We've been down this golden road before, but it's always worth remembering that one man's subway seat is another man's urinal. Here's recently uploaded documentation of an individual micturating on this fair city's subway seats, just as the train pulls into the station at Jay Street-MetroTech. The appalled witness who shot the video sums the scene up succinctly in one word: "Despicable."
Of course, it's easy to be a Monday morning urine-back and say the pisser should have at least had the courtesy to relieve himself between cars, but then he would have had to leave his bags unattended! And to his credit, the urinator doesn't exactly seem proud of his behavior, unlike some people who do this sort of thing for sport.
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Both of them are derelicts of society anyway. One pisses on a seat and the other records it for his YouTube collection. His vocabulary needs much help also. I hope for the day I don't have to see these pos anymore.
look under the seat for the pos, or behind the poles at the end of the platform. Pee ON the seat, poop underneath please...Watch the closing doors, bing bong.
Midnight Fapper
Try relocating to another country – problem solved.
At least he didn't put his dirty feet on the seat...
Peanut_Butter
To tourists: you ain't seen nothing until you've seen this.
Peanut_Butter
Bum to self: "I'll be damned if I'm getting a ticket for going between the cars!"
SpideySense
Pretty gross behavior. In his defense though, except for the Herald Square stop, I don't know of any subway station that has a toilet that is open to the public.
birdtird
I <3 NY:)
CurmudgeonNYC
This is why you never sit on the seats near the doors to the other cars...those are the bum seats.
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