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Oct 1, 2019 4 tweets 1 min read
"Just experienced this. I checked in and I was assigned to the backmost seat. Afterwards I got on the plane, and then the attendant told me to move my seat without any explanation. I didn't know why and I asked thanks to the help of my friend Hoonmaru's translation." 1/3
"The only answer I received was "I told you to move so you must move," and when I asked why again, they asked me "do you want to get off this plane?" My tone was not in refusal, I merely asked why... I was so angry and confused but I was in no position to get off the plane." 2/3
"And also I didn't want to get off. I had to get home. So I moved my seat, and later on I was told the reason was that the backmost seats had no moniters. I felt as though this was something that they could have told me from the beginning." 3/4
"I don't ever want to get on this airline again and I'm very disappointed in the service. I feel like crappy things are happening to me. No one would have felt crappy if I'd just been told why from the beginning..." 4/4

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Back in the US today btw where defamation laws are QUITE different 💅🏻
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