Last month, I went on a trip to Thailand with my wife...

Last month, I went on a trip to Thailand with my wife.

When I got back on the plane, I checked the ticket.

Looking at the location on the Boarding Pass, I couldn't help but blink.

If you've ever sat in the middle, you'll know how awkward it is.

Because if you sit in position a second later than the passenger next door, your territory will be overrun.

Otherwise, when I get up and go, the handle on my left is overpowered.

Then this is not tight, the middle position is also narrow.

Narrower for me for this 180-tall person.

I was disgusted with the passengers next door at the time.

What to do to put the handle on this handle?

There is still a lot of space on the left, so don't you want to sit back a little?

Just as I was constantly expressing discontent in my heart, I suddenly realized: “What am I going to blame my neighbor?”

Today's airplane seats are so narrow, isn't it because AirAsia's design isn't good enough?

Why is the location designed so narrow?

Why is that Leg Seat gap so small?

All wrong, it's AirAsia's fault!

We are all paid passengers who want to enjoy the right to comfort our consumers deserve.

Sorry neighbors, I shouldn't blame you for...

Don't turn airline problems into passengers' problems... Shouldn't... Shouldn't..

Just when I complained about Airasia, I was thinking of doing what I was going to buy AirAsia?

Because the tickets are so cheap, I only got about RM300 back and forth.

Why can he be so cheap?

Because they use the space inside the plane to the fullest.

So we arranged extra seats and compressed the space.

This allows you to carry more passengers on each flight and earn more profits.

The saying goes that it's really good, cheap doesn't have good goods.

If it is cheap, you need to tolerate comfort not well enough, and you also have to endure products that will be marketed during the journey...

Not because I don't have enough money.

If I had enough money today, would I still choose AirAsia?

Will I still choose Economy?

I probably didn't have to think about it, and I just did Thai Airways.

Even if the journey from Thailand to Malaysia is only 2 hours short.

I'm also willing to pay more for my comfortable experience...

From blaming the problem on passengers, blaming the airline, to finally blaming yourself...

Because I know that it is irresponsible to blame the problem on someone else.

To know, when we use someone else's finger, there are three fingers to ourselves.

And we can never change things externally either (am I going to change Airasia? (Impossible.)

However, we can learn to find reasons within ourselves and change ourselves.

We still have a long way to go in our lifetime.

If you can think from yourself and change your mind, look at the problem, start from within.

Blaming others is often easy, but it doesn't make you feel better.

If you look for a reason in advance, look more at yourself and understand more about others.

The world is supposed to get better, right?

Image Source: XHS (Not me, just the schematic)