STUPID ITE COMMUTER

An ITE Commuter

1st observation, noon seems to be a time old aunties go shopping. So many old ladies board the train throughout my journey home! And of course, I gave up my seat to one I saw.. unlike some others.. !@£$%... After I gave up my seat, I saw this old Indian lady standing in front of this ITE student, who's on the phone and obviously couldn't be bothered to give up his seat.

She's such a poor thing! I can really see she needed a seat and both her hands were grabbing the pole tight. I really felt like walking over to ask him to give his seat to this poor lady, in a polite manner of course. But it was quite a distance and I didn't dare! So I tried to look around me to see if there's anyone alighting, so I can help her 'chop' one. And I guess my actions were a little bit too obvious to a fello school mate (whom I do not know) and she offered her seat when the lady walked pass her.

I have a reason to hate those people really (you know who I'm refering to). After that indian lady incident, another old aunty came in and happened to stand in front of him again..

When I mean old, it's about 60-70++ yrs old, not 40-50. THAT stupid boy, he didn't give a damn!!!!!!!!!!! Shame on other people on board too, she has to stand until an old man offered his seat! Pathetic really.. *rolls eyes*

I don't believe the ITE boy hasn't been taught to give up seats to the needy when he was in primary school. And even if he really hasn't, there're signs everywhere reminding us to do so! Those ladies were standing in front of him OKAY?? IN FRONT, RIGHT IN FRONT.

Thus, my conclusion is, He's too difficult to be taught. He can't comprehend the words and pictures printed on the sign boards.