When we're thrown together for long periods doing intimate things like sleeping and eating, our differences can be irritating.
It's not a topic we usually talk about openly. But Twitter is for oversharing and the writer felt compelled to comment on the number of people on her flight going to the airline toilet in bare feet. She was grossed out by it.
And then there was the man who didn't lock the toilet door and I walked in on him joining the Mile High Club by himself. You will now receive updates from Traveller Newsletter Traveller Newsletter Get the latest news and updates emailed straight to your inbox. The only smorgasbord of toilets I've ever experienced is at the front of the downstairs economy on some A380s. Even so, at peak times, such as after a meal, the crowd outside waiting for a seat would rival a disco, although crowds congregating is not usually encouraged by airlines.
Then there was the time the person in the row behind me decided he would be much more comfortable if he stretched his legs out and put his bare feet on my arm rest. When I asked nicely if he'd keep his feet to himself, he seemed quite bemused that I would have a problem with it. So bemused he did it a second time when the lights were out, as if I wouldn't notice.
TravellerAU Disgusting..airlines need to stop this..leave your shoes on..dress code please
TravellerAU It is disgusting. Especially when you think about how they go barefooted into the toilets that are a cesspool at the best of times.
TravellerAU Weird.
What's gross about it Ppl have their bare hands on show dont they? You hyper sensitive lot are ridiculous sometimes!!
some people have never cottoned on to why airlines include a pair of cheap socks in their on board flight packages
It's not. It's actually healthier and good for your feet.
Dress code should be enforced. So grotty.
I always wear flippers.
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