This Is The One Travel Etiquette Tip You Should Live By | Southern Living
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2018
- Perfecting travel etiquette is easier than you think.
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I always love your videos and gracious common sense. It seems that not many parents are teaching basic manners anymore. I can't imagine why not! As a society living in increasingly closer quarters, it is absolutely essential for peace, comfort, and enjoyment of life!
These ladies are the epitome of class. How great america would be if the general population had these values and rules as a common ground and i'm not even american. I wish Gayden was a relative of mine such a lady.
Your video reminds me of what a treat it was to fly - it felt very elegant. People dressed up and were polite and considerate of one another. Unfortunately, these days, the airlines seem to want to cram in as many people as they can. Some people dress as if they're going to the gym. Your common sense approach would certainly help ease some of the issues! I really enjoy your videos!
Love these two ladies. They are the epitome of what gracious Southern ladies are like. Thank you for your wonderful books. Please write more.
Thank you for your understanding. Yes sometimes I had to travel by plane with my baby. I would try to prepare for the trip as much as possible. During a long flight, my son would eventually cry and I would comfort him.
I just got back from a trip from Birmingham to DC to NYC. At the DC airport I was delayed 6 hours for the connecting flight to NYC. On the tarmac back to the terminal 2 times. A bad situation but for the most part people were ok. Coming back to Birmingham I left NYC and was connecting to Birmingham through Atlanta. Was delayed 5 hours. I can tell you that on my flight most people said bless your heart to the crew. A very young couple was sitting next to me with a baby could not have been more than a month old. The baby cried a lot. The sweet mother said crying to me “ I am just trying to get to Birmingham so my mama can meet her grandson “ I offered to hold the baby but the mother said “ no thank you but he is better with me” the only thing I thought to say was.... when he graduates high school this will be a great story. Flying is a nightmare.
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I love these two beautiful women!
Well can’t say anything
Bull-lonely. I'm 6'9, you're 5'4. My seat is Too small, Too tight and too short.I'm leaning back.you leanback too, ladies. Love you but YOU think of others!!!!
I don't care if you're Andre the Giant. If you lean back, you are inconsiderate. Book a seat with more leg room or don't fly at all.