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A poster on Reddit shared a story of some disgusting behavior that they encountered on a recent flight. The passengers in front of them on a Delta Air Lines flight changed their child’s poop-filled diaper right in the seat instead of bringing the child to the lavatory.
Changing a kid's poop diaper in seat
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Passengers just don’t think while they’re on an aircraft. A few weeks ago, I wrote about a woman who turned the aircraft into her own nail salon and made passengers deal with the polish with no regard for how the acetone odor might impact the other people seated around her.
I’m not sure which is worse, but I’m leaning towards the diaper. This is also not the first time that someone has done this on a flight. I one time saw a passenger come out of the lavatory after changing their child and put the dirty diaper into the seatback pocket. Not okay!
Anthony’s Take: Lavatories have changing tables and it’s not right to subject the entire cabin to a child’s dirty diaper. Some people only think about themselves. I think I would have spoken up or called a flight attendant.
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If you were not pissing everywhere in the lavatory, as highlighted by the perpetually wet floors of aircraft lavatories, moms would be less hesitant to change baby diapers in the lav.