Episode 102- From Castles to Countryside: Wrapping Up Our France Adventure

As you heard on the first part of the recap with Maddie, we had quite the flight situation.

The same day that we were supposed to leave, we had that text message that said, uh-oh, now you are leaving two and a half hours earlier.

and on a direct flight, and on a different airline, which ended up putting us all in separate seats, even though we initially booked seats all together on our first booking with Iceland Air.

So mid-flight, you kind of came to check on Blake and I because we were way far away from everyone else, but you got kind of seated by Maddie and Eileen.

Have you ever heard of those Reddit threads where people say, like, am I the villain? Have you heard of that before?

No.

What did they say? What?

They say, like, am I the villain? So they tell a story where they think they're in the right.

But then other people are like, no, you're actually the villain.

And so like, they're asking, like, wait, am I the villain? Or am I right here, basically? And the reason I'm bringing this up is because I'm curious to hear what people think about this dude that was behind me and how he was in my opinion, super rude.

So tell the listeners the story about how you came to check on Blake and I and kind of how this guy was.

I might be the villain.

I don't know.

So I went to come and see you guys since we were supposed to be sitting next to each other.

And I just walked over like wanted to see how you're doing wanted to see if Blake had slept at all.

And this guy sitting right behind Olivia goes, Would you mind not hovering? And I'm like, Sir, like, I'm just talking to my family.

Like, what do you mean? And he's like, you're just hovering here for a long time.

And I'm like, do you see all these other people walking around the flight? Like it wasn't a time I was supposed to have my seatbelt on.

I was not that long.

Just wanted to check in.

And it was so awkward.

But maybe I'm the villain.

Yeah.

So it's so funny.

I was telling this story to somebody at work and it was literally five minutes.