Oh what to do, what to do; a social and moral dilemma thread

[Waz1892]

Assuming there are no other seats?

No seats anywhere. Now how funny would that be if is asked her to move as she was in "my" seat, when say a seat was available say, opposite or something!!

People like that exist I'm sure of it!

[AndrewT]

Yes, here in London everything may be ridic expensive, but one consolation is getting on a train at the start of its journey, so avoiding these provincial dilemmas.

[leethefish]

100 % give my reserved or not seat up for any lady or elderly it's the right thing to do as a normal gentleman in civerlized society.

[EvilPie]

Can I ask a question to all these people who would give up their reserved seat;

Why do you bother reserving one in the first place?

[theprawnidentity]

Oh she is pregnant.

Would need verbal confirmation of this before deciding.

[GreekStein]

Can I ask a question to all these people who would give up their reserved seat;

Why do you bother reserving one in the first place?

Im pretty sure you're trolling but I'll say anyway...

This is a pregnant woman. Unless it's someone who's pregnant or with a very young child or someone sick/elderly then you can just tell anyone else to move

[EvilPie]

Can I ask a question to all these people who would give up their reserved seat;

Why do you bother reserving one in the first place?

Im pretty sure you're trolling but I'll say anyway...

This is a pregnant woman. Unless it's someone who's pregnant or with a very young child or someone sick/elderly then you can just tell anyone else to move

Cock off with the 'trolling'!!  It's a fucking question!!

[GreekStein]

Can I ask a question to all these people who would give up their reserved seat;

Why do you bother reserving one in the first place?

Im pretty sure you're trolling but I'll say anyway...

This is a pregnant woman. Unless it's someone who's pregnant or with a very young child or someone sick/elderly then you can just tell anyone else to move

Cock off with the 'trolling'!!  It's a fucking question!!

cock off with the silly questions!

[Bertpup]

This is an obvious case of letting the woman keep the seat. However when the ticket inspector comes around point out that your standing because there is a pregnant woman in your reserved seat. If you catch them on a good day chance you might get a nice little upgrade to first and away from the riff raff.

[gouty]

Incredible thread from a bloke who would not give up his seat in a PLO game when he went over to nandos or whatever it is across the car park.

Ultra nit in the poker room.

LAG on public transport?

I call BS.

[leethefish]

Can I ask a question to all these people who would give up their reserved seat;

Why do you bother reserving one in the first place?

I've never reserved a seat

[Doobs]

Yes, here in London everything may be ridic expensive, but one consolation is getting on a train at the start of its journey, so avoiding these provincial dilemmas.

I lived in London for years, can confirm I was always armpit to nose on most trains I joined.  Always give seat up for a pregnant lady if obvious or if asked.  Think I only managed to offend one fat lass in that time. 

[Tal]

Yes, here in London everything may be ridic expensive, but one consolation is getting on a train at the start of its journey, so avoiding these provincial dilemmas.

I lived in London for years, can confirm I was always armpit to nose on most trains I joined.  Always give seat up for a pregnant lady if obvious or if asked.  Think I only managed to offend one fat lass in that time. 

Applies to any lady, any known serviceman, anyone over "a certain age" and anyone with an apparent disability.

I find the best reward is not telling anyone afterwards that you did it.

There are very few feelings in this world better than doing something nice for someone and not telling a soul about it.

[George2Loose]

I look both pregnant and old so will not be reserving any seats in future- just using them

[Acidmouse]

New ACL etc etc so I used to sit down on the old peoples seat alot with crutches for a few years, the looks I would get until they saw my crutch

Last week me and the wife /2 kids caught the train from charing cross to chislehurst. 4 seater, kids next to the windows me and wife next to isles. Very busy and man sits virtually on top of my wife, squeezing on the end pushing her over...

Didn't say a word as he sat down,  so my wife pushed him off....(not something I would have done) the geezer (looked in his late 40s manual worker) seemed upset. She then told him to go away in no uncertain terms....American's 1 - 0 Rude cockneys