Can we add people that bring bikes on trains during rush hour? I know they can now, but still.
There’s a special circle of hell for Metro riders who sit on the aisle side of an otherwise empty seat, stack their stuff next to them and pretend to be reading as fellow passengers jam in next to them. Disrupt their evil deeds. @unsuckdcmetro
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Do they get an exception if they are reading one of your books?
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And bus riders who stand in the front instead of walking down the aisle to the back when it’s crowded. I keep wondering if they’re afraid there’s an aisle-monster that will eat them if they go up the stairs.
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Are there no RULES - as in "can't do this and don't do that"? !
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I once looke at one of those guys and said “Really?” He gathered up his stuff, moved over, and put everything in his lap. I continued to stand for the rest of the ride. A double shaming.
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I'll admit, I take the aisle seat. Because I'm a very big guy, and my legs do not fit between the seats. But I don't stack my crap on the seat next to me. So if you want that seat, I will let you in. Or more likely stand, because we won't both fit.
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They are
#aisleseatwankers make sure they know it.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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