I have only flown First Class once in my life. 1968, I was in uniform flying from Pensacola, Fa. to San Diego for additional training from there to Viet Nam. A flight attendant asked me where I was headed? I shared with her what was ahead of me. She made no comment, just turned and left. Shortly before takeoff, she returned and informed me i had been upgraded to 1st class. When we landed in LA where I was connecting with a flight to San Diego. As I was leaving the aircraft, one of the other attendants shared with me that the lags who upgraded had lost her little brother just two months prior in the Nam. At 75 years of age, I write this with tears in my eyes. Every time I board a plane I remember the kindness I experienced that July day in 1968.

@larry9729

Ай бұрын

We salute you, sir!🫡. Welcome home.

@riskyron1416

Ай бұрын

I returned from Nam in 1967. I was in uniform flying Oakland to Phoenix. Passenger next to me asked to be seated as far away from me as possible. I was reseated in the back row next to the bathroom. After not being served the meal, a stewardess said she would see what was left on other passengers trays. The 10 minutes being cursed at the Oakland Military Terminal, let me know the way things really were. In 2013, I retired and permanently left the US and ungrateful Government and People. As for Vietnam, all I did there was repair Microwave and Tropospheric Radios and Radar. As Sol Surviving Son of a War Wounded WWII Vet, my father dying less than a month after entering the Army, I shouldn't even have been in a combat area.

@JackSmith-jj3bi

Ай бұрын

I joined was not drafted the military because I wanted to serve. My uncle Emmet served as a corps man (Medic) during ww2. He was a kind, soft spoken and extremely humble. Though he never went into just what he went through in combat, you could tell it wasn’t a pleasant experience. It was he who inspired me to join up. Something i have never regretted. 10 years ago my mother passed away and I received all her personal possessions. Included was uncle Emmets stuff. I went through everything. Long story short, I found in his military documents a list of his citations. The man was a medic trying to save lives. For his efforts, on 4 separate occasions, for his actions he was awarded 4 bronze stars. I was stunned. I got to his medals and there were many, I found the bronze star medal with 3 stars indicating he was a 4 time recipient.

@riskyron1416

Ай бұрын

@@JackSmith-jj3bi I joined at age 17. I had graduated High School and Community College at 14. My dad besides losing his left leg at the hip and right lung at nearly the end of WWII in Europe also had drug resistant Tuberculosis and was in the VA Hospital in Quarantine From before I was 2. My mother didn't want me so I landed in a orphanage at age 3. Flat out I joined for the education. And that I got. While in Vietnam I completed my Bachelor's Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison by mail. I left Vietnam soon after my 20th birthday as a Sergeant First Class. Simply because General Harold K. Johnson saw potential in me. I remained in the Army Reserves another 29 years (total 32) years. I was commissioned as a Captain after turning age 23 and by then had a Masters Degree in Physics. At age 29 I had a Doctorate. I resigned in 1997 as a Colonel 0-6. I was wounded twice in South America during Operation Condor.. And in 1972 had my arm crushed while working on a Minuteman II-B Missile in the silo. !! operations and 3 bone grafts, titanium rods, plates and screws. Doctor told me I likely would be able to only lift a cup of coffee. I know the limits of my arm, but can bench press 110 kilos. Nothing much horizontal though. When my dad died the only notice I got was a SS Check for $99 as Survivor. Since Retiring in 2013, I have teach Higher Math and Chemistry Pro Bono at the National Universities of Panama, Peru and Bolivia, a few years ago the National University of Ecuador as well. Mt wife is a high level University Administrator and Professor so I am prohibited from teaching in Costa Rica. Other than a Purple Heart for losing his leg and lung apparently my dad got nothing else. Life for me sucked from the beginning. But I have made the most of it especially in retirement where I have the money and time to help others donating to Children's Charities in 8 countries. Living good and seeing the world.

@user-db9ov3bt8n

Ай бұрын

I was a 17 yr old girl and I was mortified to see how badly the returning vets were treated! I had a neighbor(vet) who locked his family out and committed suicide. I’m so sorry…..

I used to fly a lot for business and was always in first class. Every time a person in uniform came onboard I changed seats with them. On one flight three soldiers fresh from the Middle East came onboard. I looked at the guy next to me and asked if he would consider changing seats, he was all for it. The guy behind me heard us talking and jumped at the opportunity to give something back to these brave men. We gladly crowded in to their seats while they enjoyed perks of flying 1st class.

