Dear world, please read this
Jan. 9th, 2005 09:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pezPez's brief guide to not making a fool of yourself and not being as asshole in public
1. On the Underground, let people in need of a seat have a seat.
2. When it is crowded on the Underground, do not lean on the pole. Let other people hold on to it for balance.
3. When there are already people holding on to the pole, do not friggin' lean on it / hug it / do anything else with it other than hold on to it.
4. Please do not eat smelly food on the train.
5. If you know you are not going to make it to the train, do not throw yourself at the door anyway so that it cannot close properly, and then force the driver to open the doors to let you in. It is dangerous, may damage the doors, screws up the timing for all the trains, and delays thousands of passengers on all the trains.
6. When you reach the top/bottom of the escalator, do not stop to look left and right (no cars will run you over, honey) and then decide which way you want to go. Just MOVE, so that people behind you can actually safely arrive on the floor.
7. If you have missed the bus by a little, or if the bus has stopped because of traffic or traffic lights, do not pound on the door demanding to get in and then hurl abuse at the driver when he doesn't let you. There are reasons the driver will not let you on. He is under guidelines which tell him not to. Opening the doors when the bus is away from a stop may also screw up the SCOOT system.
1. On the Underground, let people in need of a seat have a seat.
2. When it is crowded on the Underground, do not lean on the pole. Let other people hold on to it for balance.
3. When there are already people holding on to the pole, do not friggin' lean on it / hug it / do anything else with it other than hold on to it.
4. Please do not eat smelly food on the train.
5. If you know you are not going to make it to the train, do not throw yourself at the door anyway so that it cannot close properly, and then force the driver to open the doors to let you in. It is dangerous, may damage the doors, screws up the timing for all the trains, and delays thousands of passengers on all the trains.
6. When you reach the top/bottom of the escalator, do not stop to look left and right (no cars will run you over, honey) and then decide which way you want to go. Just MOVE, so that people behind you can actually safely arrive on the floor.
7. If you have missed the bus by a little, or if the bus has stopped because of traffic or traffic lights, do not pound on the door demanding to get in and then hurl abuse at the driver when he doesn't let you. There are reasons the driver will not let you on. He is under guidelines which tell him not to. Opening the doors when the bus is away from a stop may also screw up the SCOOT system.
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Date: 2005-01-09 11:35 am (UTC)1) when an old lady doesn't know her way and ask the driver where she has to get off, and then the bus driver tells her when its her time to get off, then usually the old lady says thanks.
2) when the bus stops at a stop and opens the door for entrance and forgets to open the door to disembark people, then people shout frantically at the driver to open the door, when the door eventually opens, people say "gee, thank you" in a sacarstic manner.
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Date: 2005-01-09 01:27 pm (UTC)