“You don’t give up your seat to me, then we all go nowhere!”---An old man said.

“You don’t give up your seat to me, then we all go nowhere!”---An old man said.
Jul 19, 2010 04:26
LONELYJOURNEY Points: Join Date: Oct 28, 2009 Status: offline	If you are on the bus, will you take the seats reserved for the elderly, infirm, sick, disabled and pregnant? I won’t. I have experienced this several times. Even the seats are vacant, I don’t want to take them because I am healthy. An old man with a walking stick in his left hand, stepped on the bus and found that the special seats were all taken by others. Some people who sat on the special seats were young and healthy. He waited for a while and no one gave their seats to him. When the bus started to move, this old man got off and stopped it leaving by grasping the windshield wipers. “You don’t give up your seat to me, then we all go nowhere!”---An old man said. The bus driver asked those who took the special seats to give up one seat but no one stood up. A man on the bus called the police via his cellphone. The police spent a few minutes talking with a 30 years old woman and she gave up her seat at last. Then the bus left.

Jul 19, 2010 04:26

LONELYJOURNEY
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If you are on the bus, will you take the seats reserved for the elderly, infirm, sick, disabled and pregnant? I won’t. I have experienced this several times. Even the seats are vacant, I don’t want to take them because I am healthy.

An old man with a walking stick in his left hand, stepped on the bus and found that the special seats were all taken by others. Some people who sat on the special seats were young and healthy. He waited for a while and no one gave their seats to him.

When the bus started to move, this old man got off and stopped it leaving by grasping the windshield wipers. “You don’t give up your seat to me, then we all go nowhere!”---An old man said. The bus driver asked those who took the special seats to give up one seat but no one stood up.

A man on the bus called the police via his cellphone. The police spent a few minutes talking with a 30 years old woman and she gave up her seat at last. Then the bus left.

Jul 19, 2010 04:35

CHERRY07
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I am guessing that the guys who took the specials seats were very sick. They did have something wrong with their brains. If their brains were normal, I assume that they are psychologically handicapped. They could not live without a seat.

I am very sad to read this. What did these young people learn at school? Don’t they know they should respect the elderly? One day, they will become old. Don’t they ever think how others treat him?

If I was the driver, I would give up my seat to the old man. No need to call the police.

Jul 19, 2010 21:25

SUNNYDREAM
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Me too. I would rather stand up on the bus than seize a seat that I shouldn't take. Once I was on the bus, I found out that there were some vacant seats but I didn't take any seat because they are special seats. The passengers on the bus stared at me and made me uncomfortable. Some of them must think that I was so stupid. There were vacant seats but I still stood.

In my city, I usually people give up their seats to the elderly, pregnant, kids, sick etc. When those special people get on the bus, the conductor or the broadcast will remind those passengers to give up seats to them. And some people will stand up.

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