Harrison

Maybe they're in the back and you've got the Delta comfort, okay?

Or you, God forbid, you've got first class, right?

So I think you need to be offering them an incentive.

I don't think, you cannot ask somebody on a window or an aisle to move to a middle.

I don't think that's right at all.

And like, it's tough with these families because I get it, you have young kids and you want to sit by them

But if they're under two, they can be on your lap.

So you have to assume if the kid has his own seat that they're over two.

And at that point, it's really tough because like mom and dad do need to book the flight.

Well, now that I'm saying this, I'm a little torn.

They do need to book the flight ahead of time.

But what if it was an emergency and they need to fly on the fly and there's not seats together?

What do you think about this, Jules?

I think that... As am I, by the way.

I always move for families.

No, no, no, but I think this is not, the thing I'm not asking here is what would you and I do?

I'm always moving for a family, and I know you are too, especially now having one.

I think you have to think, though, what is acceptable etiquette?

And I don't think you can get on the plane assuming, like, I think that what this person said, if you're not willing to move for a family, you're the problem.

I don't agree with that.