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You do some things in life, not because you have to, but because it's the right thing to do. Picking up litter, helping elderly people to cross the road, and giving up your seat on public transport for pregnant women. Most people don't question these unspoken rules of human decency, but you'll find someone who thinks they are exempt from them every now and again. Like this guy who posted on the popular Reddit thread Am I The A-hole, who asked if he was in the wrong for not giving up his seat on the bus for a pregnant lady, even though he "Works 10-hour shifts." In case you can't get an idea of the type of person he is, from that along, he goes on to say, "We live in a state where birth control and abortions are free, so I don't know why this should be my problem. It's not my fault she decided to have a baby when she can't afford a car."

Ummmm. So essentially, and correct me if I'm wrong, he's saying that if you want to feel comfortable on the bus, you should just get an abortion. Ok cool. He sounds like a genuinely upstanding citizen. Not.

Anyway, as you can imagine, Redditers pitched in left, right, and center, telling him just how much of an ahold he is and why he is a sh*tty human being. As always, there were a few people who were on his side (we've included one such response below), but most people were of the consensus that he is a d-bag. Read through his story and the reactions from Redditers and decide if you think he is, indeed, the ahole.

Nothing sells a product better than a great advertising campaign. Grabbing the attention of passers-by is the best way to draw people in and get them excited, and advertising on busses is a great way to do this. These marketing geniuses took full advantage of their task, showing us exactly how to do bus advertising. Scroll through and look at the creative genius behind these adverts. 

This might just be the funniest kid in the world, at the moment. Twitter user Sarah shared the note her brother left their mom when he missed his bus in the morning. The rest is pure comedy gold. 

Anyone who lives in a big city knows that going on public transportation is like stepping into a different world with its own set of rules. These tweets can definitely prove it.