door don·key [Proun. door don-key] -s
Cousin to the stair hog
noun
- GO commuters who board a train and stand right in the vicinity of the doorway, despite seats being available, making it awkward for other commuters to board. This behaviour often leads people to believe a coach is full, when in fact, seating is available in the upper level
- GO commuters who stand right inside the door frame in an attempt to hold the train for friends who are late (see below for an example)
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We have a door donkey on the 4:13 LSW, 3rd car from the end. She plops herself down near the door and then around Grenadier Pond gets up and positions herself a good 4 feet from the door and hogs all the space around thus preventing others from lining up behind her. Then when she disembarks she plods along like it's a sunny Sunday afternoon drive. I have also encountered her on the recently added 3:15 LSW and 3:43. Annoying to the say the least.
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