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Germaphobes, look away. Non-germaphobes, prepare to become one.
A video has been released that shows how a sneeze travels on a plane.
It’s not just the passengers who feel the spray of snot on the back of their head that reap the germs. In fact, the most affected are sitting adjacent and BEHIND the sneezer. But everyone gets a little bit of germ (unless vaccinated). As Oprah would say, YOU get a germ, and YOU get a germ, and YOU get a germ…
We warn you: You may never want to breathe on a plane again.
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I've sneezed a few times on plane rides ... but mine are "trapped" in the tissues I carry.
I'm more frightened of the new breed of unwashed, deodorant-free flier that is becoming more prevalent.
This is how the hospital thinks our daughter contracted whooping cough. As we are at a loss to figure out how else she possibly could have caught it considering everyone around her (that has contact with her on a typical day to day basis) was immunised or had had a booster shot.