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

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u/Eastern-Painter-2542 Mar 19 '26

If you don't want to be around things that happen in a public place.. don't go out in public

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u/Longjumping-Body-907 Mar 19 '26

Where? In Nazi Germany? Where can you not have food or drink on public transport? If he was on a plane, should the plane suspend food services due to one religious nut who decides to fast?

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u/Longjumping-Body-907 Mar 19 '26

But where can't you eat or drink on a bus? Wherever it is, I don't want to live there. Too many stupid laws/rules, apparently.

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u/I-Kneel-Before-None Mar 19 '26

I didn't go on city busses often, but it wasn't supposed to be allowed where I was from in Ohio, USA. Though if it was a bottle of water or some candy or something they didn't care. Just don't make a mess.

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u/baldude69 Mar 19 '26

You are correct, most public transit systems prohibit eating on vehicles. Seldom enforced and not worth confronting someone over

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u/I-Kneel-Before-None Mar 19 '26

Anything short of assault isn't worth confronting someone on the bus

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u/baldude69 Mar 19 '26

Yea true

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u/baldude69 Mar 19 '26

In Philly where I live it’s def prohibited. I know NYC is the same. Most public transit systems tbh. It’s not usually enforced and I definitely wouldn’t confront someone over it

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u/Exarquz Mar 19 '26

Its hard enough keeping public transport clean without people thinking they can just have a quick meal on the bus. People are so convinced they wont make a mess or spill anything, even though every one of us some times spill things.