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BA Releases Survey About Annoying Seatmates for Bathroom Breaks

According to a collection of flyers surveyed by British Airways, the average flyer becomes annoyed with their seatmates every subsequent time they get up to use the bathroom after the first time. 80% of those polled said that the first time was okay, and that asking to be allowed to leave the aisle is preferable to being shambled over.

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