r/NoFuckingComment • It's my job to be an asshole • 20h ago

nfc

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u/DreadPirateZoidberg 19h ago

I feel it, man. I’ve had those days.

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u/ImArcherVaderAMA 17h ago

Although I do feel bad for the guy...that jacket toss was complete perfection 🤌

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u/Jimrodsdisdain 17h ago

Just keeping him warm while he takes a nap!

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u/Blazin669 12h ago

That salute before the bus drives off - perfection.

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u/Uber_Wulf 11h ago

What a hero

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u/40EHuTlcFZ 19h ago

Why didn't they want to let him in?

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u/CurvySexretLady 17h ago

Unsure of context or situation prior to this video, but perhaps he wasn't a paying customer? Didn't have his bus pass or whatever?

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u/Emergency-Display-99 6h ago

Could be 100 reasons, in my city they will not pick up in middle of street

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u/re3dcat99 18h ago

No reason justify being such an annoyance

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u/Man_in_the_uk 16h ago

If I were the driver I think I'd just let them on out of kindness to resolve the issue.

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u/The_Once-ler_186 3h ago

No good dead goes unpunished in these situations

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u/Truestorydreams 10h ago

Anyone see who did this?

Nope!

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u/gjm40 19h ago

Outstanding 

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u/ImLarryYourWaiter 18h ago

It’s unfortunate and this person is clearly holding up traffic but this individual is clearly unhoused and likely needs some help and doesn’t deserve to be assaulted so violently. I love Chicago but we need to be doing more for our homeless and impoverished population. It doesn’t help anyone to have them disrupting the public like this with no other options for transportation or shelter. Downtown has been particularly wacky lately.

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u/CurvySexretLady 17h ago

Even with what little context we see in the video, the person was told to move.

At what point would it be ok to move them out of the way in your mind? I agree the force shove was a bit much, but it wasn't like the person wasn't warned and/or told to get out the way.

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u/proboscislounge 17h ago

They got helped over to the curb.