@riskyron1416

Ай бұрын

A few years ago I flew along side the CEO of DHL in Economy! Surprised the hell out of me he wasn't in First Class or flying in luxury aboard one of the DHL Fleet Planes. DHL, Fed Express and other freight planes typically have 8 or so seats First Class aboard.

@guittadabe5214

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much for making our military personnel who put their lives on the line for us feel appreciated! God bless you!

@jeffbrown6533

Ай бұрын

Respect!👏👏

@claremckim8591

Ай бұрын

You 3 are true.American's Being aware of how much of a sacrifice our people go thru. We 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲❤❤❤

@sharonsolana

Ай бұрын

@@guittadabe5214 Amen!

Never be kind because you expect a pay back; be kind because that's you.

@jetcarddude

2 ай бұрын

Your right, all these damn rescued cats are out and back to the streets. Purring all the freaking time.

@lazrus7049

Ай бұрын

About a decade ago I heard a phrase 'Birthday Project'. The project was do to a random act of kindness for every year you have lived. It should be anonymous and to a random stranger. I have done this for many years and have received much personal pleasure. Sometimes the acts are small things. Sometimes larger. One of the best was when I lived in a smaller community and the price of the matinee move tickets was $5. I printed up little notes that send Random Acts of Kindness. Then paper clipped a note to each of about 40 $5 bills. Gave them to the cashier at the movie theater and went on my way. About a month later I went to the theater and the cashier looked at me strangely and said, "You're Him". I said what do you mean. She explained that the weekend I did my thing, others were inspired and donated to the event. She explained that it was the best weekend of the staffs work experience and that most of the patrons had fun either receiving or giving. Loved how others joined in. Now at 60 I spend months doing my Birthday Project. I still have an amazing time coming up with Random Acts of Kindness. 🙂

@user-bm7kp8mr7q

Ай бұрын

Exactly 💯 that's love

@wilsonle61

Ай бұрын

That is one of the few things the nuns taught me that stuck with me.

@williamgullett5911

Ай бұрын

​@@user-bm7kp8mr7q You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you

Being kind costs nothing...thank You Alex for Your service thank you stranger for your kindness ..❤❤

@Viral_Story

2 ай бұрын

🙏

@jazc2022

Ай бұрын

Amen!!!

I flew in first class in uniform once because the airline upgraded me. I was going home to put my grandmother to rest. I have always been grateful for that upgrade

@autumnconway3642

Ай бұрын

So sorry for your loss.

The fact that the 'stranger' remained just that . No likes, no followers, just an expression of gratitude. 👍

@kellyford5903

Ай бұрын

Amen!! Wanting more and more spotlight-me, me, me

@blossom1643

Ай бұрын

Isn’t that the truth!! Imagine just Giving to someone without expecting a thing!! That’s unheard of (sadly) ✌️

@barryerkelens1255

Ай бұрын

If it is not anonymous it is not a gift, nor charity. Instead it is personal advertising or marketing, given with the expectation of the reward of publicity and effusive gratitude in return. This false charity’s main purpose it to raise the social position of the donor in the eyes of others of high social position, and to legitimate the flaunting of their relative wealth to those of us with lesser means. It is a monetary transaction just like any other, and if it does not generate the demanded return in publicity and attention, next time it will go elsewhere with the same expectations. Has anyone else ever wondered, when watching PBS, how many of the high rollers with their names emblazoned on the tv screen would still be making donations if their names were no longer put up for public display? The low rollers are never thanked publicly and effusively, and that is exactly how it should be. Pity the wealthy for whom that is not enough return, that their addiction to the acclaim, gratitude, fame, approval and plain old attention is all they have.

It's not much, but every time someone bags my groceries or waits on me in a restaurant or is a receptionists in my doctors office I tell them they're doing a great job and thankyou for being so polite. It puts a nice smile on their face along with a heartfelt thank you.

@ba8501

Ай бұрын

Aww, it's always nice to feel appreciated.

That was not just a thank you for serving, it was a recognition that to serve is to sacrifice - and that was all the more special. There are good people still.

