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A man who cleans up after plane crashes

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Re: A man who cleans up after plane crashes

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What an annoying site on mobile. While reading, advertisements load and shift your view to some place in the article you've never seen before. Is this style of monetization supposed to make me want to buy a magazine? (No, I didn't finish reading it. I don't care anymore. Definitely not the "worst job in the world".)

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Re: A man who cleans up after plane crashes

#13

What an annoying site on mobile. While reading, advertisements load and shift your view to some place in the article you've never seen before. Is this style of monetization supposed to make me want to buy a magazine? (No, I didn't finish reading it. I don't care anymore. Definitely not the "worst job in the world".)

I read it, and found it to be a very moving and well written article. One of the most emotional things that I've read in a long time.

but I had to go into a different browser because the obnoxious, intrusive advertisements were getting in the way of the content.

I'm glad I did, though. Your mileage may vary, but it was more personal for me as a paramedic that has seen the immediate aftermath of tragedies.

Re: A man who cleans up after plane crashes

#14
For the members of the audience ENRAGED by ads during their reading experience, I will summarize the key points in the article that you can use in your daily life to survive plane crashes:

Never inflate your floatation vest until you exit the plane.

Don't take your shoes off until you're sure your plane has successfully taken off.

Put your shoes on a few minutes before your plane starts landing.

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