Two people argue business class on long flights is worth the cost. A few hours of quality sleep means you arrive ready for meetings instead of exhausted. Speaker B prefers Emirates for sleep quality, while Speaker A sees it as ROI: arriving refreshed boosts performance and generates more business.
If you're going to do it for business, for work, you should probably sit in business class because the sleep, even if it's a couple hours of sleep, it's worth its weight in gold.
It is. And I'm really picky in which like if I'm going to like India and I can't get Emirates first class, I'm like, I don't want to go. I just want really good sleep. And then that way when I land, I'm already showered and everything and I'm like ready to go.
Yep. Look, it sounds bougie, but in this case you should do it because you want to come with full energy. Because when you land, usually you land the day before or whatever, you got to be ready to go the next day. If you're flying economy like 15+ hours or so, You're gonna be very cranky. And so you are paying to be ready to bring it, and you bringing it might inspire 20% more people or whatever, and that's gonna lead to more business. You gotta look at it that way.
