chicklish / 鸟语
Good afternoon.
How can I assist you today?
Excuse me, flight attendant.
It looks like my seat belt is broken.
Oh no.
Let me take a look at that.
Yep, that's definitely broken.
See?
That's a safety hazard for sure, right?
I can't sit here like this.
You're absolutely right, ma 'am.
We'll need to get you moved to another seat.
That's totally fine with me.
It's just that all the economy seats in this section are already taken.
Ma 'am, I just got word.
The entire plane is completely full.
We only have one seat left in first class.
Oh, well isn't that convenient?
Just put me there then.
No problem at all.
Per our policy, we can upgrade you to first class if there's a safety issue with your seat.
Let me escort you right now.
You know, something about this doesn't look right.
This doesn't seem like regular wear and tear.
The damage looks pretty abrupt.
Accidents happen, right?
Who knows what caused it?
Either way, it's not working properly anymore.
So what does it matter?
I suppose you're right.
Let me just call my colleague over first.
How about taking me to first class first?
No need to rush.
My co -worker will be here in just a minute.
What's going on here?
This seatbelt is broken.
Let me check.
Hmm, this isn't right.
This doesn't look like normal wear and tear.
It looks like deliberate damage.
You must be mistaken.
It's obviously from normal use.
Are you the expert here or am I?
This is like a referee versus a spectator situation.
Then tell me exactly how it got damaged.
There are small pieces of rock here.
It was definitely hit with a rock.
What?
If that's the case, we might not be able to take off.
I need to report this to the captain immediately.