An ugly scene took place on a public transport bus in Plovdiv. A verbal altercation occurred between a passenger and a conductor. A young girl claims that she boarded the public transport with an empty plastic cup. The tension probably arose after a remark was made by the conductor.
“Here I am paying myself. The woman insults me for drinking steppe. Here’s the middle finger pointing at me. Exposure, it doesn’t suit you old lady,” the girl is heard saying in a clip posted online.
Certainly pointing out the obscene gesture is unacceptable behavior. On the other hand, the young lady did not follow the rules by bringing a drink on the flight.
This is how the people of Plovdiv commented on the situation:
“How the hell are you going to drink from a cup on public transport? If you spill on the seat what happens? You get up and leave, and the next person who sits down thinks about it.”
“This conductor is very mean, I travel on bus 1 every day, this is not the first time she has been mean.”
“This is unacceptable conduct by a conductor, it’s just that if I’m the owner of the company for this behavior, it goes home.”
“If you own the company, will you allow everyone who rides to eat and drink on your buses!?”
“I would really like to see the reaction of this conductor if a mother comes on board with a child of several years who is eating something?” It’s just that the behavior is like a mental hospital, it’s understandable, about who eats and drinks what, everyone is responsible if they spill or get dirty, but we’re talking about the behavior is brazen and repulsive.
“Isn’t this woman fed up with rude teenagers she spends all day with?!
Such a thing as “responsibility” is missing in society, and you are looking for it from yesterday’s mess?!
“I am a mother, and when I get on a bus, I tell my child that he is not brought up to eat inside. He won’t starve if we ride for an hour. This is how I teach the child to follow rules from an early age. This is not a whim of the conductor. If most parents were like me, we’d have a more polite and intelligent society.”
“In another comment I mentioned that both of their behaviors are appalling. But I am of the opinion that “what knocks, what calls.” It is not known how exactly the conductor was provoked to reach this behavior, just as it is not known if she is simply not like that.
“In this case, the passenger is also wrong, because it doesn’t matter whether it’s steppe boza or ice cream.
Everyone has been told that you don’t get on public transport with such things, but the behavior of the conductor is also under all criticism.”
Footage: Mariyana Zaharieva
