Monday, January 13, 2014
4 comments:
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Taking up three seats too. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteDid anyone tried to speak to this woman in question to ask her to keep her boots off the seats.
ReplyDeleteNot everyone can muster up the courage to confront like I can.
ReplyDeleteSo I am very forgiving ... all I want when I do are cheers and high-fives, maybe some chanting, but that rarely happens. Okay, it's *never* happened. But it should.
A GO Train is not like the subway, you can't say what you need to say and then jump off to avoid a reaction.
Not everyone wants to stick around for a reaction. Me, I don't mind.
Lastly, you don't know how you'll handle it if the person retaliates and if you tend to go with rage, it's probably best you just fight with your phone.
I have no ill will to those who point it out to me with a picture, but couldn't tell these d-bags off.
They don't clean the seats every night. On the train yesterday morning, I sat down, looked at my pants, and noticed my knees were white. I realized I touched the seat across from me before I sat down.
ReplyDeleteI'm forced to sit in a pig sty.