This morning I watched a heavily pregnant woman on the Tube stand for three stops before saying to the man in the priority seat that she felt dizzy and needed the seat.
The man said no. He aggressively stated that he didn't feel "great" either and that he didn't have to give her a seat. She pointed at the priority sign above his head and he snapped that if she couldn't cope with the commute she shouldn't get on the train. At that point two others offered the lady a seat. One told him he quietly that he should be ashamed. He stuck his finger up and sort of snarled then buried his face in his paper.
I know the man. He works in my office. He is a known twat. I am in his management chain but don't directly manage him. He didn't see me in the train.
Would it be unreasonable to challenge him at work? I suspect it would be especially as I am in his management chain but I really want him to get some comeuppance.
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AIBU to challenge a colleague for awful behaviour towards pregnant woman outside of work
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QuinoaLenghi · 10/06/2015 08:59
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