Jay520 on 13 March 2012
| insomniac17 said: In most of the buses that I have been in, the seats near the front are there for elderly people or people with disabilities, and they are asked to give up their seat in the case that one of those people needs a place to sit. The fact that no one else gave up their seat means that at the very worst, you're all terrible people who should be ashamed of yourselves, but no one of you is worse than any other. Really, it isn't a big deal. If that happens again and you think you'll feel bad, just give up your seat. I bet the lady will appreciate it, and you can feel good about yourself. But don't let it bother you. |
Oh yeah, I probably forgot to mention nearly everyone who had a seat was either old or female or both. I was one of the only three or four young males with a seat.
