy beef against crying children.

on a plane or on anywhere.

I don't understand what people's problem is, even for those that don't have children, because when I didn't have children, I also wasn't like nobody likes a crying child.

Trust me, the parents don't like it when their children are screaming and crying.

But I find it really surprising that these people have such an issue with it.

It's like, bro, when you're old,

Who is paying the taxes to keep the country going?

Who is the doctor that's going to be, you know, checking up on you?