How kind of you snoring-while-in-a-coma lady to have your big fat purse taking up a seat so this elderly lady who got on at Scarborough had nowhere to sit.This website is not only read by GO Transit passengers, but also by employees of various transit agencies across Canada and the US, members of the media and enjoys an audience from around the world. Please take that into consideration.
You can remove your comment but a copy of that comment is retained by the software and is immediately available to the editor.
ThisCrazyTrain.com's commenting rules are simple: If you make an overly offensive comment (racist, bigoted, etc.) or go waaaay off topic, your comment will be deleted. Please conduct yourself accordingly.
Speaking of bags, I always sit in the aisle seat so that I can stretch my leg and not have to squish the person beside me.
ReplyDeleteIt can be a very annoying position, because anyone with a bag on their should will whack me in the shoulder as the walk past. They know their space requirements, but they never factor their bag into that equation.
Ahh yes, the dirty linebackers!!!
ReplyDeleteBags wouldn't be a problem if GO would ask Bombardier to build racks into the upper compartments like what's on the GO buses.
ReplyDeleteif you know the isle is not that wide and you are carrying a bag... carry your bags low and mind the other people!
ReplyDeleteand if your bag needs a seat of it's own - buy a ticket for it!
Is that you trying not to laugh but laughing in the background? I love your posts, Cindy. I was at Union this morning and was looking for you (in amongst all the black jackets). My experience this morning was good. All the crazies must come from the East. J/k.
ReplyDeleteActually, it's the lady sitting next to this lady. I didn't try to hide what I was doing. I held my phone right up to her face. She had her iPod in and was fast asleep!
ReplyDelete