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  I always make sure to keep my legs crossed or very slightly opened. I am always aware of this one when sitting next to someone.
context: Most people will move their bag if asked. Its placed there to discourage others from sitting beside them instead of taking another free seat >
  
  Once the bus starts to get busy you should remove the bag from seat. >
  
  Yeah but if someone asked me to move it I would >
  
  Thanks to social anxiety I would rather stand than ask a woman to move her bag >
  
  As soon as the bus starts to get packed I put my bag by my feet, but if no one sits when it starts I’ll put it back up
  Sometimes I’ll still keep it between my feet anyways cause I’d wanna sleep and it’s safe there >
  
  Thats okay, if its not packed and seats are available that makes sense. But I am referring to times like really early in the morning or afternoon when they're always packed. >
  
  this is an unpopular opinion? news to me. >
  
  Enough people do it that it might as well be. At least in the big cities where I live. >
  
  What buses are you taking that make you take 5 minutes to find a seat? >
  
  Ones over long distances. Double decker style. >
  
  Long distance buses have pre-ordered payed seats, so noone would have to stand. >
  
  Not all of them. In my region of Ontario we have things called GO buses which take you from town to town, and they don't have preordered seats. You just buy a ticket or tap your presto card (basically a card you can load with money for transit, I'm sure they have different versions of this elsewhere) and board. I've taken some where there's a line around the block for a single bus and the seats are first come first serve. That's why I always wait outside for the bus no matter the weather because the first person on has first pick of seats >
  
  Yeah, but those are not long distance. At least, your description doesn't suggest that. >
  
  They go fairly long distance. They're somewhere between local buses and Greyhounds in terms of length. They take the highway and only have one stop per town so they're longer than local buses but they stay in the province unlike Greyhounds
  So they're like medium long distance, still they should definitely implement a ticket system, or just run buses more often so they don't get so packed >
  
  Rough morning, eh? >
  
  I've found that if you just start sitting down regardless people will move their bags automatically, and rather quickly might I add >
  
  or just say "is this seat taken?". People will usually move it for you. >
  
  I usually just point and get eye contact. If they dont react I sit. Most people wear headsets so no point in talking 😅 >
  
  Tell them to move? >
  
  I do, they get either get pissed and do it, or get pissed and don't. >
  
  If they get pissed and do it, you win.
  If they get pissed and don't do it, throw it on the floor. You win. >
  
  If they don't do it. Take out your camera and you get a viral YouTube video and make some $$$ >
  
  Don't do that. >
  
  It's a non physical escalation, which is less violent. throwing the bag on the floor is a physical one, as you propose. Why is that better? >
  
  It's just a bag, not their newborn baby.
  And people who take videos of minor public incidents just to post it on YouTube for internet cred and/or cash are despicable scum with no more right to live on God's clean earth than a weasel. >
  
  I really fail to see how. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. The bad person is the one doing something wrong >
  
  
  Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
  
  What a ridiculous thing to say. Chlorine is much faster and kills more bugs. Even UV light is better. You don't see people disinfecting surgical instruments with sunlight now do you?
  
  The bad person is the one doing something wrong
  
  Absolutely. And being a YouTuber is far worse than leaving bags on seats. >
  
  I think it’s alright to put your bag on the seat if there’s plenty of room on the bus or if the bag is simply too big and heavy for your lap. Giving your little rucksack a seat of its own on a full bus however? Immediately jail. >
  
  Even if your bag is too big to go on your lap, if the bus is full and somebody is looking for a seat, I think you should put the bag between your feet. Everybody wins in that scenario. >
  
  Of course, if there’s space for it which there isn’t always on a bus unfortunately. Although one should try and avoid travelling during times when the bus tend to be full then of course. >
  
  Well, if there isn't much space and you're obviously trying as much as you can to keep a seat free, that's a different and more understandable scenario. I think there are some exceptions. In that scenario, I'd probably do the same thing unless I saw someone needed a seat, in which case I'd stand up and hold my bags. >
  
  Yes I understand if you have your bag next to you when there is more than enough space to sit, but I expect that people move their bag when it gets already a little bit crowded >
  
  Where I live, if someone has their bag on the seat they remove it once someone wants that spot. Sometimes they do it when the bus gets full but sometimes you just have to ask. >
  
  This isn’t an opinion. It’s an instruction. >
  
  Where I live, you'd get scolded for that. It's public transit, not a taxi, isn't it people's right to ask others not to hog other seats? >
  
