r/LinkedInLunatics 3d ago

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u/Eastiegirl333 3d ago

I’m kind of a big deal.

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u/AdLiving4714 3d ago

Nah. Just an Italian who - at the sweet young age of 53 - finally got a biz class ticket on a domestic flight. By obliterating his hard earned points balance for an upgrade. You know, one of these where you get seat 1A which is still an economy class seat, just with a free seat next to you. He's playing "rich world" manager now.

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u/apathyzeal 3d ago

Absolutely this. If he flew first class with any sort of routine or regularity it would not be remotely special.

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u/kategoad 3d ago

Yes. My first long haul first class I took a bunch of pictures. My second, I did not.

Mainly of my feet not quite reaching the foot rest. Eating dinner and watching a first run movie. Warm nuts. And my airplane flying over Iran (at least that's what the tv screen said).

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u/b3ta_blocker 2d ago

Warm nuts are the reward for economy flight.

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u/prigmutton 2d ago

First class has personal nut warmers

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u/Tombiepoo 2d ago

Can confirm. My nuts are always too hot, in fact, because I can't move my legs much in economy.

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u/b3ta_blocker 1d ago

EXACTLY.

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u/EvilCodeQueen 1d ago

One first class flight I was on, they made chocolate chip cookies. The smell wafted back to economy. It wasn’t even fair.

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u/b3ta_blocker 21h ago

That's how wars start.

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u/EvilCodeQueen 15h ago

Seriously. How the plebes didn’t rush first class with an improvised guillotine, I’ll never know.

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u/Jet2work 3d ago

flying anywhere isn't remotely special anymore

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u/Arglefarb 3d ago

On a regional connection before moving back to coach for his actual long haul

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u/Simplisticjackie 2d ago

This is the white business man’s version of renting a jet for a photo shoot for his Instagrams 300 followers. It’s so performative. Act like you’ve been there before or you just look like a goof.

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u/a45ed6cs7s 2d ago

Why is he showing his passport if it's domestic?

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u/AdLiving4714 2d ago edited 2d ago

You need an ID document even on domestic flights here in Europe. Maybe he's also travelling within the EU. Who knows? (And I really don't care. It's far easier and funnier to just make assumptions ;-))