inconvenience other passengers. but in this case it was not inconveniencing anyone. they said it was not. but, mimi says he could be hanging out in the aisle. since he was in the middle seat, that's a little difficult to understand how he might hanging out into the aisle. >> here is the thing. the airlines all have a similar policy. >> i didn't interrupt you. i would appreciate if you didn't interrupt me. >> let her finish. >> thank you very much. i have a personal friend who was in a similar situation and she bought the -- was forced, pulled out of line waiting to board and forced to buy a second seat. she told them she could get the armrests down and her seat belt fastened, didn't need an extender, and had never needed an extra seat prior to that, but they force herd to. once everyone was boarded, then they came back and took her seat away from her and sold it to someone else. now that is not just discrimination. that's being bullied. >> there is a couple things. >> mimi, the average coach seat, airline seat is only 17 inches which they're small for just