Ten Commandments of public
transport:
1. You and I paid $$$ to
board the transport.
2. All people are equal.
(Even young people can fall ill, have injuries from NS! Not only
old people are weak!)
3. I'm entitled to sit as
much as you are, subjected to availability of
seats.
4. Seats are of a
"first-come-first-sit" basis.
5. Do not expect and behave
as if people owe you the seats just because of your plight (if
any)
6. Giving up seats is a
privilege and purely voluntary. You can only wait for seats to be
vacant but you cannot expect.
7. If people do not give up
seats, just forget it.
8. If you're really desperate
to sit, take a taxi. You can sit all you
want.
9. If taxis are expensive,
then stop whining and remain standing and wait for an available
seat.
10. Don't preach about
kindness and karma when in office politics, everyone backstabs to
fight for promotions. Will you give up your
promotions?
When someone armed with a camera phone, take a picture of u sitting
at reserve seat, with an old man or old lady standing beside you,
and puts that picture up to stomp for judgement (i call that
judgement day), see who has the last laugh. Even if you are
injured, sick, fever, cough or whatever, people from the Internet
cannot see and will start to judge you.
