HE PAID FOR THE SEAT. And for that he was assaulted. Yay, @United.
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In overbooked situation, first come - first served!!!
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So then there's no choice but to assault your paying customer? Please. I think there were other possibilities.
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The guy in the seat was there first! No rationale for dragging him out of the seat. FC/FS.
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And he was pulled (quite literally) to allow (non-paying) crew to fly. So, "overbooked" means "oh hey we need that seat you paid for back"
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Its like Amazon selling me a book, and when I'm curled up by my fireplace reading it, sending a few thugs to take it back by force
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...so one of their staff could read it.
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Not overbooked. Full flight. United needed 4 seats for employees so wanted to displace paying customers
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You as an employee suffer the inconvenience of waiting for another flight. NOT the paying customers, and certainly NOT by brutal force.
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#United might have needed them to be a crew on a later flight, to avoid delaying it. Instead they delayed the earlier flight for Fight Club.
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"We politely asked him to give us back the thing we made him pay for. He declined. So we kicked the shit out of him."
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HE. PAID. FOR. THE. SEAT.
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Step 1: Ask politely. Step 2: Bust his face? Seems legit.
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