The world need to have more people like this gentleman

Thank you Alex for your service

One stormy night in Seattle I was driving to the grocery store and stopped to help a man as his car was broken down in the middle of the street. After pushing it off to the shoulder he said he was an Uber eats driver and had a delivery. I told him to grab the food, as we had a delivery to make. After the delivery I drove him home. He wanted to pay me, but I told him the only thing he owed me is to help out the next person who needs it. Total strangers have helped me in the past and I was grateful for the opportunity to pay it forward.

I once moved a woman and her child to first class. She and her child were not sitting together and I could see the mother was exhausted. She had called me a racist but I knew that wasn’t true. When I asked her to gather her bags because I had 2 seats together in first class. She was so surprised. At the end of the flight she stopped me to apologize and thanked me. Her appreciation was thanks enough. We both felt good in the end. Niceness makes everyone feel good.

@johndef5075

Ай бұрын

Great job! And you didnt take things personally. Very professional and smart.

@lazrus7049

Ай бұрын

awesome act. Namaste.

@jeremybutler2578

20 күн бұрын

Everyone is a racist to some. Unfair as it may be it's how the govt wants it... just like all the illegals murdering citizens... its what the govt wants.

Don’t repay kindness. Pass it forward.

@alexandergutfeldt1144

Ай бұрын

One of the most important lessons I was ever taught!

You give kindness not for personal reward, but for acknowledging the true human spirit God gave to everyone

Same thing happened to me. On R&R from Iraq going home for the Christmas holiday 2003 heading into Logan Airport ( Boston) Thanks again to the kind stranger 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🪖✌🏾🙏🏾 God Bless America

Kindness ALWAYS pays. It must be one of humanity first principles.

sometimes kindness is as small as a smile

I was taught that if you do good with a good heart, that that goodness will return to you. Not necessarily the same way but it will come back. I found that this is true over my many years on earth. Any act of kindness done with my heart, has returned in many ways. Most times it would come back to me from different circumstances and different people! 😊❤️

Thank-you for your kindness to a soldier! Much better than being called a baby killer, Lose your credit because you got stationed Overseas, or hunted down by every scam artist trying to get a piece of your income. Welcome home brothers.

Thank you for that beautiful story. I would do the same. A smile,kind gesture all are free. Give them away as often as you can. God bless you all🙏🏻.

A true gift given expects nothing in return.

I don't fly as much as I used to but have done this before. Having served myself I know a little about what our service members go through. Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future. FLY NAVY!!!

It's these kinds of actions that will save our Vets. Even when the politics were wrong, we still fought for you that's our job. This story is exceptional and rare. Sometimes it's the little things that mean the most. Most all of us followed each and every order to the letter. Ending our time of service with Honor. Yet we are crucified in court rooms, feared in public. If we got busted up. Well almost no one gives a sh!t. Stop and think, who exactly gave you the right to be that stupid? Did you step up? We don't ask for much when we come home. Some courts have used the excuse of training. Bu11$h!t! shut your mouth because they did it to me! Truth, I wasn't trained to leave a foe alive, I did that day. And still paid the price for it. Even today I'm called crazy. Today I don't have time for people. Your own blood survives a tour through modern day hell. Not one of you considers where you would be without them. Before all else when you see us could you please use the word "Sir." Yeah, It's that simple. Thanks for your service, Still catches me off guard at times. I took an oath even today I will stand by it. supported by years of stubborn duty, I've had the means to go rouge the whole time, never did. never will. Please take care of the Men and Woman who have taken this Oath.

Thank you for your kindness sir. Respect!

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

So nice of you

@glennchua9043

Ай бұрын

@@Viral_Story if everyone be just like him such a kindness, this world will be a better place

We should all follow their examples of human decency !!!

Just remember that God treats us all just like this every day through his eternal Grace! Cling to and walk with Christ Jesus and you will never walk alone!

Often have approached a Military Retired or currently Serving, put my hand out to shake their hand, look right at and say: Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service. I appreciate you and your Family. No matter if alone, wife with, anyone with. Often I get 'lumpy.' 😉

@Bentwaters1961

Ай бұрын

If I'm in line or eating at a fast food restaurant and I see a police officer or service member get in line, I'm going up to the cashier and paying for their meal. It's happened a handful of times. :)

@Breeze0911

Ай бұрын

@@Bentwaters1961 Picturing right now. I never have, yet. Thank you for sharing. God Bless. 👏 ✝️

@notme123

Ай бұрын

Pay forward is a similar gesture. I do it anonymously by paying cash for the meals.

