Obnoxious, Sad - but True... But Kinda Funny

I ride public transit on my way to and from work everyday, and in my travels have consistently come across those people that you look at and just think... seriously!? Why are you doing that!?! I've been curious why people act certain ways. Like not using headphones, or even if they do use headphones singing along so that we can all enjoy their expletive music.

So, in my Googling to see why people are obnoxious (which I kind of think there are multiple reasons) and also make sure that I personally try my best to not one of those people... I came across this article. I mean, to a degree it's funny. But seriously? I can relate to some of these, but others are just down right ridiculous. And, then there is those situations that are completely gross and unsanitary. It's sad to think what the world is coming to, and how rude we are to each other. There's a part of me that would love to say something to these people, but I'm kind of afraid that the offender, who is normally someone who looks like they'll be incarcerated someday if they haven't already been, will get defensive and physical. Let's face it... a 12 year old boy could overpower me if they wanted to.

These are the 19 Most Obnoxious People You'll See Riding Public Transit

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