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Commuting in general, and public transport in particular are like rites of passage. In small doses, they teach you patience, organisation and understanding.
In larger doses, they can make you want to die. It's moments like the ones listed below that bring you to the almighty conclusion that is: commuting is actually fine, it's the people that make it so bloody difficult.
Don't believe me? Here's 18 reasons why.
Surely no one will sit beside me if I put my enormous gear bag beside m... Oh, oh well.

''Hold on to my arm and don't let go!''

A fear that lasts a lifetime/bus journey.

Looks saucy. Oh fuck, did they see me?! Act cool!

And it's always Starships - Nicki Minaj. ALWAYS.

And the more you move away, the more room they think they have. Lose-lose.

It's a lifestyle choice at this stage.

And getting checked when you don't.

Such vermin should be excommunicated from society.

And it's always your granny who you have to speak up for.
*bus

For the LOVE OF GOD cover your NOSE.

Seats are never worth the trauma.

So long to everything you've ever known.

Or worse, when it tells you you're connected and it's BLATANTLY NOT.

Especially when there's 40 minutes of self-hatred and sniggering left in your journey.

And, in turn, realising you're a big stupid baby who shouldn't have responsibilities.

And accepting that this, is indeed, the end.

09.00hrs Sligo/Connolly currently delayed at Killucan due to train hitting cow on line. Expect to moooove on with 45 mins delay
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) February 7, 2014
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