These new buses have seats pretty close together that people just can't do it the Singapore Way anymore.
I don't give anyone the chance to think about it, I just politely and firmly tell them to slide over. I usually have to say it 2-3 times but so far it seems to work.
I do have a couple of planned responses should I face refusal, one of them being to say thanks and walk away.
As ready, willing and able I may be to take a more aggressive response, it's just not worth it.
the lynx wrote:Kids, this is why you should always occupy the inside seat first. Two of your uncles didn't follow the rule and boy, one of them got his face creamedNorrinRadd wrote:I can't understand a word they're saying. Ok, a word here and there. What it does appear to be is a storm in a teacup.
Does it have anything to do with the rude practice here of people occupying the outside seat inconveniencing the other person by making them climb over them to get in and out?
sundaymorningstaple wrote:It has everything to do with it. I see it almost daily.