i wouldn't put it this way. still have respect the elderly. 敬老尊贤
up to each person to be 'automatic' and 'zzz tong' in all these situations
when you give up the seat to them and they still nag and you, insult you and your parents with vulgurities, do you still give respect to them?
when you give up the seat to them and they still nag and you, insult you and your parents with vulgurities, do you still give respect to them?
tecnica said:agree. nowadays æ¬èå°è´¤ is pretty much passe. does not mean being a senior(regardless in terms of experience, age etc), you automatically gain respect from others.
respect is earned, not asked for.
when you give up the seat to them and they still nag and you, insult you and your parents with vulgurities, do you still give respect to them?
Are you saying everyone senior citizens does that ?? :think:
I have gave up my seats to those who need it more too many times to count.... and NEVER have I been called names... all I get was alot of Thank You... don't behave like the whole world is up against you just because of one slightly unsound of mind Auntie you see in STOMP. One person or a small group of people DOESN'T represent the WHOLE group... :nono:
thats why there is seat, I do not bother to take the seat anymore... in face if there is a choice to take the bus, I will gladly do so... less trouble...
3.00min
young woman: u take my picture for FU_CK
mad woman: i let you FU_CK :bsmilie:
crazy world out there in MRT...
[video=youtube;tad7NWwOjwI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tad7NWwOjwI&feature=related[/video]japanese also dont give up seat to elderly..
[video=youtube;tad7NWwOjwI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tad7NWwOjwI&feature=related[/video]japanese also dont give up seat to elderly..
[video=youtube;tad7NWwOjwI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tad7NWwOjwI&feature=related[/video]japanese also dont give up seat to elderly..
[video=youtube;tad7NWwOjwI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tad7NWwOjwI&feature=related[/video]japanese also dont give up seat to elderly..
shiosaki said:its a certain age group of uneducated we have that is causing most of the fuss about this from my opinion. they like to rush, fight for seats, squeeze and push people around when they are on the train. but they never realise its wrong, nor bad because they were taught this way. they now feel that the reserved seat is rightfully theirs, because the sign says so and they don't understand the real meaning.
but the younger generation is different. they know that its an embarrassing thing to do if they act like that so they will try to curb it in certain ways, at least it does not show even if they are very keen to sit.
but that said everyone has a good or bad day. sometimes a little tolerance doesnt kill, and most importantly doesnt embarrass you as much.
thatnikon said:Not really true... due to bad upbringing some younger generation start acting kiasu as well, snatching seat, standing in front of the door when train arrived and people haven't alight want to squeeze in the train, the worst kind are those keyboard warriors like to take picture than post online yet they do not practice whatever action they condemned...
when you give up the seat to them and they still nag and you, insult you and your parents with vulgurities, do you still give respect to them?
Why MRT so crowded on Tue afternoon. So many pple no need to work?
Off-peak also no seats...sign