• @Altofaltception
    link
    252 months ago

    This is so bizarre. How does a stranger know where your stop is?

  • @ThePyroPython
    link
    132 months ago

    If the intention behind the “this is your stop” was innocent, then getting off avoids the argument.

    If the intention wasn’t innocent, then definitely get the fuck off the bus.

    • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppetM
      link
      English
      12 months ago

      What? Don’t get off the bus before you’re supposed to just because some stranger is wrong about where they think you’re getting off. Quit being a door mat.

      • Ech
        link
        fedilink
        English
        102 months ago

        Yeah, this is less about being a push over and more about staying safe. Personally, I’d start with just ignoring them, but if they get insistent, I’d do what I could to get away from them. Some people are messed up.

      • @ThePyroPython
        link
        32 months ago

        Clearly not a regular user of public transport outside of London.

        Strange and dangerous people out here on the buses.

        Source: I take the bus regularly and put headphones on and stare out the window for the whole journey.

    • @[email protected]
      link
      fedilink
      12 months ago

      My first time thought went to it being some psycho about to shoot up the bus but for some reason having decided you shouldn’t be part of the slaughter. “No no, this is your stop.”

  • @[email protected]
    link
    fedilink
    English
    132 months ago

    If some weirdo talked to me on a bus I’d want to get away from them as fast as possible

    • Nougat
      link
      fedilink
      92 months ago

      If some weirdo talked to me on a bus I’d want to get away from them as fast as possible

  • @Son_of_dad
    link
    62 months ago

    Ignore the Royal family’s pedophilia