What funny and embarrassing things have you had on the bus?

I met a mental illness at the bus stop. I come to the bus station around six o'clock every day, carrying a small bag in my hand and wearing a standard white-collar suit to maintain order. Later, I said, stop queuing and tell me about yours. Can we talk about it first, then drink water and say that the bus is coming into the station, so everyone stand back? The one with the baby said you were dying. After a while, the diners hurried to eat. There were too many people on the bus to eat. If you don't know how far it is, you will feel very crowded. In fact, there are no more than four or five people on the platform, and sometimes there is no one. What's even more funny is that this person has been on time for work every day for several years, every day, and it's not clear after work, and every day he says exactly the same thing.