Victor Davis Hanson

No, but I'll just finish with something that really bothers me besides a lot of the other stuff is when people come up. And they want you to switch seats. You know what I mean? So if you want to use the restroom or you want a view, you want the window. If you want a view, put your head over. Or if you have to use a restroom or you want to get up, you have the aisle.

No, but I'll just finish with something that really bothers me besides a lot of the other stuff is when people come up. And they want you to switch seats. You know what I mean? So if you want to use the restroom or you want a view, you want the window. If you want a view, put your head over. Or if you have to use a restroom or you want to get up, you have the aisle.

No, but I'll just finish with something that really bothers me besides a lot of the other stuff is when people come up. And they want you to switch seats. You know what I mean? So if you want to use the restroom or you want a view, you want the window. If you want a view, put your head over. Or if you have to use a restroom or you want to get up, you have the aisle.

And then somebody comes up to you and says, you know... I have a grandparent over there, and could you just give up your seat? And I was watching somebody do that to another person, and then I read a lot of stories that people are getting really tired of that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. If I was going to go on a ramp, I would say that your group number means nothing now. You see people just head away.

And then somebody comes up to you and says, you know... I have a grandparent over there, and could you just give up your seat? And I was watching somebody do that to another person, and then I read a lot of stories that people are getting really tired of that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. If I was going to go on a ramp, I would say that your group number means nothing now. You see people just head away.

And then somebody comes up to you and says, you know... I have a grandparent over there, and could you just give up your seat? And I was watching somebody do that to another person, and then I read a lot of stories that people are getting really tired of that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. If I was going to go on a ramp, I would say that your group number means nothing now. You see people just head away.

That's number one. Number two, your overhead bin capacity is not correlated with your seat. When people board late or... And they walk down the aisle, they just put their stuff over any, the first one they find, whether it's in business class or the first rows, that's bad.

That's number one. Number two, your overhead bin capacity is not correlated with your seat. When people board late or... And they walk down the aisle, they just put their stuff over any, the first one they find, whether it's in business class or the first rows, that's bad.

That's number one. Number two, your overhead bin capacity is not correlated with your seat. When people board late or... And they walk down the aisle, they just put their stuff over any, the first one they find, whether it's in business class or the first rows, that's bad.

Number three, and I did this from Palm Beach, I'm not making fun of people from Palm Beach, but the number of wheelchairs that are used to board the plane is not in direct correlation with the number of wheelchairs to disembark.

Number three, and I did this from Palm Beach, I'm not making fun of people from Palm Beach, but the number of wheelchairs that are used to board the plane is not in direct correlation with the number of wheelchairs to disembark.

Number three, and I did this from Palm Beach, I'm not making fun of people from Palm Beach, but the number of wheelchairs that are used to board the plane is not in direct correlation with the number of wheelchairs to disembark.

So, again, there must be a spa-like condition, health waters or something on that plane because people board first, get their overhead space, and then they sprint off when they land. It's the proximity to the heavenly choirs. Oh, I have one more complaint since I'm being Krabby Appleton from the old cartoon days.

So, again, there must be a spa-like condition, health waters or something on that plane because people board first, get their overhead space, and then they sprint off when they land. It's the proximity to the heavenly choirs. Oh, I have one more complaint since I'm being Krabby Appleton from the old cartoon days.

So, again, there must be a spa-like condition, health waters or something on that plane because people board first, get their overhead space, and then they sprint off when they land. It's the proximity to the heavenly choirs. Oh, I have one more complaint since I'm being Krabby Appleton from the old cartoon days.

I'm not Tom Terrific, but I am Krabby Appleton, and that is... Air travel has really turned into the Greyhound bus, and that's a slur to the Greyhound bus days. What I mean by that is when you go on some of the people who are dressed, it looks like a slob-a-rama. I mean, there's people with...

I'm not Tom Terrific, but I am Krabby Appleton, and that is... Air travel has really turned into the Greyhound bus, and that's a slur to the Greyhound bus days. What I mean by that is when you go on some of the people who are dressed, it looks like a slob-a-rama. I mean, there's people with...

I'm not Tom Terrific, but I am Krabby Appleton, and that is... Air travel has really turned into the Greyhound bus, and that's a slur to the Greyhound bus days. What I mean by that is when you go on some of the people who are dressed, it looks like a slob-a-rama. I mean, there's people with...

I mean, they don't have their sweatpants up so their posteriors are showing or they come in with some kind of weird socks as if they're shoes. And then they bring all of these smelly foods on. You know what I mean? They bring whole things. It's not like it used to be. There's no standards whatsoever. No, everybody breaks the rules. It's chaotic.

I mean, they don't have their sweatpants up so their posteriors are showing or they come in with some kind of weird socks as if they're shoes. And then they bring all of these smelly foods on. You know what I mean? They bring whole things. It's not like it used to be. There's no standards whatsoever. No, everybody breaks the rules. It's chaotic.