He should have politely asked her to move to help people get inside the BTS carriage.

2 minutes ago, MarkBR said:

He should have politely asked her to move to help people get inside the BTS carriage.

 

He said he did ask in Thai.

 

Obviously nobody moved, so he pushed by the people and said, "get the <deleted> out of the way"

 

A woman heard the swear word and started recording to confront him like he's a naughty child, lol

 

Why can't they just be decent people and let others on?

 

And she's trying to claim some moral high ground in this equation. 😆 

Unfortunately, the F word has become as common as hotdogs in America.

But that's NO excuse. He was rude. As were the ones blocking entry onto

the train.  The foreigner will be in for a rude awakening if he thinks Life here

will be perfect.

1 hour ago, bob smith said:

There are no laws anywhere in the world that state you have to be polite or nice to anyone.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but swearing in public in and of itself is not a crime.

 

Only if coupled with the threat of violence can it then be construed as assault/battery, which is a crime.

 

That guy was rude.

So what?

rude people are everywhere. 

Thais are also very rude.

I have had a hell of a lot worse shouted at/done to me by locals over the years..

 

I think this is just another case of farang shaming and the fact that the woman sent her recorded clip to news agencies just goes to show how petty they really are.

 

bob.

 

There are no laws anywhere in the world that state you have to be polite or nice to anyone.

 

I just don't know anything about the above statement you made and I don't care about it.

Just try that with the wrong character, anywhere on this planet, and you'll be history!

Reserve your colorful language to your home, family and friends, if you must - might save your limbs or even your life. 

 

Most of these impolite a**holes, choose their 'victims' very carefully - the elderly, weak or a woman. And those who justify them are no better IMHO.

 

Just now, ravip said:

There are no laws anywhere in the world that state you have to be polite or nice to anyone.

 

I just don't know anything about the above statement you made and I don't care about it.

Just try that with the wrong character, anywhere on this planet, and you'll be history!

Reserve your colorful language to your home, family and friends, if you must - might save your limbs or even your life. 

 

Most of these impolite a**holes, choose their 'victims' very carefully - the elderly, weak or a woman. And those who justify them are no better IMHO.

 

oh just go away will you!

 

...that's me being extremely polite, btw.

 

bob.

1 minute ago, bob smith said:

oh just go away will you!

 

...that's me being extremely polite, btw.

 

bob.

Were you the guy on the BTS by any chance?

It is infuriating when passengers stand by the door, looking at their phone, and 'refuse' to make space.😡

Just now, ravip said:

Were you the guy on the BTS by any chance?

no.

 

I would've shook his hand though if I was on there with him.

It was the Thai woman doing most of the yeling.

 

bob.

1 minute ago, brewsterbudgen said:

It is infuriating when passengers stand by the door, looking at their phone, and 'refuse' to make space.😡

agreed.

 

bob.

4 minutes ago, No Forwarding Address said:

She said is was a foreigner, looks Chinese and sounded American - no proof he really was an American.  Could have been any number of English speaking foreigners that use colorful language "get the @@@@ out of the way”.  I’ve heard the F Bomb dropped more by Aussies and Brits than Americans……….just sayin………Peace

 

Nah

Lets stick with American.  

4 hours ago, stoner said:

f**kin* american. see i'm not being rude either you f**k.

 

 

maybe Canadian  ..  on a long stretch ..  New Hampshire

1 minute ago, brewsterbudgen said:

It is infuriating when passengers stand by the door, looking at their phone, and 'refuse' to make space.😡

Absolutely agree!

On my very recent visits to Melbourne and Dubai too, I experienced this during the rush hours. The phone has made the humans in to zombies!

I guess its something we have to accept, willingly or unwillingly - one cannot fight the world, so to speak!

He violated the rule of going out during rush hour

On behalf of all Americans, I would like to apologize to the woman on the train and all Thai people for the outright obscured and disrespectful behavior of the a-hole American. As an ex-New Yorker and longtime rider of the NYC subway system, I've seen my share of confrontations but none quite like this. Dude needs to reexamine himself and get some help.

1 minute ago, ravip said:

one cannot fight the world, so to speak!

...I beg to differ!

 

bob.

Just now, BobfromNYC said:

Dude needs to reexamine himself and get some help.

why?

 

he seems fine to me.

 

bob.

7 minutes ago, bob smith said:

no.

 

I would've shook his hand though if I was on there with him.

It was the Thai woman doing most of the yeling.

 

bob.

REALLY? You are exceptional. Absolutely brilliant!

Just now, ravip said:

You are exceptional.

always thought I was.

 

Thanks for confirming!

 

bob.

Folks obviously never lived in Japan.

The Japanese rail companies hire 'Pushers' to help pack the trains during rush hour. After a few months using the Japanese rails, a traveler learns how to 'lean forward' while pushing with feet, into the crowd. There is always room for one more! You do learn how to move people when you need to, and no one gets angry at being pushed.

 

In fact, Japan's trains are so crowded that many lines have put in 'Women Only' cars to stop the easy groping in the crowds. But pushing is a non-issue.

Differing cultures, differing outcomes.

 

It fascinates me.

 

In Thailand, there are so many unscrupulous people and this society doesn't seem to mind. Such a wide variety of immoral acts are considered "okay"

 

But the F word is consider so bad in Thailand, like swearing is the worst thing you can do here. lol

I feel sorry for the Thais who had to endure this narcissist / Psycopath who above all has no idea of the concept of "face" that prevails everywhere in Asia.

So sorry. 

5 minutes ago, bob smith said:

...I beg to differ!

 

bob.

Of course - that is why I said you are exceptional! Everyone here knows that, SIR!

2 minutes ago, Shocked farang said:

I feel sorry for the Thais who had to endure this narcissist / Psycopath who above all has no idea of the concept of "face" that prevails everywhere in Asia.

So sorry. 

face is a ridiculous concept and should be banned.

 

bob.

2 hours ago, Artisi said:

They walk among us and unfortunately they breed. 

 

He wasn't being rude, just normal for a ignorant self opinionated low-class ar&ehole

Well said.

2 hours ago, Robert Paulson said:

In a somewhat related topic my thing is when elevator doors open and people are standing on the outside and expecting to get into the elevator before people exit. 

If that happens and they don't want to move, then I move straight through them. Sooner or later, they will understand this.

 

 

 

13 minutes ago, Luuk Chaai said:

maybe Canadian  ..  on a long stretch ..  New Hampshire

 

i have doubts aboot that. i didn't hear a single eh. 

Just now, stoner said:

 

i have doubts aboot that. i didn't hear a single eh. 

😄 

 

what time you skinin up?

 

bob.

You know how it works.

Please move, there's lots of room. (Nothing happens.)

Please, there's lots of room, let me in. (Nothing happens.)

GET THE F*** OUT OF THE WAY ! (People suddenly realize that there is lots of room and move while getting upset that their ignorant behaviour for not moving before when asked politely is being highlighted by the rude foreigner that is making them lose "face".)

I've had it happen before (in other countries) and - shocker - it's amazing how many people suddenly understand English just fine when you raise your voice and utter a profanity or two.

But when you are polite, people decide they can just ignore you and play ignorant because moving one step is too much of an inconvenience for them.

9 minutes ago, Shocked farang said:

I feel sorry for the Thais who had to endure this narcissist / Psycopath who above all has no idea of the concept of "face" that prevails everywhere in Asia.

 

Yes, but only "face" matters in Asia, not true decency.

Him no good!