Passenger Punches Woman’s Airplane Seat…Was He Wrong?
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Who is in the wrong here? A woman named Wendi posted a video of a man repeatedly punching the headrest of her seat for 45 seconds straight because it seemed like she’d reclined it too far back. According to Wendi: “He was angry that I reclined my seat and punched it about 9 times – HARD, at which point I began videoing him, and he resigned to this behaviour.”
She adds that when she complained, she was the one reprimanded and the man was offered a drink.
Based on the video, who was in the wrong?
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