  You'd be surprised how many don't acknowledge this. >
  
  I’ve found that bus culture can very dramatically by city. Or even areas within a city. >
  
  It's even worse in a packed bus when there are 2 or 3 seats next to each other and they sit down on the seat that is on the inside essentially blocking the rest for everyone else >
  
  deal with it. i need my space >
  
  Why >
  
  i'm 6'2 and don't like people. literally wore big saber fangs on the train once and every time i yawned no one sat next to me >
  
  Being tall has nothing to do with it unless you are built wide enough to take up 2 seats. I would choose getting a little uncomfortable over taking another person's seat all the time. Everyone is entitled to the same space in a bus >
  
  i'm literally not comfortable sitting so my bag needs to go on the seat next to me and i have to put my legs on top of the bag >
  
  It is uncomfortable for everyone else that has to stand on a driving bus as well. That's the point. You being uncomfortable does not grant you the permission to take someone else's comfortability. >
  
  yeah... i don't care >
  
  Only reason i put my knee on bus seats Is because i sit side ways since I'm a big and tall person, sitting straight Is almost never an option. But I'd gladly give up my seat and stand if someone needs it. >
  
  not unpopular >
  
  The only good thing to come from Covid - people not sitting next to me on the bus anymore >
  
  How about you just ask whether they can put the bag away? Usually, a questionable look is enough to get people to make place. 
  Feet on the seats is disgusting though. >
  
  Cause people don't cooperate, you think I'd be complaining if they did? >
  
  Dont know where you are coming from but I am using public transportation here three hours a day and never has there been someone blocking a seat with his stuff who wasnt making place once it was needed. Considering your way of writing, how you ask might be the problem >
  
  This is more of a r/rant thing >
  
  How is this an unpopular opinion? >
  
  r/popularopinon >
  
  Not unpopular >
  
  This is far from an unpopular opinion. Trust me, I spent 10 years taking a bus to work, I hated it for those exact reasons. >
  
  Well, I do that too, but only because I really hate it when other people are near me and touch me in some kind of way. If someone asks me to put the bag down because there is no other seat free I put it down of course. Feet on the seat is nasty though >
  
  For example, I put my backpack next to me so as not to let anyone sit down, because I don't like having anyone next to me, but just ask me if you can sit down and I move the backpack.  For putting your feet on the seats, I hate that too, because then they get dirty and in the end no one sits down, instead a backpack or a bag, they don't get dirty. >
  
  That's what I used to do as well. Sometimes the bus isn't very full and people will sit next to someone when there are empty rows. So bag goes on the seat, but if anyone asks to sit there, or the bus start filling up I move it without hesitation, or someone is standing when there are open seats I'll ask if they want to sit. >
  
  Bag on seat next to you if the bus is quiet.
  Once it gets busy then bag goes at feet. The worst ones are people who hog two seats by sitting on the aisle seat, they want shooting. >
  
  i sit in the aisle seat as that gives me the option to get up and leave if I’d rather stand than sit next to you. (those reasons are often your listening to music so can’t hear me and my stops soon, there’s plenty of other empty rows or your doing something obnoxious such as vaping) 
  It’s not hard to be a grown up and ask if you can sit there, everyone who has ever rode a train knows how to do it. >
  
  Exactly. It's a bus. Not a lounge or your house. You sit down. Get to where you need to go. And GTFO. Move your shyt or I'll move it for you. >
  
  I swear, people think they're at home watching Netflix on the couch. >
  
  Right?? Like I don't want your dog doo shoes on a chair. And if you make it nasty. I'm sure no one will clean it till the bus parks or gets inspected. Or someone Caves and 'cleans it'. >
  
  Its pretty much obvious no one cleans them. >
  
  
  Either keep the bag at your feet or don't bring a fucking bag.
  
