Park in sun disease.
This happened over the weekend, and at first I didn't think I was TA but it's been on my mind since then so I figured why not see what reddit thinks.
So I'm travelling back home from an out-of-town wedding and I bought tickets with one of those airlines that don't have assigned seats. I was in the last boarding group so I was amazed when I saw an open window seat near the front of the plane and nabbed it. There were two older women sitting in the middle seat and the aisle seat in the same row. When I asked them to let me in to the row they both gave a big sigh and were obviously not happy to let me in, but hey it's a plane right? No one's really happy on a plane. I didn't think much of it.
The flight was about 4.5 hours long so I settled in, no issues yet. As we are about 45-50min away we can see some of the city we're landing in, but we're still on top of the clouds and it's super bright in my eyes. I stick it out for a bit but eventually have to lower the shade because the sun in bouncing off the clouds and is just uncomfortable for me. A minute or so after I close the shade the lady next to me taps me on the shoulder (I had headphones on) and asks that I re-open the shade. I politely tell her sorry, the sun is really bright in my eyes so I won't open it back up, put my headphones back on and think that's it. The lady taps me again on the shoulder and angrily informs me that they paid money for the flight and to open my window. I again say sorry, not going to do it, and next thing I know she's leaning over me trying to open the shade. By instinct I block her arm I turned to her and say "sorry, if you wanted to see out the window you should have sat in this seat" She looks shocked that I had blocked her arm and starts to protest again and I say again, "if you wanted the window you should have sat in this seat", and put my headphones back on.
Here's the part where I'm not sure if I am TA - I had been planning on putting the shade back up once we were out of the cloud bank, but being petty I decided not to. If she hadn't have gotten angry or literally thrust her arm across my body I probably would have re-opened it for them. I feel like she had the opportunity to guarantee an open window and she chose not to take it. But I can kinda see her point of paying for the flight just the same as I, but idk if that justifies her actions.
So reddit, AITA for not raising the window shade so the ladies can see out of them?
tl;dr - flight too bright, l turn off
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Personally, Lucioball is the weakest mode imo. Constant replays for every single goal and slow matches where no one scores anything for 6 minutes gets a bit boring after the 4th time. They didn't deny nor confirm a new mode will be coming to Summer Games in the latest dev update, but I hope hope hope we get some variety this time around.
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