I am the passenger…

By northernlass - 01/10/2010 14:32 - United States

Today, I boarded a trans-Atlantic flight by myself, and struck up a nice conversation with the passenger across the aisle. Before we even took off, the man in front of me unbuckled, stood to face me, and asked me to please shut the hell up. "It's a 9 hour flight, and you're VERY loud!" FML
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Same thing different taste

Top comments

MAGNAVOX 0

The idea of talking loudly on a long flight.

I've been on a long ass flight like this before, loud people do get annoying after awhile

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terranada 3

loud ppl r annoying. u shuld learn how to whisper

Your content is true, but... Illiterate *people *are annoying. *You *should learn how to type.

RKD 23

What a jerk. Don't worry, he will find the wrong person to mess with one day. It aggravates me how insensitive people can be on here.

I hate self-important loud talkers on airplanes. More than once I've asked passengers to "use your indoor voice," usually to applause from other passengers.

iGrenade 0

yeah just get over it, why bother commenting?

I wish I had the balls to tell a loud person to be quiet... especially on flights. OMG migraine.

twilight_0118 0

well here's a thought... SHUT THE HELL UP!!!!

Burgessnk 0

Wow, a loud American, who'd of thought...

I'm a little torn because I know how annoying it can be to be sitting in front of a loud cross-aisle conversation but I deplore rudeness. It was unnecessary of him to tell you to shut up in that manner, especially before the flight even started. Most people are louder before takeoff because of all the activity around them. If you were still loud once you were in the air, he could've politely asked you to talk more quietly or switch seats. To all the people who called him rude and suggeated some sort of retaliation, huh? Why perpetuate the rude behaviour?

spartan_girl 0

I'm a little torn too- without being there, it's hard to know if OP was talking at a normal volume (maybe just compensating for the noise a bit), and the person in front of her was just really irritable or rude...or if OP was way too loud and was annoying everyone around anyway. I know some people who talk SO loudly (without realizing it) that I can hardly sit next to them and carry on a conversation because it gives me a headache, and I would be super annoyed if I had to sit next to someone like that on a plane (though I wouldn't be so rude about it)