A selfish female kite who stole the window chair of a man and refused to move, changed quickly after she realized that her backback TV did not work.
Chase Cangelosi, a broker based in Austin, Texas, went to Instagram -Threads with details about his stressful flight experience on Monday.
After a journey from Mexico City at home to Austin, Sprong Cangelosi, 28, a 50 -minute United Airlines flight in Houston at 6.28 pm.
While he was confronted on board with a woman who insisted that she took his window seat because it made her 'more comfortable'.
“I was on board an airplane and had an F (window) chair. I mention the woman who sat in my chair “Heyyy I'm Seat F”, and she says, “I feel more comfortable here.” I said nothing else and was in the middle, “he wrote.
After she had her hooked his assigned chair, Cangelosi was soon approached by the woman who asked him back after she noticed that her rugback TV did not work.
'A few minutes later she discovered that her chair -TV did not work, while that of others. She asked to switch back and I said, “No, I feel at ease here,” he said.
“Now I look at Bob's Hamburgers and she just has to look forward to the night window.”
A selfish kite who took a man's chair and refused to move, changed quickly after she realized that her backback TV was broken. (Shown: file photo)
Chase Cangelosi (photo), a real estate agent located in Austin, Texas, went to Instagram -Threads with details about his stressful flight experience on Monday
He later clarified that he allowed the woman to take his assigned chair because he 'could not care enough', adding that she was 'on the phone at the window at the window' during the flight.
Online users quickly flocked to Cangelosi's message, where many applauded him for how he dealt with the 'privileged' woman.
'She dares to ask a switch again. What a karen, “they wrote.
Another said: 'Luv instant karma * selfish poor mannered woman !! You were a complete gentleman * please never change! '
“I just can't do it with the courage of some people. Lady, if f is not your chair, take the F out. It makes no one where you are comfortable. The rights nises me, “someone else wrote.
“I hate the privileged people at aircraft,” said a commentator, as someone else wrote: “treated well for you.”
Another person even suggested that Cangelosi should have taken a step further after he told her that he was happy in the middle chair.
“After I told her that I felt comfortable with the working TV chair, I had turned off the TV,” they said.
Cangelosi later clarified that he allowed the woman to take his assigned chair because he 'didn't care enough', adding that she was 'on the phone at the window' during the flight
Earlier this month, a stewardess of Alaska Airlines saw a crazy passenger who took a woman's hair on board.
The bizarre incident took place on 1 February at Alaska Airlines Flight 2221 on the California's Oakland International Airport just before he was on his way to Portland, Oregon.
The irregular male passenger, with short gray hair and glasses, was stopped by a publicly male stewardess shortly after holding a female passenger in front of him.
While the stewardess struck the man several times and tried to let him go, other passengers tried to step in and help.
The nameless woman with long black hair finally got up and walked away while the stewardess held his hand on the man's shoulder while he screamed loudly.
Earlier this month, a stewardess of Alaska Airlines was seen that limit a crazy passenger who took a woman's hair on board
It is unclear exactly what led to the abnormal behavior of the male passenger, but according to a man who said he was fleeing, “he was held for a few minutes before he was arrested.”
The plane returned to the gate after the incident and the flight itself was canceled 'after a supervisor refused to fly and could not be replaced, “said the passenger.
Alaska Airlines told DailyMail.com that the male passenger seemed to experience a violent medical episode that concerned a continuous physical attack on other passengers and our crew.
'The highest responsibility of our flight attendants is the safety of guests and crew on board. Our crew responded quickly to this chaotic situation and kept all guests safe until the police could intervene, “said the airline, adding that the” guest in question was banned from Alaska and Horizon because of the nature of the physical attack. '
