Shelter, chavs and kids

The bus stop closest to my house has a shelter which is very nice if it's cold and rainy as it was today. This shelter has 3 and half walls, a roof, a bench and some Perspex windows, through all but one of these windows the waiter (for a bus not at a table) has a majestic view of the surrounding vista trees, fields and 1970's houses. It really is quite relaxing to sit there and wait. that is of course unless you are waiting for… a bus because one of the windows is out of action, obscured by some indecipherable graffiti which has not been fixed for about 6 months now (I have a good mind to creep out in the dead of night with some turps and rectifying it myself).

So today I got on the bus after having to stand for about 5 minutes waiting for the bus as I cannot see the bus coming when I make use of the seat. As soon as I saw the bus today I noticed that something was up, the bus was unusually full and a short distance into the ride I realised why. CHAVS a heard of about 5 or 6 chavs aged far to young to be riding a bus at ten past nine (or as I like to think of it quarter past when they should have been in school). so I was relatively annoyed by having to site next to a fellow passenger due to these people, this was only increased by there incessant talking and generally jollity which forced me to turn up my ipod to an uncomfortable level but even that did not drown out there noise.

Some of the windows were open in the bus which it idiotic because it was cold and raining.

Got off before the chavs so I don't know where they were going, which annoys me. Said thanx to the driver and got on with my day.

On the way home the bus was fuller than usually again thanx this time to a different set of kids who were not as loud even though they were on their way to a party. They did take alot of time to get off which pissed me off cos the bus was abit late and I thought I might miss the Chelsea barca kick off (but luckily that was delayed). I was abit confused looking for the bus stop as I was on the other side of the bus from normal but it did make the journey abit different and more interesting.

Got off the bus turned to the driver and said thanx mate