Pregnant Woman Expertly Puts a Huffy, Entitled Karen in Their Place After Taking a Seat at the DMV: 'My shirt was CLINGING to the [baby] bump'

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    Huffy Boomer tells strangers at the DMV I have "no respect" when I take a seat but ... Boomer Story
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    I'm in my 30s and visibly pregnant. I don't think I look young (especially as I can't do botox while pregnant) but I AM 4'11" and for some reason this has made a few
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    older strangers assume I'm a teenager and pregnant. People younger than me generally clock me as 25-30 which is odd to see the difference.
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    Anyway, I walked into the DMV (or rather, Aussie equivalent) and most of the seats were taken. The people who could stand were standing behind the
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    chairs, and the sitting area seemed to have a bit of a silent agreement to be similar to bus priority seating. I was wearing a really baggy hoodie, so my bump wasn't on display.
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    There were about 3 random seats available when I walked in. It had been a big morning and I could not stand for an hour so I took a seat and started reading. A woman in
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    the standing area behind me turned to the woman beside her, tutted, and said "These young ones just walk in and take a seat. They don't even notice people our age waiting. They don't even ask if we want a seat. They just sit." ON. AND ON. AND ONNNNN.
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    Note: There were other seats and at any point she could sit down. So I stood up, put my things on the chair, and took off my hoodie, straightened out my
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    shirt which was positively CLINGING to the bump, and just looked at her like she was an idiot. Some people swivelled around to look at her and from there she looked at the ground embarrassed. She shut up though.
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    I'm sorry so say that no one clapped and there was no impassioned clever speech that put anyone in their place. Just silent passive aggression on my part, so I could read my book in peace.
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    Thrwwy747 10 hr. ago. edited 8 hr. ago So there were free seats and this bint is just standing there waiting for someone to literally invite her to sit down? JFC was she wearing a crown or waiting for her throne to be carried in for her!?
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    Morrigoon 6 hr. ago That's when you say, "There were three seats available, were you waiting for an engraved invitation?"
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    "There were three seats available, if you can't see them you really shouldn't be driving a motor vehicle, why are you even here?"
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    cakeman666 2 hr. ago This has literally happened to me, I just waved my hand at the open spots and pick one" said
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    spacestonkz 5 hr. ago She about to fail that DMV eye exam if she can't see the other empty seats.
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    turtleandpleco 8 hr. ago My brother hurt his back in a car wreck. Icy road. Truck going 60 smashed his truck into a baracade. His back was audibly messed up for quite a while. At least six or seven
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    cracks ecerytime he got up. Boomers always made shocked "Yer way too young fer that." Comments. To which my brother would always reply: "Car wreck."
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    the-real-narnia - 7 hr. ago Reminds me of that story of a girl on public transit (like a teenager/YA) who took a disabled seat and an old person complained at her, so she threw her prosthetic leg at him.
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    watercastles 7 hr. ago I once sat in the priority seating area of a subway because I broke a bone in my foot. An old man yelled at me for sitting there even though
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    he had a seat too. I pointed at my cast and said, "My foot is broken," to which he replied, "How was I supposed to know that?" Some people just want an excuse to be mad.
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    Scottiegazelle2 · 7 hr. ago Re young and pregnant: When I was pregnant with my first, an old woman came up ranting at me about teenagers getting pregnant. I said, too bad they don't listen to me because I'M 22. She turned so red.
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    Morrigoon 6 hr. ago Wow, who the feels like walking up to random strangers and berating them for (checks notes) doing absolutely nothing to you personally is a good idea?
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    samclops 8 hr. ago Should have offered her a lemon water to clear her pallette for the next time plans to put her foot in her mouth so she can taste it better lol
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    A woman in the standing area behind me turned to the woman beside her, tutted, and said "These young ones just walk in and take a seat. They don't even notice people our age waiting. They don't even ask if we want a seat. They just sit." ON. AND ON. AND ON. Note: There were other seats and at any point she could sit down.
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