Most of the time I sit in the exit row and generally find that the other passengers are as fit and able as myself (ignoring age as being too subjective to this discussion).
Quite often I an quizzed by the FA along with my fellow passengers about my ability and willingness to handle the situation in an emergency. I typically answer that I'll be the first one out the door and tha the damn door is going out on the wing where it belongs and not to clutter up the seat wher it's sure to be oushed off by someone collapsing the back of the seat trying to get out without exiting onto the aisle first.
Well today on Song they never bothered to ask us who were seated in the emergency overwing exit row, else they would have heard that their seat card instructions didn't match the instructions posted on the emergency door.
But what the heck nobody reads those two instructions anyway do they?