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<\/p>\nAnyone who has been on a plane knows that members of the United States Armed Forces are generally given special treatment (as they should be).<\/p>\n
All current or former military members are allowed to board the plane early, and are typically thanked for their service both by airport staff and the plane crew. Other than that, though, military members are treated just like every other passenger. With all they do for our country, many people feel that they should be given more benefits during their flights, like first class seats, free food, etc. While waiting in the boarding area before a flight, a few people noticed a uniformed woman preparing for the flight.<\/p>\n
When they were finally allowed to board, first class members entered the plane first (as they always do), and took their seats. Next, members of the Armed Forces and people in the airline\u2019s clubs boarded the plane. What happened after that is explained below.One of the passengers, Jessica Titus, who was boarding the plane behind the uniformed woman, was stunned at what she saw next. She shared the following story on the Facebook page Love What Matters, where it got over 37,000 reactions and 2,600 shares.essica wrote:<\/p>\n
On my flight Tuesday, I walked down the jetway behind a woman in uniform (Army).<\/p>\n
A man stood up from his 1st class seat and said, \u201cSorry ma\u2019am, I\u2019m in your seat.\u201d
\n\u201cWhat does your ticket say?\u201d he asked.
\nShe replied, \u201cWhat? No \u2013 I\u2019m 31 B.\u201d
\nHe walked away, leaving her with his first class seat and then took her middle seat in coach.Jessica was so moved by what she saw that she decided to make her own kind gesture to the man who gave up his seat.<\/p>\n
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She wrote him a note, included some money, and sent it to the man via a flight attendant.
\nThe note said:<\/p>\n
Seat 31 B \u2014 Please accept a drink or snack on me.<\/p>\n
If everyone treated people the way you treated the service-woman, the world would be a better place.<\/p>\n
Although the man appreciated the note, Jessica explained, \u201cSpoiler alert, he refused my offer. Do good. Recognize good. Make the world better.\u201d<\/p>\n
he top comment on Jessica\u2019s Facebook post perfectly describes most people\u2019s reactions:<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not politicians or celebrities who are making America great.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s people like this man.<\/p>\n
\u201cOrdinary\u201d people doing extraordinary deeds to help their fellow man.<\/p>\n
Thank you, Sir.<\/p>\n
And thank you to the servicewoman he helped.<\/p>\n
Another woman commented on the post, writing:<\/p>\n
Love in action for all 3 people \u2014 the service woman, the one giving up his seat, the one rewarding the one who gave up his seat.<\/p>\n
Thank you all. Love always wins.
\nThis is definitely the kind of story that reminds us all that there is good in the world.<\/p>\n
If you think every member of our armed services deserves to be treated this way, please SHARE this article with your friends and family!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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