OK, how do you forget that?

[gridlore]

Being a regular user of public transit, I'm used to seeing discarded/lost items. People read the newspaper and leave it, or forget a book. Small things I bring to the driver's attention, and I'll read discarded newspapers.

But a pizza? On the 64 coming home today, I was glancing around while doing seat stretches, and noticed a Little Caesars box in the back of the bus. It was just me and the driver at that point, so I went up and told him, and he stopped to investigate. Looked to be a large pizza, mushrooms, olives, and other veggies, and still warm. The weird thing was it was on the back row of seats (which extend all the way across the bus) on the next cushion out from the window. The only guy I remember sitting back there was next to the window. So this guy had to stand up, step past his pizza, and leave.

Sucks if he has roomies waiting for food.

Comments

schise....

[redc1c4.livejournal.com]

i loged in here to get your blow by blow description of your foray into Berzerkley for the USMC support demonstration....

guess that nasty ass w*rk thing got in the way, eh?

[pauldrye.livejournal.com]

Stoner. Bet you anything.

[lysana.livejournal.com]

I've left my lunch behind on MUNI once or twice. Next to me on the seat and everything. The problem was that it wasn't immediately visible to me there unless I looked down, and I failed to do so when I got up.

Re: schise....

[gridlore.livejournal.com]

Yeah. I would have loved to debate the Berkeley High kids who came. Naive little protesters are always so much fun.

[dalen-talas.livejournal.com]

A recent piece of research had shown that an average newspaper left in the NYC subway makes up to three round trips and is read by several dozens of people.