Carmi Levy

Yeah.

And that's exactly it.

That's why I said nothing.

I pulled out my AirPods.

I made sure that active noise cancellation was on and I stuck them in my ears and I continued on my merry way.

But, you know, it and it kind of reminded me of like.

The standards for what is and is not acceptable in public clearly have shifted.

But at the same time, in an earlier era, you might have said something.

But today, you just never know.

And so the typical Canadian that I am, I just kind of put my head down and minded my own business and still slowly stood until we boarded the plane.

Thankfully, she wasn't on our plane.

She wasn't even at the gate for this flight.

So what she was doing there, I don't know.

But again, like you're in public, behave.

But I guess in this day and age, that doesn't seem to be the way for most people.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I think it makes sense to draw a line in the sand.

And I think it's a good thing to put it in writing.

In this case, it's the contract of carriage or the terms of use or terms of service, whatever they want to call it.

It is a contract.