Remember when you were in middle school and your teacher assigned where you would sit? Usually this was after being allowed to pick our own seats, and we would sit next to our best friends and talk the whole time during class. Then we would have to be broken up so we could actually pay attention. Then we went to the cafeteria and we had to find a place to sit and eat. Some of us with our friends, others of us as loners or outcasts. Then we got older and we went to work and our boss would walk us to our desk or office and tell us this is where we will be stationed. Then we got savvy and decided we wanted to travel and we picked our seats beforehand to assure we got the window or aisle seat (because no one truly likes the middle). There is something chaotic about the idea that we can sit wherever we want. It adds a bit of pressure to any situation that we must make a decision here and what does that decision say about...
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