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Originally Posted by Frequitude
It just blows me away that some people get angered about losing 3 inches of space 2 feet away from their face.
That's the person in front of me's space, not mine. Just like the 3" behind me is my space, not the person behind me's.
Unless the seat was broken and reclined too far, it is impossible for this statement to be correct.
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This is the reason why I HATE people reclining their seats. It's more of a common courtesy to those around you. I am not a small guy, but if I want to have the tray down and set up my Ipad and d-bag in front of me wants to recline his seat, it comes down more than 3 inches, depending on the airline and their seats and pitch, its probably more like 5-6 inches. That is quite a bit of space lost to me considering I am not a 5'1 100lbs person. Why should my flight experience be interrupted by that person in front of me who cant handle sitting upright for more than 30 mins? I'm not going to be a d-bag and recline my seat to effect those behind me.