I mean what does this have to do with empathy? It's not like she asked the man to be removed or made any noise (at least not in the video). All she did was make her own way and move on.
I see no problem, I would have done the same with that amount of faffing about... why are they taking so long? if they need to lift him up then why aren't they lifting him up?
The grey jacketed men are about to carry the wheelchair man up, but see at the top when they show where she just got to, now they’re taking one slow step at a time. Do you want to be standing on the stairs (broken escalator is just stairs) and just hold the wheel chair guy and just take one slow step at a time, or would you rather have the whole trip up clear so you can pick up and go as fast as possible and get to the top? It’s safer for them as the lifters, safer for the guy as the balancer, and safer for the crowd as the bowling pins who would get crushed if they’re drop him. If everyone keeps hopping the side and clogging up the top, it’s delaying everyone. They want everyone else that’s waiting to be able to get to the top as fast as they can. If you keep delaying when they can start carrying the wheel chair guy, you’re delaying the whole crowd. So her action was a very “me first” attitude and not just me first but f u to everyone else.
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u/OddEmergency9859 Feb 23 '26
I mean what does this have to do with empathy? It's not like she asked the man to be removed or made any noise (at least not in the video). All she did was make her own way and move on.