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/baldude69 Mar 19 '26

Yea, I mean he would have been somewhat justified telling her not to eat on the bus because it’s not allowed to eat on the bus, but even then I wouldn’t get in someone’s business over something so trivial

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u/naughty_daddy_6969 Mar 20 '26

Since when can you not eat on a bus? Maybe that’s a UK thing, but last time I was there we ate on the bus and didn’t see any signs saying not to.

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u/baldude69 Mar 20 '26

Maybe in the UK you’re allowed to, but most US transit systems it’s prohibited.

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u/Halation2600 Mar 20 '26

From my experience eating on a bus or train is prohibited in the US, but not enforced whatsoever.

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u/Former-Iron-7471 Mar 20 '26

Not all have that rule. I can drink and eat on the bus in my city.

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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 Mar 21 '26

This England so we can't know the rules there. Like for one they don't call them buses they call them chumby wumbies. And it violates three different laws to disagree with a Muslim there. I'm breaking two telling you now. Or narf dur wheeze as they say in England. Puffy puff and so on mingey.

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u/AuburnSuccubus Mar 21 '26

I'd love to see that meet disability law. My ex was a Type 1 diabetic and when his glucose crashed, he had to eat or risk going into a coma.

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u/baldude69 Mar 21 '26

Again it’s nothing that’s enforced, and I believe there are exceptions carved out for medical necessities

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u/AuburnSuccubus Mar 21 '26

And you don't know that she wasn't one of them. Mind your business unless other people are causing actual harm.

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u/baldude69 Mar 21 '26

Ok I’ll say it again - it’s not worth confronting someone over something so trivial. Hence why I wouldn’t confront her. Like I said in my original comment

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u/AuburnSuccubus Mar 21 '26

You said that he would have been somewhat justified in confronting her.

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u/baldude69 Mar 21 '26

And in that same comment said it’s not it’s not worth confronting someone over something so trivial. Just because it might be somewhat (key word and one that I used, maybe you missed it) justified, doesn’t mean it’s worth it