True, that was the “technically” part. If it’s rush hour and everyone is standing on all the steps on the right and everyone is walking as fast as they can on the left then the overall rate of people is less than if everyone was standing more densely. At quieter times then the people who need to rush can get there faster because they don’t need to stop at the beginning while they wait to get on.

Well @AngryCommieKender@lemmy.world said the interviewer was a navy boss, I guess people at sea have very strong opinions about saltiness!

“Not too bad…”

They say English isn’t a tonal language but the way you pronounce the word “quite” can change it from being ‘unexpectedly good’ to ‘barely passable’

Pretty standard in the London Underground too, despite technically being way more inefficient than if everyone just stood two people on each step!

Imagine losing a job because an armchair psychologist took you to the fanciest restaurant you’ve ever been to and you like salty food. Ah well, free meal!

I’ve not known any airlines that let you bring on hand luggage that’s too big to go under the chairs so consider yourself lucky to even have that!

In addition you can bring a personal item

I see you’ve not had the pleasure of traveling with Sleazyjet before!

I don’t think they are taking this information very well

You can bend your legs under the chair? Obviously I’m exaggerating but I don’t think it really takes away that much of the tiny amount of leg room you get anyway!

Isn’t “carry on” just the American name for “hand luggage”? As in you’re only getting one free bag which has to be small enough to fit under the chair anyway, right?

Haven’t they “solved” it by charging for hand-luggage too?

But you can fit your hand-luggage under the seat in front

But you can fit your hand-luggage under the seat in front

Great bait mate, 8/8

We said less unpleasant, comrade!

Most of the Christianity outside the USA is not like that. Still bad, but way less bad.

I’m guessing from the other comments in this thread that it’s just a USA thing. Super weird.

What does “non-denominational” mean? Isn’t Baptist the denomination?

That is the trouble with relying on recruiters, there’s essentially no bar to entry so the industry is flooded with talentless chancers