Virat Kohli was obviously very thankful for the work his quicks put in to help India to a one-nil series lead in Adelaide.
India's pace attack showed they meant business when they toiled hard and executed their plans to knock off Australia by 31 runs in the first Test at the Adelaide Oval.
Australia's tail provided plenty of wag, particularly in the second innings, keeping the Indian attack in the field a lot longer than they might've hoped.
With the short turnaround to Friday's second Test in Perth, the visitors will need to make the most of the three-day break between matches.
Skipper Kohli no doubt recognised this and, according to former England captain Michael Vaughan, gave up he and his wife's business class seats on the flight across to the West.
"Witnessed [Virat Kohli] & his wife give up their Business class seats to allow the Quicks more comfort & space on the trip from Adelaide - Perth!!" Vaughan tweeted.
"Danger Australia .. Not only are the quicks more relaxed .. The Skipper is managing his troops with great human touches."
It's worth noting that while the BCCI could no doubt afford business class seats for the whole squad, there are a limited number of them on each flight.
While the pacemen might be a bit more comfortable for the three-and-a-half hour journey, the gesture does speak to the strength of Kohli's side.
India are the number one ranked Test side in the world and have got there playing aggressive team cricket, with a unity not seen in touring parties of the past.
The win in Adelaide was their first in the country for more than ten years, and with Australia's batting order experiencing an almost unprecedented level of uncertainty, they may never have a better chance for a series win down under.
Key to that will be the much-improved pace battery of Ishant Sharma, the veteran that just keeps coming, Jasprit Bumrah, the x-factor with the pace to trouble the Aussies, and Mohammed Shami, as reliable as ever.
That's not to mention Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Umesh Yadav waiting in the wings.
It's no wonder Kohli wants them to put their feet up.