Just need to vent

[thehappyemo]

First of all, when the bus is relatively empty, why do people insist on standing up? Especially near the driver, discussing garbage. A lot of times forward of the yellow line on routes such as Kimball-Homan

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[girly123]

Also, maybe not have so many kids, huh? Like there's enough jobs and food for everybody.

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[girly123]

Also, I don't think I've ever heard someone complain about the buses driving fast before. Congrats.

[_mytruth_]

I've complained! There have been some drivers that literally made me fear for my life, lol.

Oh and the one driver a couple weeks ago who slammed on his brakes SO HARD that I literally slid two feet across the bus floor (even while wearing some very grippy sneakers). Good thing I was holding the railing.

[ohbusiness]

Maybe you shouldn't have been standing by the driver and talking about garbage.

[lovevslogic]

Some people just get antsy and feel like standing up and having children.

Just mind your own business and be grateful that we even have buses and trains to stand on and transport children.

[thehappyemo]

Well, I'm strongly Childfree, and you can't change my mind.

[thehappyemo]

Actually it does.

[thehappyemo]

It would be a lot better if it did.

[divineaspect]

Troll.

That out of the way, because people form these things we call communities, cultures, and societies. Drivers and Passengers both fall into the category of people.

Because they have a silly set of rules designed (badly) to prevent bus bunching which they must adhere to.

I agree Strollers are a headache on a crowded bus, but so is my kart full of groceries.

Children do not negatively affect the amount of jobs or food available to you. If you are seriously concerned about such issues (though I doubt it), I suggest doing some research into programs like BIG which are proven to resolve them.

[thehappyemo]

I wasn't concerned about myself this time around.

[thehappyemo]

I know, Ben Stein told me so.