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- So if you get a bug bite on the train it could be

a little mosquito bite or a near death experience.

Happy Riding!

(instrumental music)

- So I take the bus to work every single day

and a couple weeks ago it rained in LA.

Which is a rare event here.

And I got on the bus, it was pretty empty.

I picked a seat towards the back

and a few minutes in I notice a smell.

It's not a good smell.

And I start to look around.

There are only about two other people there with me

and it's not coming from either of them.

I'm not sure where it's coming.

So I sit for a few seconds thinking about this

and then I notice my butt is wet.

So I stand up kind of in shock and try to convince myself

that it's just rain water.

That wasn't rain water.

It was definitely pee.

I was sitting in a strangers pee.

On the bus.

Turning around is not an option at this point.

It's gonna take like an hour to get to work.

The only thing I can do is go to Target

that's close to work and get pants.

So I went to Target and got new pants, new underwear,

baby wipes, and a bottle of whiskey.

Just to console myself because it was eight o'clock in

the morning and this is no way to start your day.

It was the longest commute of my life.

- I was on the bus going back to my dad's house

with my two sisters in San Francisco.

My two sisters got off the bus when we made it to the stop

but then I got like caught behind for some reason

and this man just enters the bus and he's like

shaking and like kind of falling over.

He's clearly drunk and he's really really smelly.

Like I got a big whiff of him.

He's coming close to me and he's still falling over.

And he just goes like (blop).

He just like smears his hand on my face

like if I was a pole or something to hold on to.

Holds it for like three, four seconds

and just walks right by.

Unfazed, completely unfazed.

And I was just like.

(horror music)

I got off the bus and I started screaming at my sisters.

I was like gimme the keys to the house.

Gimme the keys to the house.

My sisters were cracking up.

They thought it was the most hilarious thing

because I am a huge germaphobe.

I went into the bathroom and I took the rubbing alcohol

and I rubbed it all over my face.

And then I went to grab the dish soap because hand soap

is not gonna clean my face enough.

Took the dish soap and I washed my face

with it like two times.

If a drunk man is coming on the bus and you see

he's coming towards your way.

Run!

Because he might use your face to stabilize himself.

- I went up to San Francisco to visit one of my best friends

and we were going to the ferry building

and we decided to take the bus to get there.

But before we got on the bus, we had a few mimosas.

So I was like a little tipsy on this bus ride.

And we were standing up holding on to the little rope thing

you hold on to and I had this little purse over my shoulder.

Wasn't really paying much attention.

Then like two stops later a ton of people got off

and after all this huge rush of people got off this woman

who had been sitting down kind of near where we were

standing was like "Oh, excuse me ma'am, I think someone

"might have taken your wallet out of your purse."

And she said it so calmly

that I almost didn't really believe her.

I was like, "what"?

And then sure enough I like look in my purse

and my wallet is not in there anymore.

And she's like "That guy that's like just getting off, like

"about to walk off the bus took your wallet."

And normally like soberly I think

I would have just been like

"Well shit, what do I do I guess

"I don't have my wallet anymore",

but because I was a little tipsy

and had this liquid courage,

I just walked right off the bus and followed

this guy and I was like "Hey! You stole my wallet!

"Give it back to me!"

And he's like "No I didn't, no I didn't,

"what are you talking about?"

And then he just dropped my wallet

on the ground and like ran away.

It was so weird but I just like picked up my wallet

and all of the people on the bus had totally been watching

this whole thing go down.

So when I got back on the bus they were all like "Yeah!"

Like cheering for me that I got my wallet back.

And then it was so weird.

We just kinda went on our way and it

was sort of like nothing happened.

- So it's the summer after my junior year of college.

I'm using public transportation every day for the first time

and I'm sitting there per the usual.

I don't like to get in anyone's way,

so I like tuck in my feet under the benches.

Great idea.

And I feel something tickle my ankle and I look down

and I see like a mosquito flying away.

I'm like "Oh great, I got a mosquito bite."

