10 passengers we love to hate: Day 2 -- bringing a warm meal on the plane

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8-19-2009 @ 6:01PM

Amy said...

I don't so much mind people bringing their own food on planes as I do when they bring it on subways and buses!

I can understand that a plane flight is extremely long and dealing with that for a long time can be a pain. But it's legal as far as I know.

On transit buses and subways (at least in Philadelphia) it's ILLEGAL to eat or drink in a public transportation vehicle. 300$ fine and possible imprisonment.

Does it stop anyone? No.
Does anyone do anything about it? No, despite the signs IN every single vehicle saying it's illegal.

People bring all sorts of food. McDonalds, Chili, Soups...whatever.

And with all of the bumps and turns these things take their foods and drinks naturally spill out of their containers onto the floor, seats, and other people...leaving the train a sticky stinky mess. And they make no effort to apologize or clean it up.

Now that sucks.

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