Bus etiquette
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Last Friday, I was on a bus to somewhere, a very old auntie, Chinese, 70 years old to say the least, was standing there and beside her was a young India lady who was seated comfortably, she even checked up and down on auntie but nvr suggested to give the seat. Sitting beside her was his son, I believe, shouldn't she set a good example to her son?? Btw, it was crowded and auntie was small size so other commuters didn't notice her. It was until many ppl alighted that she was given a seat by a Malay girl, my thumbs up to the girl of coz... Where is the bus etiquette now??? I hv seen a lot of such cases!!! Ppl would criticize me for complicating things if I say it is maybe bcoz It was a India lady and a Chinese auntie, but... Nvr mind, let's focus on bus etiquette/courtesy! Thx!
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orh horrrrrrrrr
u racist!
ISD will come catch u
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NO! i like anyone who shows common courtesy..
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thats why i always sit near the back of the bus
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To be fair, some elderly people are very "hao lian" one, if you give up the seat, they will scold you being "dumb" behind your back or some stubborn one just stared at you or some just refuse to sit.
And how can we forget the famous 'priority seat auntie' case in MRT ? : http://sgforums.com/forums/3317/topics/454276
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Originally posted by M the name:
To be fair, some elderly people are very "hao lian" one, if you give up the seat, they will scold you being "dumb" behind your back or some stubborn one just stared at you or some just refuse to sit.
And how can we forget the famous 'priority seat auntie' case in MRT ? : http://sgforums.com/forums/3317/topics/454276
I rmbr the story la, but it was a isolated case I still believe, and should not second the idea that those unreasonable minority will excuse us from doing basic "good". Hehe
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Not necessary only the passengers right infront or next to. Any seated passenger in the bus can give up their seats to that old lady.
I have seen several times passengers few rows away gave up their seats for the needy.
You simply cannot fault the indian lady, for she has her son next to her. Some children get anxious/nervous when they are seated next to strangers because they rely on their parents to tell them where to alight.
Seats near the exit are preferable for older people as they do not need to squeeze through crowded bus to get off.
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Originally posted by Avatarniu:
Last Friday, I was on a bus to somewhere, a very old auntie, Chinese, 70 years old to say the least, was standing there and beside her was a young India lady who was seated comfortably, she even checked up and down on auntie but nvr suggested to give the seat. Sitting beside her was his son, I believe, shouldn't she set a good example to her son?? Btw, it was crowded and auntie was small size so other commuters didn't notice her. It was until many ppl alighted that she was given a seat by a Malay girl, my thumbs up to the girl of coz... Where is the bus etiquette now??? I hv seen a lot of such cases!!! Ppl would criticize me for complicating things if I say it is maybe bcoz It was a India lady and a Chinese auntie, but... Nvr mind, let's focus on bus etiquette/courtesy! Thx!
from what i read you have the intention to start a flame war or make this thread hot with flaimng. tyou can leave out the race and just mentioned their gender can already.
there is something call netiaquette so before you even comment on bustiqutte ponder yourself do you have netiquette first? if no dont kaypoh just mind your own business. things will work itself out , even on crowded buses.
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Originally posted by Craptalkone:
from what i read you have the intention to start a flame war or make this thread hot with flaimng. tyou can leave out the race and just mentioned their gender can already.
there is something call netiaquette so before you even comment on bustiqutte ponder yourself do you have netiquette first? if no dont kaypoh just mind your own business. things will work itself out , even on crowded buses.
I can not blame you at all for mistaking me bcoz I mentioned race indeed, but I really want to emphasize on bus etiquette. My mind was kind of troubled when I wrote above, as I saw another thread whose arthor was apparently a Indian, said how he was looked down upon and unfairly treated in Singapore and concluded that with racism. That is false accusation in my view. In my writing, I somehow decided to mention the race, as I believe race is not the explanation in my case, I will not explain it by racism as the Indian poster did in other thread, which was totally ignorant and unwarranted!
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http://sgforums.com/forums/3545/topics/461133
i was taking this post
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Originally posted by Avatarniu:
I can not blame you at all for mistaking me bcoz I mentioned race indeed, but I really want to emphasize on bus etiquette. My mind was kind of troubled when I wrote above, as I saw another thread whose arthor was apparently a Indian, said how he was looked down upon and unfairly treated in Singapore and concluded that with racism. That is false accusation in my view. In my writing, I somehow decided to mention the race, as I believe race is not the explanation in my case, I will not explain it by racism as the Indian poster did in other thread, which was totally ignorant and unwarranted!
waste time only dont write cock lah. its all common sense. who said the old lady stand also got problem? so corwded just stay where you are unless you alighting. move to the back of the bus. simple. need to start athread here meh?i have not mistaken you. indeed you are trying to start a flmaing war here or stir up racial unrest.
unless you admit you are stupig i forgive you. as long as you dont look stupig can already, if look stupig, please do us all a favour, dont ever go into sales. customer all chao liao liao. look at yourslef in the mirror first.
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Why is this in AA?
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Originally posted by charlize:
Why is this in AA?
i wait for him to admit he stupig. if he does that, den it si right and forgivable for the thread to be started here in AA -
All right, I gong Kia...