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Came across this video on Reddit and something about entitled aunties really bothers me - aunty here even started hitting the guy The context here was that the individual recording was sitting on the “reserved” seat for the disabled / pregnant / elderly Said individual was apparently a patient... show more
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Auntie? She's definitely in her 20s 😂 Can already tell by her gen Z esque hijabi outfit Don't think it's about her needing the seat . Something else happened that led her to being so triggered.

I’m not an expert in hijabi so I didn’t know 😭 but it’s an even greater shame if she’s Gen Z

End up she went viral lol. And her face is all over singapore. How humiliating is it for her and her family. But deserved

is the auntie in the room with us rn

she gone

avoid people pointy glasses. bad fengshui

good tip

In Malaysia I think the word for this kinda person is “kepamist”.

If youre young and need the seat due to invisible conditions, get the "may i have a seat card". No shame, my irl friend whos 24 also has one.

Aunty on a red day

Women in tudung.

MADAM STOP MADAM

Pukimak punya betina

sweet chin music

She is not an aunty ffs! Looks to be in her thirties. This age bias really has to stop. I am an aunty and I would never in a zillion years behave like this.

She's very uncouth but tbf she was just trying to help an elderly get a seat. Her intention was noble but alas her frustration got the better of her. Someone else on the bus could have given up a seat for the elderly man, but looked like no one bothered

Malays are primitive idiots

ouo idk why these women really must be so kaypoh with who "deserves" the seat or not i see ugly people all the time and i just keep those opinions to myself y must cause such a ruckus @-@

This article comes to mind - think sometime it gets lost that priority seats are not legally reserved. Person sitting might also have an invisible disability or another need