  Okay next time I'll just leave my groceries at the store.
  Just a thought: Have you tried asking politely? I tend to put my bags on the seat next to me as the floor is not always a good spot. I move my bags. I get rarely ever asked to empty the seat - and even if I move the bags without someone asking nearly no one ever sits down there. Many rather stand than sit down next to a stranger. Those who don't care are usually elderlies and they are also the only ones ever asking me if they could sit there if I don't see them before. >
  
  Put it on your lap or on the floor, unless there is an abundance of seats. Just because you rarely get asked doesn't mean hogging two seats is the right thing to do. >
  
  Did you also read the part in which I said that also when I move it (add: which I said I still do) essentially no one ever sits down on it?
  So why should I put a bag on my lap, when the seat stays free anyway? so maybe once every few years someone will sit down? Or to soothe a random stranger on Reddit? >
  
  Also if the other person wants the seat that badly they can be an adult and ask, god knows how people like some of the ones in this comments would cope on a train where asking to sit is necessary >
  
  Exactly! As I said I get rarely asked. So far only people asking are elderlies. And even if I move my bag - no one sits down usually anyway. But the amount of people complaining is ridiculous. Something definitely doesn't add up there. >
  
  Just ask... Goddamn >
  
  They would rather post a rant on Reddit than say “can I sit here?” Lol >
  
  I ask, there is a 50/50 they give me the stink eye and move it or just straight up refuse. I have never gotten someone who just moved it casually and let me sit. >
  
  i mean if the bus aint full and theres plenty of other seats available, whats the problem?
  if someone asks me to move my bags i gladly will but other than that, nah >
  
  Most of the time when i am taking a bus its full. And most people are occupying one seat and the other seat has a bag on it. Thats why it annoys me. >
  
  i can understand that, here the buses are most of the time even full so we dont really have that problem here
  if i was in your position id be just as annoyed bruh lol >
  
  I go toward those people specifically and ask them "Hey can I sit here ?", problem is when they say "no" >
  
  If there’s a empty row of seats close by them then they’re fully within their rights to say no >
  
  I didn't think someone would be dumb enough to say that, but ofc I only do that when atleast one seat of every pair is taken, even I place my belongings on the seat next to me when it's empty, but atleast every line has a person I will ask them to move their shit so I can sit instead of sitting next to someone nice enough not to occupy two seats. Despite, I'm pretty sure most people doing it that way thought process is "The next seat is empty and it's more confortable to put my stuff here, if someone asks me to I'll just hold my stuff and let them sit" >
  
  r/popularopinion >
  
  This was a big pet peeve of mine when I worked in the city over the summer. It was an every day occurrence. Crowded bus, 5 seats taken up by someone's bag. Most people will move it when you ask but I've watched some lady completely ignore a guy asking to sit down. Most people do it because they don't like sitting next to people. Hell, I don't either but it's common courtesy when it comes to public transportation. If you hate sitting next to people that much, consider getting a driver's license and saving up for a car. >
  
  Now, I will admit I am a person who does both these things. HOWEVER, once a train or bus is packed and seats are scarce then yes, bag goes between my feet on the floor and I try to take as little room as I can. I do this because I enjoy my space and if there is other spots available then grab them before coming to me but I recognise that don’t own the space I am occupying. >
  
  If there isn't much space I must hog the seat next to me because my legs are long (I'm 2 meters tall) so I have to take the space on the second seat >
  
  OP do you know what sub this is? We all hate the bag-seater ppl. This is a popular opinion. >
  
  If you need the seat, just ask. They might move it and put it on their lap. >
  
  Move their bag to their lap and sit down >
  
  We put the bag so nobody sits, we want to be alone and also.... Covid... You know >
  
  No. If I wanted someone to sit next to me I'd bring a friend.
  Also, what buses have storage compartments anymore? Are you living in the dark ages? >
  
  r/lostredditors >
  
  I'm not giving my bag the royal treatment, I'm discouraging you from sitting beside me :) >
  
  Happy to know someone like you exists. Thank you for being alive >
  
  You're welcome :) >
  
  Stop trying to sit next to me!! >
  
  Nah, let me sit there and we can talk about History. >
  
  And that’s why people do things like put their bag next to them, I don’t want to talk to you I want to get to my stop >
  
  You can't pay for public transport but expect the comfort and privacy of private transport >
  
  Me, over 6ft, having to sit at an angle because of my slenderman legs and making it difficult for people to sit next to me:
  Oof. >
  
  Put up with it. >
  
  Y'know I agree with your original point, but responses like that don't help the idea that you get the stinkeye because you're rude to people on the bus.
  Guy wasn't saying "I tell people to fuck off and not sit next to me because I'm tall and want more space" he literally said it's difficult for he and other passengers to share neighbouring seats because his height/sitting posture means there's less room to share. I'd be agreeing if the guy seemed like an asshole, but seems like you're mouthing off to someone who isn't trying to cause problems. >
  
  I keep my bag on the seat until the bus starts getting full, then I'll move it to my lap >
  
