A mother-of-three is criticized by a millionaire for traveling in business class, but all of his grievances are forgotten when the pilot greets them and makes a special announcement only for her. “Ugh! You can not mean business! Is this where you are forcing her to sit? You had better take action, Miss. A mother-of-three was approaching his nearby seats with a stewardess’s help, and Louis Newman moaned. The stewardess apologized and showed him the tickets in her kind reply. “We are unable to change the fact that Mrs. Debbie Brown and her kids have been given these seats. I would ask that you please assist us.” “Miss, you do not get it! I have an important meeting with investors from overseas. I can not afford to lose this deal since her kids will keep talking and making sounds.”
“Sir….” Debbie cut the stewardess off just as she was getting started. “Everything is OK. If the other people are willing to switch seats with my kids and me, I can sit somewhere else. For me, that is not a problem. “Not at all, ma’am!” retorted the hostess. “You have the right to be here because you paid for the seat you are in! It does not matter if someone loves it or not, and mister,” she said, turning to face Louis, “I would prefer it if you could wait for the flight to be finished.”
Rich businessman Louis Newman was displeased that the waitress had turned down his request, but he was more displeased that he had to take a seat next to a woman dressed cheaply on the aircraft, who did not seem to belong in business class. After helping her kids firmly settle into their chairs, the mother sat next to him. He turned his face away and put on his Air Pods to avoid being forced into conversation. The flight took off as soon as the boarding procedure was over and everyone was seated in their designated seats. The kids started chirping with excitement as the plane took off because it was Debbie and her kids’ first time traveling in business class.
Stacey, her daughter, exclaimed, “Mom!” “Look, at last, we are taking off! Yay! “Some of the other passengers on the plane turned to stare at Stacey, smiling at her naivety, but Louis’s attitude was disdainful. He turned to face Debbie and whispered, “Listen.” Would you kindly ask your kids to keep quiet? I am attending a meeting from here because I missed my last flight. Any form of interruption is not what I want.”
Debbie graciously apologized and gestured for the kids to keep quiet. Debbie learned from Louis’s frequent mention of fabrics and the fact he carried a guidebook containing designs that he was a businessman primarily involved in the fabrics industry during their nearly two-hour encounter. Debbie came up to Louis after his meeting was over and said, “Do you mind if I ask you a question?”
