Sometimes when traveling, it’s nice to strike up conversations with strangers. Other times, you just want to write in your journal, listen to your iPod, or rest your brain. So what do you do if the person next to you won’t stop talking?
Above are some humorous tips I found on VideoJug. Have some tips of your own? Share in the comments!
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Noise-cancelling earphones do work pretty well!
I’ve also tried to recruit them to my (very small) cult – we worship fire ants by sleeping in their hives. Ok, so I was drunk on that flight…
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haha, excellent suggestions all around.
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I would just like to say that I found the above very useful. I personally employ the good old: don’t make eye contact in the first place, keep your stern – I have had the worst day of my life and may or may not be psychotic- look on your face, and if all else fails feign deafness. Going as far as pretending sign language is up to you, though I do not take any responsibility if the person next to you speaks sign language for real.
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I like the sleeping method, not offensive just naturally Zzzzzz….
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