  Not an unpopular opinion
  Downvoted >
  
  i just sit down on their shit. i don't care. >
  
  My bag definitely deserve it more. I don't want to sit next to anyone.
  I'll let you sit eventually when the seats are mostly taken, I'm not evil. But until then, go bother someone else. >
  
  People put a bag on a seat because they don’t want someone next to them. Instead of looking elsewhere, ask them to have the seat and generally they put their bag on their lap. In France it works anyway. 
  Of course don’t do that if there is just you, one guy and a bag in the train. Because that would be weird as shit >
  
  If you come and sit next to me, I will get up and go stand by the front. The last thing I want is a human sitting next to me. >
  
  It blows my mind that there are people who prefer public transportation to car culture. Why would i prefer to deal with sitting next to random strangers and dealing with them when my car is private and leaves whenever I want and there are no strangers and I can listen to my music loud. And there are no strangers. I don’t get it. >
  
  Can't play candy crush while driving >
  
  This is because you’re missing the reason WHY people do this. It’s not because they think their bag is precious or that they can’t hold it, it’s because they don’t want to sit next to a stranger on the bus. Particularly if they are in the inner seat and the stranger is on the outer seat, which effectively traps them in. 
  They’re “insulted” when you ask them to move it because you’ve just started a public confrontation around something that they had done to feel more safe, and you’re both removing that safety and making them look like an asshole. 
  Public transportation can be a very dangerous place, and you really never know whether the next person getting on the bus is going to like that one guy who beheaded a woman on a bus a few years ago. >
  
  Sit on the bag/feet. >
  
  yeah... no. i don't want anyone sitting next to me. busses make me motion sick so i need space >
  
  But like, i just dont want other people to sit next to me 🤷 so yes, my bag deserved that spot more 😂😅 >
  
  If it pisses you off then don't take the bus >
  
  Right let me walk 40 km to work then. >
  
  Guess you’re SOL then. >
  
  No, it's comfy. >
  
  Get comfy when you get home. It's called "Public" transport for a reason. >
  
  No thanks, I like to be comfy when I read my books. >
  
  That's crazy. Again, don't care, get comfy home not on public transport. >
  
  I don't think so. But I don't think you're really getting the point here. Whining on the internet isn't going to get anyone to give you a seat on public transport. >
  
  Many whine about shit on the internet, does it help them? No. But you know what could help my situation, people with common sense who acknowledge they are on public transport. You are not at home, get comfy when you are home and leave the seat open for someone to sit in. >
  
  Idk, does it lack common sense to be comfy on the bus, or to insult those who are comfy on the bus occupying the seat you want?
  Crying on the internet is most likely to achieve nothing, asking someone to move their bag will probably achieve what you want. Just stop being too ballless to ask. >
  
  Right so the person lacking common sense is the one who says bus seats are for people but the one with common sense thinks its okay to put your feet/bag on them because it's "comfy". Yea sure. Grow up man. >
  
  Precisely. I'm glad we can agree. >
  
  So you agree you're immature then. Great. Makes a lot of sense then. >
  
  If it’s an Amtrak I’m gonna lay down with my feet not on the chair I get anxiety when people are too close to me on transportation but if they ask to sit down I’ll let them >
  
  You have a reason as to why, so I can't really say much. >
  
  Can't stand it, even when the bus is getting more crowded, they still don't move the fuck over. >
  
  I put my bag on the seat so people won't sit beside me unless they have to, if someone asks then you move the bag this is the agreement we all have >
  
  I'm one of those people because I tend to have to take a lot of shit with me everywhere I go. My duffle bag won't fit anywhere else. >
  
  If the bag is huge then that gets a pass. I won't really bother anyway if the bag looks like it weighs 10 kilos >
  
  Lol mines more in the 20-30 kilo range >
  
  Aw naw, you good then bro. >
  
  I just had this happen to me on a tram here. Totally packed but this idiot decided he didn’t want anyone sitting next to him. I asked him to move his stuff onto his lap but he just put his arm on top of it to make a point. There were two elderly women that I pointed out to him and he was fully able bodied. This should be ticketed! >
  
  I usually put my bag as a spacer until the fully empty rows fill up. Like enforcing urinal rules. But I will move it if asked or once it's starting to fill up. >
  
  I do it on the school bus because I explicitly don't want anybody sitting next to me, it's awkward as fuck >
  
  I put my bag on the seat next to me if it’s not crowded. When it starts to get crowded I move my bag into my lap. Or if someone asks to sit next to me I move it >
  
