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View Poll Results: Is it bad form to bring coffee on to the DART? | |||
Yes Tom, you shouldn't bring drinks on in rush hour, not fair on everyone else |
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5 | 33.33% |
No Tom, you're fine, that guy was just a caffeine fascist vigilante |
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10 | 66.67% |
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![]() Dear Aunty P11,
I have an etiquette dilemma I hope you can help me with. Was on a very very packed DART this morning (see post in other thread), and as I was manouvering myself on I had the following exchange with a fellow commuter -- a well spoken bloke in his late twenties. It went something like this He: "Watch your ****in' coffee!" Me: "Oh, I'm sorry, did I spill it?" He: "No, but you might do" Me: "I'm sorry?" He: "Look, this is not a canteen, right? You can't just come on with your coffee like that" Me: "Oh, so I didn't actually spill anything on you" He: "No" Me: "Well, I apologise theoretically, then" (wish I'd thought of more elegant comebacks but there you go). In my defence, it was one of those polystyrene cups with a little hole in the top you can drink out of. And I was holding it pretty close to my body, so I don't really think anyone was in danger. In fairness it was unusually jammers this morning because of delays -- it's not normally that crowded. So my question is, was he right? Is it bad form to bring coffee on to a crowded DART? |
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