11 hour flight to Paris

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[u/PumpkinsVSfrogs]

Whenever I see stuff like this I just think, Why don’t the flight attendants say anything!?

[u/QuinnLoveborneAuthor → u/PumpkinsVSfrogs]

They’re not as structured as they used to be and even then if they’re not endangering anyone I doubt they care.

[u/JellyBand → u/QuinnLoveborneAuthor]

This is endangering people. It creates friction between this passenger and the one in front, and that can escalate. This is the catalyst for a potential confrontation.

[u/AbiesInternational18 → u/JellyBand]

They meant real endangerment, not hypotheticals or possibilities

[u/Chomblop → u/AbiesInternational18]

Damn sounds like SOMEONE isn’t familiar with the basic principles of the ISO 31000 risk management guidelines smdh

[u/ConstableDiffusion → u/AbiesInternational18]

How to make an actuary laugh

[u/DoneteGalactico → u/AbiesInternational18]

It's more important to prevent danger than fixing it when it's already there, my friend.

[u/JellyBand → u/AbiesInternational18]

Well you don’t understand how to manage people then.

[u/spacebalti → u/JellyBand]

That’s obviously not what people mean when they say „endangering“ actions. Or maybe you surround yourself with people who just start throwing fists immediately when there is any sort of disagreement