When the train is overly crowded, like it was again this morning, I'm always relieved when I find an unoccupied seat over there.
I try to squeeze myself ever so politely next to the kind fellow passenger without disrupting things too much.
What really bothers me are those few uncaring folks who do not move a single iota to the left nor to the right in order to give you some extra wiggle room.
Their left leg remains extended outward with the bony knee jabbing your outer calf, and a misplaced elbow pokes into your side.
Not even a subtle cough or poking back with your shoulder seems to help, in fact the immovable form becomes even more resistant to your unwanted presence.
I try to squeeze myself ever so politely next to the kind fellow passenger without disrupting things too much.
What really bothers me are those few uncaring folks who do not move a single iota to the left nor to the right in order to give you some extra wiggle room.
Their left leg remains extended outward with the bony knee jabbing your outer calf, and a misplaced elbow pokes into your side.
Not even a subtle cough or poking back with your shoulder seems to help, in fact the immovable form becomes even more resistant to your unwanted presence.