It's Cool To Be Kind. And It's Also Free. Blessings And Truth For All.

Great story! Great people! It's never surprising how the Lord works between people using their own free will. It is, however, always amazing, inspiring and, as mentioned, restorative! Thank you for sharing.

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Well said!

@JackSmith-jj3bi

Ай бұрын

AMEN BROTHER

It would be wonderful if anytime a person leaves home they try to do one good things for another person. It doesn't have to be anything big ie: opening a door, let someone pull out in front of you while driving, giving a shopping cart to someone and the list goes on.

As A Veteran Myself Thanks So Much Mr Anonymous You Make The World A Better Place!

God bless them both

always respect for us vets,I mean that others give us a place in history.I always got asked to sit in emergency exit seat,nice and helps to be big and in shape,not to mention worked for Alaska airlines and USCG veteran and airman.

I am a 68 yo male in Micronesia and this story touches me deeply. Thanks for sharing the story.

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

God bless his heart. He's one of a kind.

I've flown once in first class it was my birthday and I was travelling to a contract in Switzerland, the ticket was paid for by my employer. I was one of two in first class.

Much respect for all our Veterans. May God bless them all always. Very awesome to the man for not wanting to give his name and do a good deed. Kindness is free. Spread it every where.🥰

Now That's America !!!

Love to you all for your beautiful kind words ❤ When you need it most may you find a seen or unseen angel by your side ♥️

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Well said!

He is not a veteran. He is still serving. Be it active or reserves. When you are discharged you become a vet. I served I am a vet.

@Will-nl6il

Ай бұрын

And, you’re petty.

@ronaldbose9645

Ай бұрын

@@Will-nl6il I actually did serve. I am a Vietnam era vet. How about showing a little respect.

It feels good to do a kind act. Don’t ruin it by refusing to accept it in grace. Pay it forward when you have the chance. That is how kindness works. Keep it going.

Kindness need not cost money. Just be kind and you'll be rewarded

I have been on many flights. Commercial, USAF, Private single engine Aircraft. My favorite is flying my own plane on VFR on a nice day. One of the saddest days of my life when I had to sell my own plane. I really miss that freedom.

@rickdaystar477

Ай бұрын

Mac if your flight credentials are still current maybe you can buy a few hours for a flight,not the same as your own bird but better than looking up seeing someone else flying!

Beautiful beautiful .He has received the best gift from others too. LOVE. Thanks God bless you.❤❤😊

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Yes, thank you

We were told not to fly 1st class in uniform because people would think the Army was spending too much money. Maybe you’ve heard this too

@Judy-ge4cu

Ай бұрын

Well that is awful you risk your life for us! ! at home we are going about our daily lives not even thinking about the hardship you veterans are going through so shame on the government maybe the upper government should give up private planes & first class & all the other perks they receive🙈. God bless the Veterans ✌️❤️🇺🇸

@AW-qq5ee

Ай бұрын

I can’t speak for fellow vets, but as for me I will say, sitting in a cargo plane in a seat made of nylon webbing is first class travel compared to some of the things we occasionally have the opportunity to do. It’s all a matter of perspective. If the C-130 is flying back to the US, carrying you home, there are no words to describe the feeling of comfort. Any day the sun comes up in the East, and nobody’s shooting at you, is a good day. TTWKYK, thank you for the opportunity to gain this perspective; and thank you to the kind gentleman who shared his comfortable seat with someone who had similar perspective. For those of you who are so inclined, follow the man’s example. A small act of kindness to a random stranger is a beautiful thing.

@manomaharaj4696

Ай бұрын

@@AW-qq5ee m

@PatrickJDoyle-bw3fu

Ай бұрын

The beginning of my first enlistment was during Vietnam, we were told if we fly civilian airlines, be prepared for the worst, was my first time being accused of bayoneting children.

@Rick-jf6sg

Ай бұрын

@@PatrickJDoyle-bw3fu There are thousands of folks out there who still have considerable public apologizing to do for the way(s) they treated U.S. military personnel, particularly those returning from Vietnam.

