Yes. The Donald Duck imposter dad of win is back 
RedBeard's post reminded me of this. It is a old one but I haven't posted it before.
Dad as y'all know is a Tour Coach driver (not bus, never say bus XD). The SC in this case was the Tour Director. Sits up the front, uses the microphone, tells you about the lovely scenery and wonderful lack of vicious dropbears here in NZ XD.
TD had been repeatedly refusing to put on her seatbelt. (Ed. - At this point in history I believe the driver is held responsible if passengers aren't wearing a seatbelt. These days its the passenger). What makes this important is the TD's seat (aka Courier Seat/Dickie Seat) is the folding on beside the DOOR at the front of the coach. Y'know. Stairs. Windscreen. Unlevel floor. Giant portal to the outside world of sweet gravelly pain. (Ed. - Possibly exaggerated description, the door would ofcourse be shut)
TD claims it gets in the way, TD doesn't like it etc. Finally, Dad did the same as RedBeards driver. Put the breaks back on. Turns off the coach. Looks at TD and says "This bus doesn't move till you put that seat belt on."
Now. I can be stubborn to a fault. Guess where I get this from... Dad
. He only had to make the motions once more, and TD always put it on.
Side story time. (And there was much rejoicing ... yaaaaayyyyy
)
I've had my own run in with this TD. I meet my dad when he gets to my town. Have dinner etc, sometimes ride to the hotel with him in the Coach. Went to do this as usual and couldn't see him at the usual place. So went up to what I thought was his coach (and it was his) and asked her
Me - "Is this *NameofTourCompany* driven by *Dad*'s Coach?
TD - (immediate snotty attitude) - "This isn't your coach. You can't get on."
Me - "No, I just asked if.."
TD - "This isn't your coach."
Me - (Now rather terse.) "I. said. Is this *NameofTourCompany* driven by *Dad*'s Coach?"
TD - (Still snotty) - "Oh. Yes."
So, I'm a general member of the public as far as she knows. And she's like that. In a company uniform. On a bus with the Coach company AND her company's logos on it. Good representation...... .

RedBeard's post reminded me of this. It is a old one but I haven't posted it before.
Dad as y'all know is a Tour Coach driver (not bus, never say bus XD). The SC in this case was the Tour Director. Sits up the front, uses the microphone, tells you about the lovely scenery and wonderful lack of vicious dropbears here in NZ XD.
TD had been repeatedly refusing to put on her seatbelt. (Ed. - At this point in history I believe the driver is held responsible if passengers aren't wearing a seatbelt. These days its the passenger). What makes this important is the TD's seat (aka Courier Seat/Dickie Seat) is the folding on beside the DOOR at the front of the coach. Y'know. Stairs. Windscreen. Unlevel floor. Giant portal to the outside world of sweet gravelly pain. (Ed. - Possibly exaggerated description, the door would ofcourse be shut)
TD claims it gets in the way, TD doesn't like it etc. Finally, Dad did the same as RedBeards driver. Put the breaks back on. Turns off the coach. Looks at TD and says "This bus doesn't move till you put that seat belt on."
Now. I can be stubborn to a fault. Guess where I get this from... Dad
. He only had to make the motions once more, and TD always put it on. Side story time. (And there was much rejoicing ... yaaaaayyyyy
)I've had my own run in with this TD. I meet my dad when he gets to my town. Have dinner etc, sometimes ride to the hotel with him in the Coach. Went to do this as usual and couldn't see him at the usual place. So went up to what I thought was his coach (and it was his) and asked her
Me - "Is this *NameofTourCompany* driven by *Dad*'s Coach?
TD - (immediate snotty attitude) - "This isn't your coach. You can't get on."
Me - "No, I just asked if.."
TD - "This isn't your coach."
Me - (Now rather terse.) "I. said. Is this *NameofTourCompany* driven by *Dad*'s Coach?"
TD - (Still snotty) - "Oh. Yes."
So, I'm a general member of the public as far as she knows. And she's like that. In a company uniform. On a bus with the Coach company AND her company's logos on it. Good representation...... .


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