A Classical Art Take on Public Transit Etiquette
This meme uses a classical painting depicting a violent historical scene to make a humorous point about modern public transit etiquette. The image features a woman holding a hammer and a tent peg, humorously captioned as a 'polite' way to ask fellow passengers to use headphones while watching videos. It reflects common frustrations regarding noise pollution in shared public spaces, using the dramatic contrast between the historical artwork and the mundane annoyance of loud phone users to create a satirical commentary on social manners.
Pure antisemitism!!11
Removed the headphones jack port , ear buds are expensive and easy to loose, no alternative for dirt cheap headphones that can be plugged in, woalaaa..problem
damn, this artist made Jael FAT
And what about the people who think everyone absolutely has to smell their perfume?
She is too kind.
That’s easy to solve: you just need a large mobile magnet, aim roughly at ear level, and strike with full force.
Not so polite but oh so needed
either the person doesnt give a fuck about those around them or they're too dumb to understand that having the volume all the way up affects others. Either way, all of em need to be out of the gene pool
Had a coworker try this bullshit, I put on the circus song ("Entry of the Gladiators") full blast on my phone, dipshit turned his off with quickness, they act like a clown give them circus music
I despise these people.