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Some folks really walk through life like the world owes them something.
These are the same people who think assignedseatsare just suggestions.
And, oh, it is satisfying to watch.
It was a late-night flight, and the exhausted OP snagged the holy grail of economy classthe window seat.
Now, our OP wasnt interested in starting a fight.
He tried the polite route, asking nicely, tapping the shoulder, trying again.
But Headphone Guy gave him nothing.
Just sat there, eyes open, pretending to be in another dimension.
But, oh, karma was just doing its stretches in the aisle.
She asked the OP if hed be willing to swap with her pal so they could sit together.
The OP, being decent and slightly vengeful, agreed.
But heres the really fun part: the friend is not petite.
Shes actually a larger lady.
His eyes screamed, Have mercy, but it was too late.
Poetic justice was served.
Maybe next time, hell consider taking his assigned seat.
And thats exactly whatentitled folksdo.
Entitlementusually shows up in childhood, from unearned privilege, never being told no, or just plain narcissism.
Youre not going to fix them with logic they dont think rules apply to them in the first place.
Just ask our OP.
Hell tell you that revenge, even in tiny doses, is oddly enjoyable.
But why is that?
Apparently,revengeis not just about getting evenits about regaining a sense of justice and control.
In fact, that harmless revenge can reduce stress and stop people from obsessing over the original offense.
Who knew justice could be so therapeutic?
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