In this story, a passenger on a flight becomes visibly uncomfortable when a mother starts breastfeeding her fussy baby next to him. He complains to the flight attendant, insisting that breastfeeding should be done in the bathroom and demanding a seat change.

The flight attendant defends the mother's right to feed her baby, noting that it's a natural necessity. After consulting with the captain, they decide to upgrade the mother to First Class to avoid further discomfort for the complaining passenger. The story highlights themes of compassion, understanding, and the right to care for one's child in public, contrasting it with the entitlement of the complaining passenger. Ultimately, the mother receives a positive resolution while the disgruntled passenger is left in an awkward position.