For the next couple of days I don't feel too well

but I didn't overthink it.

Suddenly on the second night as I'm going to bed

I put my phone on my nightstand.

And right before I put my phone down I have lock jaw

and then I start shaking violently.

And then next thing I know, I'm projectile vomiting

into the trash can, on my walls, everywhere.

And I pass out.

The next thing I know, I wake up to my 4:00 a.m. alarm.

I go to work, I don't overthink it because

for some reason I feel good again.

So I go to my boss casually tell him "I'm not feeling too

"well, maybe it's because of this mosquito bite I got

"a couple days ago."

And he looks at me and he says

"Jasmine, that's not a mosquito bite, you need to go

"to urgent care and get that checked out."

And good thing because I go to urgent care

the nurse sits me down and she goes

"You've been bitten by a brown recluse spider,

"one of the most poisoned spiders in the country."

What?

And I was loaded up on antibiotics

and I had a great night with my friends.

On Facetime.

So yeah, public transportation is fun

or deadly.

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For more infomation >> Wildly Uncomfortable Public Transportation Stories - Duration: 5:35.

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From flu to food: Austin interviews new Public Health Director - Duration: 1:55.

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City Council looks into bipartisan public safety tax proposal - Duration: 2:06.

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02/20/18 Council Committees: Rules Confirmations Public Elections - Duration: 52:08.

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Mom In Tears After Autistic Son Has Accident In Public. What Stranger Does Next Turns Everything - Duration: 3:08.

Mom In Tears After Autistic Son Has Accident In Public.

What Stranger Does Next Turns Everything Around

Raising children has its challenging moments.

The toddler years can be particularly tough on parents.

They are dealing with temper tantrums, children who test their patience, and potty training.

Having some extra tolerance and fortitude – along with a change of clothing – can

help ease the tension.

Of course, that won't prevent accidents.

Mishaps do happen, and in public too, no matter how prepared a parent might be.

Some children take to potty training quite well, while others take longer and need more

care; and youngsters with special needs require even more time and attention given to this

particular growing pain.

Adrian Wood and her young son, Amos, headed out to attend the little boy's potty training

camp.

Amos has autism and other factors, so it's taken a little extra work to teach him this

difficult skill.

Mother and son had some time to kill, so Adrian decided they would stop and get a sandwich.

Adrian left Amos sitting in a chair, his "blankie" in hand, while she placed their orders.

Amos, being a curious fellow, wandered off.

Then, while Adrian was at the counter, the cashier asked her if she had spilled a drink

on the floor.

Adrian's stomach fell to her toes; she hadn't spilled anything – Amos had wet himself.

Close to tears, Adrian didn't hide or deny what had happened.

She later wrote on Facebook: "It took me a few seconds and as my eyes darted to Amos's

drenched bottom, I had no way out other than to disclose the truth."

To Adrian's surprise, the cashier didn't respond with anger or disgust.

The woman behind the counter just smiled in a conspiratorial way.

She related to Adrian's plight, telling the fretting mother "that she had a 2-year-old,

and that [Amos] would get it, it may just take a little extra time."

The cashier's compassion and kindness provided Adrian relief she didn't even know she needed.

Despite Adrian's insistence on cleaning up her son's mess, the woman wouldn't

allow it.

She went a step further and spoke to Amos, showing him kindness and compassion as well.

Adrian wrote about this wonderful gift the woman gave her and her son: "it was such

a gift, that gesture," she said.

"It was more than the mere acceptance of a puddle of urine in a sandwich shop.

There was no judgment behind the observation, no raised eyebrow, no silent stare, only kindness."

What a kind and caring woman.

With some compassion, thoughtful gestures, and simple understanding, one woman made another's

day a little better.

Let's all spread some kindness and make the lives of those around us easier!

Were you touched by the kindness this cashier showed to Adrian and Amos?

So share this!

For more infomation >> Mom In Tears After Autistic Son Has Accident In Public. What Stranger Does Next Turns Everything - Duration: 3:08.

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