Are people not giving up priority seats actually that big a problem over there?
I've never seen someone pregnant/disabled/elderly have to ask if they can have a seat on a train here, people sitting just offer it as soon as they get on
[QUOTE=kaze4159;50448333]Are people not giving up priority seats actually that big a problem over there?
I've never seen someone pregnant/disabled/elderly have to ask if they can have a seat on a train here, people sitting just offer it as soon as they get on[/QUOTE]
People have serious problems doing it in the states too. They need a conductor to actually tell them to move.
I've never been in the situation but I would legit be anxious that they would say "I'm not pregnant!"
[QUOTE=smurfy;50448477]I've never been in the situation but I would legit be anxious that they would say "I'm not pregnant!"[/QUOTE]
This is why I mostly sit in the back, just avoid the problem altogether. :v:
[QUOTE=smurfy;50448477]I've never been in the situation but I would legit be anxious that they would say "I'm not pregnant!"[/QUOTE]
Just pull the gentleman card.
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