When Did Helping Someone With a Carry-On Become Such a Big Deal?

understandable.

If you’re injured, tired, or simply don’t want to help, you can say no.

That’s completely reasonable.

The strange part is when someone acts like the person asking for help has committed some terrible offense by asking.

There’s a difference between:

“Sorry, I can’t help with that.”

and:

“If you can’t lift your own bag, you shouldn’t have brought it.”

The first one solves the situation.

The second one starts a debate nobody needed.


Airplanes Are Already Stressful Enough

Flying isn’t exactly the most relaxing experience.

You have to