morning peak hours

Hey, kinda shocked that adelene actually blogged here after months of absence. It seems that she wants to meet the class up, perharps she should first try making herself free during weekends.

Anyway, back to the topic, Im sure you all have tasted the feeling of squeezing into the already squeezy bus in both the either morning rush hour or the evening period. Especially those who stubbornly chose to hang on their lives at the edge of the stairs resulting in the bus driver unwilling to close the door as the movement of the door may injure those standing at the steps. This is fucked up.

Ok, Im sure everyone is anxious to get onto the bus as they all rushing for time, perharps may be late for school or work. But cant they just wait for the next bus instead of stepping stubbornly at the steps, with the driver unwilling to close the door and move on, and hoping for some frustrated fellow to go down the bus? In the end, the bus has to wait for like 5-10 mins idling at the bus stop. Everyone is delayed.

After I knocked off, on my way back, the typical singaporean habit of unwillingness to move into the rear of the bus has caused some kind of an uproar. Someone shouted to request people to move further in. But no one took heed. An auntie at the bus stop who couldnt got up the bus, commented that why the school never teach them to be considerate.

Im sure the teachers have taught the students the right values.

But it certainly depend on the individual on whether to practise it.