A wealthy businessman scolds a financially struggling mother with three children for occupying seats in business class. However, a surprising announcement from the pilot about the woman turns the situation around, erasing all his complaints.
“Ugh! This can’t be happening! Why is she allowed to sit here?! Miss, you need to do something about this!” Louis Newman complained loudly as he saw a mother with three kids led to the adjacent seats by a stewardess.
“I’m sorry, sir,” the stewardess responded calmly, showing him the tickets, “These seats are reserved for Mrs. Debbie Brown and her children, and there’s nothing we can change. Please, let’s try to make the best of the situation.”
“You don’t get it, Miss! I have an important meeting with overseas clients. Her kids will be chatting and causing distractions, and I can’t afford any disruptions to this deal!”
Louis chuckled condescendingly. “Thank you, but the designs my company produces are far beyond local boutique level; we employ top designers and have just partnered with the world’s leading design firm. A BOUTIQUE, REALLY?!” His words dripped with sarcasm as he openly mocked her business.
