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How to keep an empty seat next to you on public transit - cartoon (Original Post)
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Nov 2020
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Blue Owl
(54,734 posts)1. Until you get the kook who actually does...
Demovictory9
(33,757 posts)3. Then all the passengers are forced to listen
Demovictory9
(33,757 posts)2. 😄
DemoTex
(25,595 posts)4. My trick for avoiding unwanted conversations on an airline flight ..
1. Reach into the seat-back pocket and fetch the barf bag.
2. Open the barf bag and stare into it.
3. Feinting a moan or gag helps, too.
Not only will all conversation near you stop, but your seat mates will scramble to any open seats anywhere else on the airplane, leaving you - possibly - with an empty row to yourself.
Hestia
(3,818 posts)5. Now that is good!