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David Selling His Home
Yeah, I know. I don't need to recline. I, I want fully down or no recline at all. Honestly, I don't recline because I feel bad for the people behind me and it's just kind of built into like a habit. Like, the one time I did recline recently was because Susie was sitting right behind me and Susie's just like my friend. So I was like, fuck it, I'll send this bitch back. And she goes, I have tiny legs, so you can go as far as you want. So that's fine. But yeah, I feel bad. Like, I don't want to have like an awkward encounter with the person behind me. Like, excuse me, because those seats recline far sometimes.
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Jay, you know, we were flying back from, from Vernon Hills the other week. I noticed David doesn't recline his fucking chair in the airplane. It's the most bizarre thing.
He puts his backpack on the dinner tray and then he sleeps forward on the backpack.
Dude, in it, like, it's first class. So, like, it, like, reclines a lot.
Yeah, I know. I don't need to recline. I, I want fully down or no recline at all. Honestly, I don't recline because I feel bad for the people behind me and it's just kind of built into like a habit. Like, the one time I did recline recently was because Susie was sitting right behind me and Susie's just like my friend. So I was like, fuck it, I'll send this bitch back. And she goes, I have tiny le…
What do you mean, excuse me? Excuse me for what? Is he going to fucking walk up to me and be like, can you please fucking—
It's the rule of the recline. It's if it goes back, you're fucked.
You're really—