Well, all I can say is that you are a much more tolerant and probably better person than I am, because I would have made a fuss about that.
Something like this happened to me too, and it sucked because I was all settled in at the window and had to make people move. For whatever reason I thought my flight was all set with whatever I had done at the beginning, and as you say they had taken the boarding pass no problem.
Ditto.
My worst experience was the day after a final party for the school year, at which I had drunk more than my share of gin, straight up on an empty stomach. I was sick when I got on the plane (dry heaving by this point) and sat next to a sweet family who were concerned by and I’m sure also put off by my state. OK, fine, just get through it. And change planes, only to end up sitting next to the same sweet family on the next leg. :o
Snakes would be pretty awkward.
Why do I get the image of “Johnny” in Airplane!, laughing with evil glee after turning out the runway lights for a couple of seconds?
Even more amazing that read this far into an air travel thread without thinking of that film.
Well, in the event of severe turbulence or actual pending disaster, there could be fellow Catholics on board who needed some rite performed, such as absolution, extreme unction, or what have you.
The AT6 Texan has 45 degrees of flaps, I’m sure there are others.
They may have been practiced at it enough to be confident in changing him with no mess. It’s easy enough to do with a baby and runny baby poo, don’t about a teenager with big gloopy teenage poo though.
That’s just too funny.
Bravo!