  No >
  
  I’m always very conscious of this. I put my bag on my lap or on the floor in front of me >
  
  Agreed on all counts. entitled pricks!! >
  
  I used to take a crowded express bus home every day. They have rows of double seats. I got on one of the last stops so the bus was usually already packed. I always chose to sit next to someone who had put their bag on the seat or done something else to deter people from sitting next to them when there were no empty rows. Everyone wants their own space but sometimes that just can’t be that way. So in my mind, if I’m the one choosing who already on the bus to sit next to and disturb I’m always gonna choose the asshole who thinks they deserve the extra space more than everyone else. >
  
  In what world is this unpopular? >
  
  Totally agree and in no way unpopular. >
  
  Well sometimes ppl need things and the floor has piss on it a lot of times if it’s a city bus they are grossss
  You can just politely ask to sit and I’m sure any person would hold the bag. >
  
  Where I live in Los Angeles, it's a unspoken rule that people will go out of their way to avoid sitting directly next to someone (unless they're old). 
  Even if there's plenty of open seats, like 75% of people will voluntarily stand just so they don't have to sit within "knee-touching distance" of someone else. It's like an entire city of introverted people. >
  
  This should be removed.
  In no way is this ever an unpopular opinion.
  Probably the worst post I've seen on this sub in a while, who upvoted this? >
  
  I can't believe that there are people everywhere in this world that would just plop their filthy feet (with shoes or not, idgaf it's still disgusting) and be so casual about it. I just don't get it. The bag part maybe, the floor of the public transport could be dirty but if there's people getting on the bus or train then just hold the bag on your lap or smth? It's just stupid >
  
  It is a convenient place to put it and if there are spaces why should people hide their bag by their feet? If if fills and you want to sit, ask them to move the bag. Don't wander around for five minutes! >
  
  This can’t be an unpopular opinion 😂 >
  
  I’m from NYC. If you’re polite and ask most people to move something or themselves a little they’ll oblige. Not enough of us get up for disabled or pregnant. But if you ask you shall receive. >
  
  While I would say this isn’t an unpopular opinion, I see enough people doing it every single day that I feel like it just might be lol even worse is people who sit in the aisle seat and won’t move over to let anyone else in >
  
  This is not an unpopular opinion lol >
  
  This sub has no unpopular opinions anymore >
  
  Buy a car >
  
  Just ask a person kindly to your face if they will move their bag. 99 percent of them won't be such an asshole to tell you to your face "no, this seat is for my bag". The bag people are cowards and put their bag their to passively try to keep you away >
  
  I didn't realize basic manners are unpopular now. >
  
  Some people are selfish.
  Some people this type of transport might be their only choice,  and they want to be left alone.
  Some people this may be their flex they can muster, their own world may not be good.
  Many excuses as to why, you just have to pick your battles.  You could choose to just force your way in, try to be amicable, etc..  
  Unfortunately,  we have to interact with others, and there are definitely those out there who just don't play well with others. >
  
  I cannot imagine this being unpopular opinion. >
  
  Very rude. Then got the audacity to get mad when you move their bags. Please I gotta sit down put your bags near your feet. >
  
  Bruhhh, just say something lmao. Only psychopaths would refuse to move their stuff. >
  
  Bag is ok I think but feet is a big no no. You can just ask them to move the bag >
  
  Have you tried asking if that was ok if you sat there. 
  Life is a dynamic playground, things can move. All of that with the power of voice thru simple communication. >
  
  I used to experience this when taking a commuter train into NYC. I had no qualms about asking people if I could get a seat, while looking pointedly at their bags. 
  Only a couple of times did people give me pushback. The first time, I was on a Long Island train, and my fellow commuters jumped all over her ass, telling her to move her shit, she hadn't paid for two seats, etc. It was beautiful, and she did move them, in a huff. The second time I was already in a mood, so when she didn't move her bag, I picked it up and threw it into her lap, then sat down. She was too shocked to speak at first, then acted all indignant that I had touched her bag. I told her not to put it on a seat and we wouldn't have any problem, then put my headphones on and closed my eyes. >
  
  If you’re able to find a seat, that means there are free seats. So long as that’s the case, this behavior is fine IMO. Once all seats are taken, this behavior is no longer reasonable. >
  
  But manspreading! >
  
  I saw this as well going into Seattle >
  
  
  It's a bag, nobody is gonna do shit to it
  
  Not every city or bus route is the same.  I sit uncomfortably with my backpack on ever since I lost my laptop when someone ripped my backpack right out of my hands and ran off. >
  
