Pregnant Karen Demands My Seat On The Bus... HUGE MISTAKE!

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Published Mar 18, 2023

In this Reddit podcast story, OP shares her experience on public transportation. She was on her way back home from college using the bus as usual. At her stop, there were plenty of seats available and she chose one in the back of the bus near the door.

However, a few stops after, a pregnant woman got on the bus and ignored the priority seats in the front, coming up to OP and asking her to give up her seat. The bus was crowded, and no seats were available at the time. OP refused to give up her seat, stating that she was tired and wanted to sit down. The pregnant woman called her a jerk and reminded her that she was eight months pregnant. However, OP stuck to her decision and explained that the priority seats were in the front of the bus.

Although someone else eventually gave the pregnant woman a seat in the back, OP still felt like a jerk. She feels entitled to the seat she chose since she got on the bus first. However, she also acknowledges that she doesn't know if the people in the priority seats really needed them or not. OP also points out that many people who don't need the priority seats take them anyway when the bus is crowded, and that some people prefer to sit in the back.

In this Reddit podcast story, OP provides an interesting perspective on the etiquette of public transportation and the use of priority seats. The story highlights the difficulties of balancing individual needs and the needs of others in a public space.

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