I fly about 3 or 4 times a month on different days of the week. I witnessed two heated verbal altercations last month. (I was not involved in either of them.) They arose from one person holding/blocking more than two exit row seats and preventing others from sitting wherever they wanted to. Priority Boarding does not mean priority "hoarding" multiple seats. Besides inviting disruptive behavior, exit row seat hoarding can potentially delay flights in the event a "reserved" exit row seat becomes occupied by someone legally prohibited from sitting there because of the inability/unwillingless to assist during an evacuation. These problems can be avoided if SWA implements and enforces a policy of strictly limiting the number of exit row seats that Group A passengers can "reserve" for others. In any event, SWA should invite passengers to propose a solution to a problem it created.
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