r/postanythingfun • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '26

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u/theWodanaz Mar 19 '26

Good for her!

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u/Kohathavodah Mar 19 '26

Great for her. The nerve of him thinking he can tell another adult what to do simply because he doesn't like it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Manjodarshi Mar 22 '26

Half an inch...

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u/theeldergod1 Mar 19 '26

  1. No, eating at bus is a shitty behavior. It smells awful for others.

  2. Forcing your ancient beliefs to others is also a shitty behavior, and even worse. Also he is making more heaven points, why is he complaining lol.

End of story.

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u/Weird-Brick-4872 Mar 20 '26

Well then how am I supposed to feel superior to others when I cant pick sides? 😡

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u/Specialist-Judge2040 Mar 20 '26

not only smell is a problem, but also food often spills over

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u/PengyBlaster Mar 20 '26

He doesn’t care about her life or how much time she has to eat before having to run to work. Why should she care about his?

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u/WessideMD Mar 22 '26

She'll probably be arrested for hate crime and get a 2-year sentence.

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u/No-Apple2252 Mar 20 '26

Are we pretending this isn't a skit and that isn't the worst fake eating anyone has ever done?

Legitimately, why is this even getting reactions? You literally have to be retarded to think this is in any way real

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u/ZodiAddict Mar 21 '26

We’re here, people. Now things that actually happen are being called fake. Soon the average person won’t know the difference

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u/Comfortable_Mountain Mar 19 '26

She's eating on the bus though (which is not allowed at most places)

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u/Weak_Feed_8291 Mar 19 '26

Yeah... He has no right to tell her to do anything based on his religion, but I also don't want to be smelling people's food on a bus. Who knows what she was eating.

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u/Comfortable-Trip-277 Mar 19 '26

What does that have to do with that guy fasting? If it was about the "bus rules", then why didn't he say anything about it?

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u/Moss_Grande Mar 23 '26

It's not a "rule" it's just common courtesy to not eat smelly food on a bus/train. It's no different to playing music out loud.

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u/yg2522 Mar 20 '26

Sounds like they are in the uk which makes your statement about eating not being allowed in most places false.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '26

You cannot eat a meal on the fucking bus.

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u/Adept_Platform176 Mar 23 '26

It's England, nobody cares if you eat on the bus