Funny thing happened to me this morning, as I was going to school.

I was wearing a white T-shirt, my army pants, sandals, and my cap--usual attire for me, right?

Okay...waiting for bus 72...when the bus stopped, everyone crowded at the entrance, and I was standing behind this other military guy in a blue uniform. After that guy boarded, the door closed, and I thought that the bus was full, so I turned and took a few steps away, when the bus driver honked at me. The entrance doors opened again, and taking the knowledge in, I boarded, realizing that there was still space after that military guy had boarded.

Unfortunately for me, there was space enough only to board, and not move further to the back to the bus, so I was standing right beside the driver. He was an elderly Chinese man.

He was like giving a short apology, then saying that if I wanted to board any buses the next time, I should stand further to one side, where the driver could see that there were more people waiting. I shouldn't stand behind a military man when boarding a bus--only if he's protecting me (and the country) should I stand behind him (I had to seriously stop myself from laughing out loud at that). He continued on, saying that many people misunderstood when the driver doesn't open the doors--not that they don't want to let the people board, but just that the drivers don't see them standing there.

I was going, "Um, yeah, ah, yeah etc.," during the whole thing. Lol. And then he suddenly asked me where/if I was going for training. I was like, "No, I'm going to school." The poor driver looked so shocked he practically paused and looked me down to up (remember I was wearing army pants and normal T-shirt). I had to give him a silly grin. He still looked shocked. Lol.

Lucky for me he came then to another bus-stop where more people had to board and I could move further to the back of the bus after some people alighted.

LMAO!