The passenger of the plane applauded for epic return after the woman stole the place of his window

One man was applauded for what another passenger told him after she sat down in his place and later wanted to return to her original place.

Chase Cangelos, from Texas to SH.BA, was riding an evening flight of United Airlines this week, traveling from the city of Mexico at home to Austin when he noticed a woman in his window seat.

“I mention the woman who was in my country” heyyy I’m seat f “, and she says” I’m calmer here. I didn’t say anything else and sat in the middle, “he explained on themes on Instagram at Worlday.

The 28-year-old realtor said a few minutes later, the woman discovered that her TV didn’t work, while everyone else did.

“She asked to come back again and I said” No, I’m quiet here. “Now I’m looking at Bob’s burgers and she just has to look at the night clock window.”

Mr. Cengelos said he did not care enough about saying anything more about his wife when he was in his place, adding that he was talking on the phone in front of the window during a 50 -minute flight.

Surily, Mr. Cangelos’s post broke out, attracting 122,000 as 4,000 highly applauded comments on how he handled the situation.

“She is very bold to ask for a switch again. The affair is a karen, ”one person joked.

“Sometimes Karma is sitting right on the shoulder,” another wrote.

A third added: “I just can’t with the courage of some people. Ladies, if f is not your place, take f out of it. No one is interested in where you are comfortable. The right bothers me, ‘someone else wrote. “

One person suggested that he should have taken it a step further: “After telling her that I was pleased with the TV seat working I would have turned off the TV,” they said.

Meanwhile, a Brazilian bank worker who refused to change places with today’s crying flight is now sueing the airline and the passer -by who filmed it.

The viral spat unfolded on a flight of air golf from Rio from Janeiro to Belo Horizona on December 4, when Jeniffer Castro, 29, refused to give up her window seat to a young man.

Important children had a window place in another row, but insisted on sitting in Mrs Castro’s place and start throwing a fit when he did not get what he wanted.

News.com.Au conducted a survey asking if the woman was refusing to give up her country, who 99 percent of 37,833 people who voted said ‘absolutely not’ and that it was her right to say no .

Instead of drawing a wide penalty, the clip, filmed by a passenger, returned to the Internet, with many siding with Ms Castro to stay on the ground.