Do you thank the bus driver in your country?
>>221737135no
they are all jeets so no
nah I don't speak Somali or Arabic
>>221737135No, at all.
>>221737150even in serbia ? kek it's over
>>221737177>japs ride on the short busoh no no no
No. He's doing his job which I'm paying for. Thanking people for doing their jobs isn't really necessary or in a sense even appropriate because it dilutes the meaning of thanking. Thanks should only be given when you're truly thankful, not as some pointless custom.
I only do it if it's a rural bus
>>221737211This. The same applies to raising my hand for a car driver letting me pass on a zebra crossing. He's doing what the law requires, not something praiseworthy
>>221737135The bus driver or Davos Driver?
>>221737135when I was taking the bus I would usually thank them until one morning as I was exiting the store where I bought my metrocard, the bus started flooring it 4 minutes before he was supposed to leave. I had to call my dad at 6:15 in the morning to get a ride to work.
Saying thank you to the bus driver feels like fucking performative virtue signaling.
I always clap when we reach a stop safely, and then when I get off i salute the busdriver and thank them for their service.
>>221737135No, I don't ride busses and most of them drive like shit.T. Stereotypical Brown man
Yes but only in my hometown since my dad works as a bus driver there and i dont want his driver friends to think im rude
>>221737135If i get out the front, ye
you're not white if you don't thank the bus driver. a quick cheers mate or a hand gesture doesn't cost you anything.
>got on a bus in Oxford once and said 'Hi you alright?' to the driver>he replies with 'No I'm not but thanks for asking'I didn't know what to say so just went to sit down kek.
>>221737135Usually, yes. Specially when they stop a little outside the bus stop just for me
>>221737135Like, when you exit the bus? No, I would say goodbye.If we transact and i give him cash and he gives me my ticket and change I would say thank you like I would any other cashier but I'm pretty sure bus drivers don't handle business like that anymore it's all apps or machines.Hopefully I will never take another bus in my country ever again, I will exclusively use buses in other countries on vacation.
>>221737177>阪急as expected of west japan / zainichi rat nest
>>221737135no, because I'm not poor
>>221737135I usually both embark and disembark at the back doors since it's generally more efficient than making my way to the front of the vehicle.
>>221743046>If we transact and i give him cash and he gives me my ticket and change I would say thank you like I would any other cashier but I'm pretty sure bus drivers don't handle business like that anymore it's all apps or machines.Yeah, that hasn't happened in any town here in basically the past two decades
