Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of a bus ride gone wrong that’s sure to get your blood boiling! Our protagonist, a 25-year-old guy, found himself in a sticky situation when a mom with a baby demanded his extra seat. He stood his ground, but now he’s wondering if he was a total a****e for not giving in. Get ready for a wild ride filled with dirty looks, screaming babies, and some serious seat drama!
A Fateful Bus Ride…
The Extra Seat Dilemma
Homework Hustle on the Bus
Enter the Mom with a Baby
♂️ The Seating Standoff Begins
The Screaming Baby Dealbreaker
Standing Firm on the Extra Seat
The Driver Gets Involved
The P****d Off Parents
The Dirty Look Dilemma
The Final Confrontation
The Lingering Guilt Trip
The Bus Ride From H**l: Was He a Total A****e?
Our guy just wanted some peace and quiet on his 6-hour bus ride home, but a mom with a baby had other plans! He bought an extra seat for his stuff and homework, but she demanded to sit there with her husband. He stood his ground, even when the driver got involved, and endured dirty looks and a screaming baby the whole way. Now he’s wondering if he was a total j**k for not giving up the seat. Let’s see what the internet has to say about this wild ride!
Buying two seats for comfort is fair, NTA for not giving up.
NTA defends buying 2 bus seats, suggests parents share baby care
Travel tip: plan ahead to avoid inconveniencing others with requests
Bought extra seat to avoid situation, NTA for not giving in
Fair to keep the seats you paid for, NTA
Bought extra seat, gets called NTA. Why the entitlement, mom?
Paid for 2 seats, denied request for 1, NTA
Passenger defends buying two bus seats, calls out entitled parents. NTA
NTA points out screaming baby without mask as super-spreader risk ♂️
Asserting his right or being selfish? NTA sparks debate.
Standing up for yourself is not being an a**hole #NTA
Confusion over seating arrangement sparks NTA judgment.
Planning ahead is important when traveling with children , but entitlement is not
Redditors suspect repost or baby-hating bus riders, what’s up?
Buying seats for comfort is okay, bus company s***s
Buying extra seat on bus sparks debate on seating etiquette.
Redditors call out OP for karma fishing in transit seat dispute
Setting boundaries: a no-nonsense NTA comment
Buying two seats was fair. No entitlement to other’s paid seats.
Unpopular opinion: NTA for buying 2 seats for yourself
Buying an extra seat for comfort is reasonable. NTA.
Mother with infant asks to sit on his 2 bus seats
Mom acknowledges OP’s right to extra seat, agrees with OP’s decision.
Mother with infant denied seat on bus. NTAs suggest alternatives.
Avoiding the baby like a pro
Parenting advice from a non-parent. Classic internet.
Passenger bought 2 seats, gets harassed to give one away
Mom entitlement on public transit gets called out by fellow mom
Two purchased seats, their choice. Not the a**hole.
Defending personal space during pandemic. NTA for buying seats
Bought 2 bus seats, refused to give up for couple
Setting boundaries, NTA comment stands firm on seat etiquette.
Buying an extra seat doesn’t make you an AH. Cultural differences?
Passenger keeps extra bus seat and considers selling it for profit.
Mother shares experience of unexpected trip and adapting to challenges
Don’t blame me for your unpreparedness
NTA, but handling the situation better could have avoided guilt
A mother with children tried to take the extra space. NTA
Request for INFO sparks debate on OP’s intentions and karma.
A comment on our lack of community and connectedness
Fair solution suggested for seating conflict on bus with baby
Buying extra seats doesn’t make you the a**hole
Bought 2 seats for himself, but still NTA for not giving up seat to mother and infant
Commuter praises bus company’s safety measures during pandemic
Man defends buying extra seat for social distancing, not obliged to share.
Suggesting simple solutions to a non-issue.
Paid for two seats, not responsible for stranger’s comfort. NTA
Firmly standing your ground: a polite ‘no’ should suffice ♂️
Suggesting a simple solution to accommodate the mother and baby.
Buying an extra seat doesn’t mean you owe anyone.
Entitled person denies mother a seat for her infant
Not the a**hole for refusing, entitled mother was out of line
Humorous comment about pandemic and forgetfulness
Buying two seats but not getting them together, NTA
No special treatment for parents. NTA shuts down entitlement.
Traveler shares frustration over couples asking to switch seats
Passenger defends decision to keep bus seats, calls out entitlement.
Asserting ownership of purchased seats, others should plan accordingly.
Passenger criticized for not giving seat to entitled mother with infant
Paid for extra seat, mom with infant can’t take it. NTA
NTA buys two seats on the bus, mother with infant offended.
NTA! Planning ahead doesn’t make you responsible for others’ lack.
Last Updated on April 26, 2024 by Diply Social Team