MLB Player's Wife Forced to Clean Up Kids' Mess on Flight

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Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass complained on Twitter that a United flight attendant made his pregnant wife pick up popcorn that their toddler dropped on the floor. The incident sparked a debate on social media about who is responsible for cleaning up messes on planes. Some defended the family, while others argued that it was their responsibility to clean up after their children. Etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore said that while it's not typical for flight attendants to request that people clean up after themselves, the proper etiquette is to clean up around your immediate surroundings. United has not yet responded to the incident.
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