The viral Reddit drama garnered around 1,200 reactions as people weighed in on the rail travel controversy and other issues that are upsetting to many.
On Saturday, a Reddit writer posted on social media asking others if it was “right or wrong to move someone’s bag when there were no seats available on the train.” [and] Despite my several attempts to get his attention, he wouldn’t wake up.
“I’ve been thinking about this for the past few weeks.”
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She said, “I was on the train going to work in the morning. The train was full, and there was a man sleeping in the seat next to me with his bag occupied.”
The poster, who posted under the username SnuffleWumpkins, added: “I didn’t feel like standing around so I kept trying to get his attention by saying ‘excuse me’.”
One commuter asked others whether it was right or wrong to “move people’s bags when there were no seats on the train.” [and] Despite my several attempts to get his attention, he wouldn’t wake up. ” (Getty Images)
But after “four or five times,” she said, “I gave up and put his bag on the floor so I could sit down.”
That didn’t work.
“I’m pretty sure he was pretending to be asleep.”
“Literally the minute I put my bag on the floor he woke up and glared at me and asked me what I was doing. He then angrily grabbed the bag and put it on his lap before opening it. We did a big show looking into it.”
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The Reddit poster added: “I replied that my seat wasn’t for putting my bag, sat down next to him, and apart from the occasional angry stare, that was it.
“I don’t feel any guilt or anything.”
“I’m pretty sure he was pretending to be asleep, but I want you to prove that he wasn’t.” [wrong] In this situation. ” (St. Petersburg)
She also said, “I’m pretty sure he was pretending to be asleep, but I want him to prove he wasn’t.” [wrong] In this situation. ”
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The top responder to her dilemma got the point right, with about 1,700 “upvotes.”
“The bag does not have its own seat,” the person wrote. “Period. You tried and he wouldn’t wake up so you let him touch his stuff.”
“The bag does not have its own seat,” the person wrote. “period.” (Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Another wrote: “He should be thankful he still has his bag.”
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Another said: “If you woke up right after the bag was moved, that means he was ignoring you and pretending to be asleep.”
“If there are people standing, bags should be moved to make room. Seats are for people, not bags.” (St. Petersburg)
Yet another said, “Every time I’m in public, my bag is wrapped around me. I don’t just leave it on a chair for someone to take away.”
On a similar post from a while ago, a commenter wrote, “If there are people standing, they should move their bags to make room. Seats are for people, not bags. ” and shared it with others.
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The same commenter added, “And if someone said something, they definitely should have moved it.”
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