A male passenger has sparked a massive debate over airline etiquette after going to war with a toddler over a window shade, ...

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The clip, shared on X, shows the 4-year-old child repeatedly reaching back from their seat to push the window shade up. In ...

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The viral video shows the man attempting to enjoy the film Hocus Pocus 2 when the child seated in front of him repeatedly lifted his window shade.