What a respectful kind caring sweet man to show respect to the soldier I’ve been in the same situation and would have done the same

Yes we need to show our apperication to these people vet..for them we live today ..they give their lives..4 us❤

Nice little story

IF all these POST are TRUE, then there is HOPE For HUMANITY.🙏

I just love this story ❤

Humanity at its BEST!

That was a very nice gesture made that van from someone who is Myers what he did with the country and it restores our freedom because it the land of the free but because of the brave that’s how it is democracy a flag that’s all part of it

I thank a veteran for my freedom, however, I scowl at politicians who tries to take it away.

A few years ago, I flew from Orlando to Minneapolis nearly weekly for roughly ten years. Being a Vietnam combat vet, I personally know the rigors and hardships our soldiers endure. That being said, whenever I saw a soldier in uniform on my flight, I would ask the flight attendant of my wish to give up my first class seat (and meal) in return for the soldiers seat. I only hoped they didn’t have the dreaded middle seat! They were always reluctant to do so, but I made it quite clear the issue was not up for discussion. With one exception, they were extremely gratified. One soldier was coming home from the Middle East to MSP for his mother’s funeral. I always felt that if I could make a soldier’s life better, even for three hours it was my pleasure. The flight attendants would always go ga-ga when this happened.

I myself have had to deal with alot of hateful comments and worry on if I would be attacked but not too long ago when I was near my breaking point a girl about 16 tops said something too me and having one headphone in I couldn't hear her and stopped turned to face her and despite my slight attitude and angry voice when I asked her what she said she with no fear or regret in her voice said I looked cool after i said thank you and we went on our way again. Her tone of honesty and kindness helped me realize I needed help and I went and got it. I wish I knew the kid so I could thank her again by giving her a thank you gift for making my day better and making me realize not everyone has something bad to say about me. It makes me happy too know there are kids who for whatever reason choose kindness and send out good energy in a world where there is so little.

First few months of my first enlistment were during Vietnam, was told that if we traveled civilian airlines to be prepared for the worst, first time I was accused of bayoneting children was at the airport in Philadelphia after basic.

@riskyron1416

Ай бұрын

Same here. Best to fly ibn Civies, but still spotted with haircuts and shoes.

Outstanding, Sir!!! ❤😊

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Not all of f us are ass holes there is good people to ❤❤❤❤way to go Sr.........

Everyone saying here should be more of these people in the world but anyone can be that person if you’ve helped someone out just out of the blue you one of those people and I’m pretty sure that nearly everyone in the world has helped someone or done a good deed without knowing

This is Ruben,🙏✌️✌️👍👍🛐✝️🙏❤️🌍🌎AMEN!!! 🙏🤗🗽🙏

God bless him.

Ive given a very pregnant women my seat in first class when i flew to las vegas a few years ago. She wasxdef struggling to sit in her seat and i couldnt let her be that way for the trip. I asked the flight attendant and she arranged it. The woman was extremely grateful and thanked me several times. I saw her at baggage claim with her husband and he thanked me also. It costs nothing to be a gentleman and be kind to others. Yes the economy seat wasnt as comfortable as the first class seat but i made a pregnant womans day a little bit better.

Hi from Tondalaya.From reno nevada kindness is a virtue.

@Viral_Story

2 ай бұрын

Yes it is!

If you can't afford First Class do not take an upgrade...You'll never want to fly in economy again. Better to not know what your missing.

When I heard that the story hit the social media, I thought it would end as follows: "Someone recognized the generous and kind man helping that military officer, it was the kind man's boss. When the generous man returned to work, he found out that he was fired for supporting/rewarding the US military that was helping the Israeli military commit Genocide on the Palestinians." That's the way the story would end in 2024.

@AW-qq5ee

Ай бұрын

Don’t forget to throw in: “the soldier’s commanding officer recognized his man, and referred charges against him pursuant to the UCMJ for a court-martial for violating the the Joint Ethics Regulations by accepting the gift.”

@user-DrJoe-Future

Ай бұрын

@@AW-qq5ee Nothing would surprise me after 43 years in the military & DoD.

What a conversation! He grew a beard during the exchange!

It’s a nice story but I have to call Bull Shit. There is no way she could have known what was on either note nor the Alex’s name.

God bless our soldiers and veterans.

