This is the issue with Business class, while you have elbow room, you still have this issue with not being able to lie down properly, and legs still reaching the back of the next seat.
I don't fly that often so I always wanted a window seat. I mean I'm a window person myself. But Kogasa's predicament and usual bad luck is reason enough for an aisle seat.
It's worse with trains - if you get up to use the bathroom, get something to eat, or jack an outlet on the lounge car, the person in the aisle-side seat will decide to fall asleep by the time you get back, sometimes taking both seats in the process.
Oh dear, bad timing. Poor Kogasa-san! Be gentle when waking up the sin-sack. Doctor says it's not good to hold it in. I've been in the role of the person that had to move before. The person next to me wanted to go, even though the fasten seat-belt light was on. She couldn't wait for the plane to land, so I got up so she could get to the restroom. She was really polite, so I didn't mind.
Listen up, everyone, you have to take utility over scenery! :-) Well, if you're traveling with family, it might be all right. Zonking out right away is another trick of mine as well.
Reader-added tags (besides "Stig") include "Yeah, I've been there", "Holding it in", "Meaningless eye mask" and "Unlucky posting time".
The survey asks for alternative ideas:
What should one do at times like this? • Ask honestly for them to let you by • Just grin and bear it • Sleep with all your might • Wear a diaper ahead of time • Drain it out
I know what I'd pick from the poll; sleep. It's worked for me before. Traveled across the country via Greyhound once; you do not want to use those bus toilets. Sleep with all your might!
Well, my dad or my companion sleeps very deeply so even if I pushed him a little too hard he's still asleep so no worries. What's worse if that happened at a highway and there is no nearby stores or emergency bays For the poll I'll go with • Ask honestly for them to let you by
KWSN said: Bah that is nothing. Try being stuck in down town Chicago traffic for four hours with absolutely nothing but a bottle on a bus full of band geeks.
Note: To go across the country via Greyhound takes 3 days, and that's just for one way.