This morning on the bus to work in Zug turned into one of the most uncomfortable commutes I’ve had in years. A kid - probably 16 years old - got on and sat next to me even though the bus had plenty of open seats. Not just “sat next to me,” but basically sprawled across both seats, constantly pushing into me and shoving around without any awareness of personal space. I tried tolerating it for a bit, but after one stop I got fed up and moved over to the seat he was sitting on basically leaving him on the floor. The second I moved, he lost balance and fell sideways onto the floor. He then came back and sat right next to me again on the other seat continueing to push and shove but also spread his legs and shoes in a way that they would soil my pants. At that point my patience was gone. Luckily my stop was the next one. When I got off, I grabbed one of his shoes and left it outside on the street before the bus drove off. I heard him shouting about his shoe from the bus - no idea if he went outside to grab it or not. Not proud of that part honestly, but I was absolutely furious in the moment. I reported this to the Zuger Verkehrsbetriebe and the Stadtpolizei Zug through their contact forms but honestly have no idea what the right reaction is here. What would you have done? submitted by /u/maxim8000
Originally posted by u/maxim8000 on r/Switzerland