Help, my son threw up a Louis Vuitton bag

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Help, my son threw up a Louis Vuitton bag
Help, my son threw up a Louis Vuitton bag
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Imagine the following: you and your child are traveling peacefully on the plane, when the child suddenly becomes sick from the turbulence, his stomach is upset, and the sickness culminates in a large amount of vomiting. And the stomach extract ends up on a lady's designer bag. The value of the bag is 900 pounds, which is roughly HUF 310,000. And the lady demands compensation from you. What would you do in this situation?

This is exactly what happened to a mother who shared her "adventures" on the Mumsnet portal (the original post has since been deleted, unfortunately). And the commentators - as usual - were divided into two camps.

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As you can read in the post, they managed to clean the vomit from the bag, but they couldn't get rid of the smell. And the owner of the bag knows no mercy; demands compensation or a new bag from the child's family because of the smell. The mother apologized to the woman, who was unmoved; as he said, this is a very expensive bag and the mother or her insurance would have to pay for the cleaning or repair of the damage. After landing, the family received an email from the owner of the bag, who said that it was impossible to remove the smell from the Louis Vuitton bag, so now the family must pay for the damage.

It seems that a lot of people are interested in the topic, because they clicked on the post, and the comments are just pouring in, and everyone is giving advice to the unfortunate mother, who made a moral dilemma out of the case. Many people must have imagined themselves in his place, and let's face it, no one is at fault here, everyone is a victim of circumstances, but 310. HUF 000 is still HUF 310,000.

What do you think?

  • Mom has to pay for the bag!
  • Just pay for the cleaning, that's enough.
  • Do not pay or answer the woman with the bag at all.
  • I don't know, I got nervous.

A user named Amandahugandkisses wrote; “So you wiped the puke off the bag, but it still stinks. I understand her point of view. I would pay for a professional cleaning.” RestlessTraveller has this to say about the matter; “I believe you are responsible. No one was at fault, but the result is that your child ruined a bag.”

Madbengalmum was also not understanding towards the mother; "Why does the value of the bag matter? Your kid threw up, so it's only fair that you fix it." Many believed that the mother should use her travel insurance to cover the damage. Another group of commenters, on the other hand, advised the family to ignore the bag's owner's claim and added that they should never have given the woman their email address. What would you do if you were the mother? And what do you think of the whole story? Vote!

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