  See it’s ok to first set your bag on the seat next to you if the bus is empty. I take the bus to work daily and there’s at most 5 people with 20 seats still available. When it’s crowded, however, move your bag to make space when more people arrive. It’s ok to do whatever as long as you move for others or move when asked. >
  
  Just an idea. 
  Open your mouth >
  
  I have severe social anxiety and I don't want people to sit next to me >
  
  I’m going to start calling people feet “feet bags” >
  
  Not had a problem finding a seat on buses this year. Likely because I'm the driver >
  
  I put my bag on the seat but it's because of creeps. I'd let children or other women sit next to me.
  Either way if I didn't put my bag there people would not sit next to me bc im black, and im not even kidding. >
  
  Wrong sub - this is not an unpopular opinion >
  
  
  It's a bag, nobody is gonna do shit to it
  
  Do you live in Utopistan or something? >
  
  The reason i do it is because most of the times in the busroute i drive, not all places are taken up.
  Only if a person asks me if they can sit on the place where my bag is placed will i remove my bag so they can sit there. All they have to do is ask. >
  
  New Yorkers will not stand for this
  literally >
  
  Not unpopular. >
  
  Thank the covid mentality for this. People still claim their ‘social distance’ space >
  
  Here’s a solution - buy a car. >
  
  « Hey man, could you just » while vaguely pointing at the bag/feet. Done. >
  
  My dad just picked a guys bag up and slammed it on his lap >
  
  Mate just ask someone to please move their bag >
  
  I only put my bag on a seat if I know it's a non-peak time, but I will always move it if someone needs a seat. However, when it is a peak time, I never put my bag on a seat because someone will probably need that seat. >
  
  Get there earlier ya bitch >
  
  I only do it if the bus is nearly empty >
  
  Just ask them to move it smh >
  
  i always put my bag next to me since i really dont want people next to me and my house is a long bus ride away however, i'll always move it if the bus is starting to get busy or if someone asks to sit next to me :) >
  
  It's one thing for people to take up space that's available when it's available, that's whatever. But what sucks is that you can't really mandate public decency. So if you ask someone to open up a seat and they refuse, onlookers can just point to the asshole and say well, it's their right to be an asshole! Like okay, let's just collectively accept and push an even stronger hyper-individualistic culture that the one we already have! Let's all get indignant about not giving a fuck!
  Why not? It's our right! /s >
  
  What? Feet? People do that where you live? If I saw a person who puts their feet on a seat, I would assume they are a bum and have nowhere else to sleep. >
  
  I carry around way too much to hold on my lap, let alone for as long as the bus takes.  They're never that crowded.  Not putting things on the floor because that's disgusting. >
  
  If you have a bag that you can put on your lap or on the floor then you should. Why waste a seat. >
  
  If the bus isn’t packed and there are several seats available i will hog the seats. If more people come in i will move it. If i am asked i will move it. And i certainly never put my feet on a seat because that is ew >
  
  It’s actually been a minute since I’ve seen a popular opinion on this sub. It’s been a longer streak than usual hate to break it now. >
  
  Yea I hope it keeps going like this, I hate all the dump popular opinions in UNPOPULAR opinion lol >
  
  I put my bag there BECAUSE I don’t want people to sit next to me😂
  Tho if someone asks me nicely I will remove my bag, just prefer not to, to close in my personal space and their pointy elbows keep jabbing me, ugggh💀 >
  
  If there is room my feet, bags, and whatever the fuck else I can think to put there are going in that empty seat. Fuck everyone else’s opinion on it. >
  
  If the bus is full, I’m throwing your shit on the floor and sitting down. Fuck your opinion on it. >
  
  And that’ll be the last thing you do that day, cupcake. >
  
  My ass, you’ll sit there and take it, in fact you’ll apologize for the inconvenience tough guy. >
  
  You are fucking adorable. Who does this actually work on? >
  
  Says the guy that jams his shit on seats while people stand. >
  
  That’s what I thought, puddin. >
  
  Non-sensical bullshit >
  
  Yes, all of your silly posturing was. Run along now, Junior. >
  
  The guy pretending to be a bad ass on the internet is talking about posturing.  How many times was your head forced into a toilet in middle school? >
  
  Same goes for manspreading your knees so the person next to you has to sit with theirs tightly together at an angle because you are encroaching into their leg room.