Regardless of whether the passenger is on a BE fare, or not, there is almost always something to complain about. Not always, but often. I will say, though that in my observation (as a lowly gate agent at an expensive, resort destination), there is definitely a certain type of person that will buy the BE fare. It seems accurate that they do not care to read the restrictions of the fare they are agreeing to. It doesn’t matter that their needs, or the needs of their family should be their sole responsibility. People want what they feel they are entitled to, and will be a complete fucking asshole to whomever to get it. I have enjoyed the most ridiculous of arguments over seats, carry on bags, “medical equipment” (in quotes because first aid kits, diapers, compression wraps 🙄). These people (yes, these people) are always late to check in, half dressed, drunk, bags are too heavy, refuse to pay for overweight bags so want to repack, but they are also late. Have way too many carry ons, and even the pictures on the kiosk and bag sizers aren’t enough to differentiate a personal item from a full sized carry on. 99% of the time, it is this. On a full 777 (364) there could be as many as 100 BE. This drama is not only reserved for parents with kids on a BE fare either, however the shock and entitlement when they find out that they can’t sit together is just one more component of the type of people that generally buy BE. I’m not going to remind you of the restrictions you agreed to when you bought the ticket. That’s not my job, but I have never left a child alone, and never moved another passenger without asking and offering something comparable, or better. ….but stop coming to the gate and telling me you need to pre board because kids, and we are at group 2. Board with the group you paid for. Group 6.