Tik Tok Is Triggered When Woman Refuses to Move From First Class Seat So Family Can Sit Together

Many Tik Tok users are trying to paint this woman as a villain because she refused to give up her first class seat on an airplane. Tik Tok user @maresasd was approached by a family who asked if they could change seats with her so the family could all sit together on the plane. Her response? No. Her reason? She paid for a first class seat and had no intention on moving to coach class because of their poor planning. Here's her original video:

By the look of the comment section, reactions are mixed. There's a flight attendant jumped into the comments to say that they see this kind of maneuver all the time. Parents trying to use their kids to shame people out of their preferred seats. The origianal video has been seen 3.5 million times. After some negative comments, she decided to post this video to tell the whole story:

Basically that's when this commenter was "triggered". She was also called 'elitist' for not giving up her seat:

The individual said the video “triggered” them, and they would gladly switch a first-class seat, even if it were just because someone preferred a window to an aisle. “You’re going to be so elitist that you’re like, ‘No, I got my seat, that’s it,’ and everybody in the comments is like, ‘Rah!’”

I get it. We're supposed to dress professional when we come to work. But HR has the final say on what's nice, and what's a distracting outfit. I can't remember ever seeing someone sent home from work to change. But apparently, it's happened to this woman. Twice.

You may have seen a video circulating around Tik Tok of a woman in a black dress. This is the story. But it's not the first time it happened. "Katie", who posts on TikTok under username @notmariedee showed off what she's wearing in a TikTok and yes, I guess I can see this might be considered distracting. But there's more to this.

She works for her family's company. With her Dad, and her Husband. It looks like her job involves social media, but posting videos of herself probably isn't the job description. Distracting outfit or not. The comments in the video seem mixed.

"U lok beautiful but I do understand your boss. He might be afraid, that there would be some comments to you, and he doesn’t want those situations."

"Beautiful! May be a little low cut for work though. Love the top! Where from?"

"Make sense. Making me turn my head all the way around us giving me a headache."

"I see nothing wrong with it"

"U lok beautiful but I do understand your boss. He might be afraid, that there would be some comments to you, and he doesn’t want those situations."

Before I make a judgement I think I need to know what her job is. Her name tag says "Vendor Director, Social Media".

I'll grant that the top she was wearing in the other video was a little revealing. But apparently she was sent home again. This time for this dress:

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