I’m ugly crying right now. 😭😭😭🤧

I frequently buy coffee or a drink for Soldiers and Vets. No matter the Country. Saying thanks for your service is meaningless. It takes a gift to thank. But giving up a Business Class Seat costing three times that of Economy would be more thanks than I can offer During the American Civil War it was common for opposing forces to greet each other before the fight. Even in WWII Allied Forces would celebrate Christmas together with the Germans

I came back from Iraq in 06 a stewardess gave me a first class ticket when she had seen I had given my seat to another lady so she could sit with her sister, never had sat in first class.I wrote her supervisor to tell them about the kind gesture she had done for me Northwest was the airline

Minor gods? We are just expressing our appreciation for the gift of our freedom.

When I came home from the service in 1974 I was in a seat in the middle of the plane flight attendant was looking for eight seats, the flight was overbooked but she had openings in the first class everybody put up the hands that they give up their seats to go to first class, but flight attendant said no everybody in military uniform you will be going to first class and that’s how she got her seats

I have only flown 1 st class twice but would always give up a sit for a Military Service Member

Every time I flew in uniform the only thing I got was multiple “random” searches.

A glass of water in first class 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Yeah right.

I love your stories, but FFS you do drag them out !

Lol! She is nuts!!

Nope, notes are not passed to other passengers. Not since a note in 1997 was passed informing the recipient he had been selected to be pushed out the cargo door before landing in Miami.

This story is a good example of how we as a nation and world should be living. But sadly it’s not a story of the true human nature of this day and age. But with GODS grace and mercy through salvation in CHRIST JESUS we can. Turn to HIM and trust in HIS plan for a better life today and for eternity.

Only kindness I was shown was when I was med-evac out of Viet Nam to Japan in1969 and came from Japan into California. From California, myself and one other guy, on stretchers, were put into a Lear Jet that a patriot business man used to transport wounded to hospitals in the US. Imagine what the cost would be to transport two guys to hospitals in a Lear jet with pilot and copilot.

These stories are highly suspect, to say the least.

This is the very reason I abhor stolen Valor. Soldiers work hard and deserve a few bennies. But not the imposters.

I’ve bet been cranked and I’ve sat in both. Best thing about first class is the unlimited drinks. I am not big on flying so 4-5 on a 2:30 hr flight settles me from being antsy

What a shame that this story is not a common occurrence.

Respet thank you

@Viral_Story

17 күн бұрын

Big up

so where is the original post that was uploaded?

It's simply ARK, Act of Random Kindness, try it sometime and feel a Sensation of warmth on your chest you may have never felt before!

Good for him

The first casualty of war is the truth.

❤️❤️❤️

tricky. we literally just went over not sitting in first class in uniform as not to give off the notion gov funds are being spent on luxury seats.

These days I never try to get a better price from a trades person in fact my wife and I always round up their bill by 10%. People remember this when it comes to service . You will be surprised how people move heaven and earth to get to work for you. I feel people need encouragement in this sad world. A guy came to clean my furniture. He quoted a reasonable price, I paid cash. I said please count it . He said there is more than I quoted . I said I feel you are worth more than your quote.

Thank you Siri

Great story but you made a mini novel out of it

Great Story

@Viral_Story

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

@user-di8xb4jz4o

Ай бұрын

Hi I used to work for the Airlines. I have never experienced anything like this. Thanks again for sharing this story. Rick Phoenix Phoenix Arizona

Hard working military officer? Is that like military intelligence?lol Jk. I was always lucky enough to have good leadership. Call a sergeant sir and you're going to get "don't call me sir. I work for a living." Heard about an officer who was called sergeant reply "don't call me sergeant. I don't work for a living."

Lmao $20 to the guy that just gave you his first class set hmmm means he truly doesn't need it. It was a great jester but that's probably wouldn't cover the tip for this gentleman.

Could enjoy these more if the same comments were not repeated over and over until you finally get to the gist of the message… I know he was full of gratitude, I know the seat was cramped, I know he appreciated the sacrifice the man made in giving up his seat… you only have to tell me once. Telling me 3 or 4 times doesn’t make it more so.

Wonderful story just curious what is the cost to fly first class compared to a regular seat?

@AW-qq5ee

Ай бұрын

There are a lot of factors that go into that equation. That said, anywhere from a couple hundred dollars through a few thousand dollars.

@lambo2655

Ай бұрын

@@AW-qq5ee yikes I guess I'll never be flying FC unless I win the lottery or someone else pays.