Southwest Airlines is going to be requiring plus-size passengers to purchase two seats if that's what they need when boarding an airplane.

And a lot of people are getting super upset about this new policy.

But I'm thinking it should have been this way all along.

Let's talk about it.

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Today we're talking about Southwest Airlines and their new plus-size policy.

And before we get into some of the responses of people who are very upset by this policy,

let's figure out exactly what it is.

We're going to turn to the news.

Southwest Airlines is changing its policy for plus-sized passengers.

Starting January 27th, passengers who take up space in the neighboring seat will have to buy an extra ticket.

And it might not be refunded.

Refunds require an open seat on the flight.

Same fair class and a request within 90 days.

The change takes effect the same day Southwest moves to assigned seating. There you go. That's the policy. I mean, it seems fair enough to me. If you're getting on an airplane and you need extra space, meaning that you'll be encroaching upon the space of another person who could have possibly purchased that ticket, you should purchase the second ticket. Now, should you also get an extra carry-on bag and maybe an extra personal item,

if that's what you want because you purchase the second seat? Sure, by all means, or maybe they should just allow you to purchase the space of the extra seat. But nonetheless, if you are in a position where you are taking up the space and going over the armrest in your airline seat, you should pay for the other seat. I think it's as simple as that. You know, a lot of people are saying they're in no way,

shape or fall. over the armrest in your airline seat, you should pay for the other seat. I think it's as simple as that. You know, a lot of people are saying they're in no way, shape, or form in control of how much space they take up. But do we all agree with that? I don't know about that. Of course, there should be some exceptions, I guess, here and there for people who truly, and I mean, truly cannot control the amount of space that they take up,

but it's going to be a very minimal amount of exceptions, is it not? Now, of course, some people are very upset about this. They're saying this is bigotry and fat phobia. This is abelist. They're throwing out all the different freezes in terms, and we're going to get into some responses right now. Let's watch. Unpopular opinion about the airlines

making plus sides people pay for two seats. It's unfair. America should not have people who are

plus sides pay for extra seats. It should be awarded to them because America doesn't make it

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