So there I was thinking that first post would be my last for a long time…well, I’ve realised that I’ve wanted to air some comments for a little while, and so here’s my platform.

Question 1 – Why do people, when they get on a bus with all the seats taken, only go as far as the back door and refuse to move back further? I can understand if you’re getting off very soon, but it’s very rarely the case. The bus begins to fill up with people and still, the culprit standing by the back door refuses to move back to allow more people onto the bus. It either takes someone who’s just fed up, or the bus driver yelling at them, to move this person way out back.

Before, I used to get pissed off at people who did this, until I did it myself a little while back, so now I have no excuse. If you’ve done it once, you fall under condemnation…

So does this refusal to move to the back of the bus say something about us as humans, or is it just a bad habit we picked up somewhere. Sounds like I’m making much of a simple observation, but why on earth should someone be afraid or hesitant to simply move to the back of a bus?! Something’s up…something’s definitely up…if you know, let me know.

Question 2 – I’ll deal with that another time…

R.O.O.