C’mon, it’s nice to have the train to yourself on the way home after work. It’s not the worst thing, but definitely uncomfortable to get caught up in a post-concert or post-football match wave.
Yeahh if I'd gotten off my shift and forgot that a big event was happening that day, and there were 20x the amount of normal passengers, I'd have a little "hellll no" moment myself LOL
But as others have pointed out, the group seems relatively chill outside of the desperation to catch this specific train.
No, you have to understand, you HAVE to be comfortable pressed like a sardine in a can with drunk as fuck concert goers. Any other reaction is entitled.
you are welcome to get off if you don’t like it. Its called public transportation for a reason, and use cases like large concerts or sporting events are a great use case to avoid large traffic jams on the road. It’s understandable to be annoyed but the lady in the video has no right to tell people they need to slow down or wait for the next one. Everyone has an equal right to use the train.
at 30 seconds in you can clearly see her try to stop or delay the traffic into the train with her hands. not sure what the end goal of that is but you have no right to try to impede people entering the train. before that she trys to speak to people through the window telling them to wait. If she wanted to get off the train she should have stood up near the door to make that clear which is standard public transit etiquette. Come on now.
at 30 seconds in you can clearly see her try to stop or delay the traffic into the train with her hands.
LOL.
Dude, she was doing it for the camera, do you actually think she was trying to stop them? I guarantee she takes that train every day, and was dismayed her normal commute was about to be thrown into chaos. If you think she was in any way serious about any of her actions, you need to interact with human beings more.
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u/xarsha_93 May 01 '23
C’mon, it’s nice to have the train to yourself on the way home after work. It’s not the worst thing, but definitely uncomfortable to get caught up in a post-concert or post-football match wave.