Posted on 10 Jun, 2009 09:52
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Not only did this girl eat on the train, she also ignored a STOMPer when asked to give up her priority seat to an old man.
Paul told STOMP via email yesterday (Jun 9):
"Today, I saw a loving old couple board the train.
"As I was sitting on the seat classified as 'Reserved Seat', I stood up and offered the old lady my seat.
"She rejected me politely initially, but I insisted that she should sit regardless if she has 2 or more stops to go.
"She accepted my offer and thanked me.
"Her husband was left standing, gripping tightly to the hand-bar, in case, for safety reasons.
"There, sitting opposite was a young girl.
"She pretended that she did not see this poor old man.
"She carried on eating on the train.
"She carried on chewing on her stupid candies.
"I walked up to her and pointed at the sign 'Reserved Seating' and asked her to offer her seat to the old man.
"She looked at me, then at the poor old man, and looked away.
"Either she is deaf, mute or she does not understand a single word I've said to her.
"But I pointed at the sign 'Reserved Seating' and the old man.
"I guess even a deaf or mute would understand what is the message I'm trying to put across."
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<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=530 align=center><TBODY><TR><TD>I ask girl to give up seat for old man, but she just looks away
Not only did this girl eat on the train, she also ignored a STOMPer when asked to give up her priority seat to an old man.
Paul told STOMP via email yesterday (Jun 9):
"Today, I saw a loving old couple board the train.
"As I was sitting on the seat classified as 'Reserved Seat', I stood up and offered the old lady my seat.
"She rejected me politely initially, but I insisted that she should sit regardless if she has 2 or more stops to go.
"She accepted my offer and thanked me.
"Her husband was left standing, gripping tightly to the hand-bar, in case, for safety reasons.
"There, sitting opposite was a young girl.
"She pretended that she did not see this poor old man.
"She carried on eating on the train.
"She carried on chewing on her stupid candies.
"I walked up to her and pointed at the sign 'Reserved Seating' and asked her to offer her seat to the old man.
"She looked at me, then at the poor old man, and looked away.
"Either she is deaf, mute or she does not understand a single word I've said to her.
"But I pointed at the sign 'Reserved Seating' and the old man.
"I guess even a deaf or mute would understand what is the message I'm trying to put across."
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