Cut up here at 508, we will drink and toast with a shot of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way at 550.

But first quick check on Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles.

Passengers aboard public trains and buses in the UK have a new type of people that they're annoyed with, and they are labeling them, edgers.

Do they not do any cross-referencing?

Do they just sit on the edge of the seat?

That's pretty much what it is.

So you get on a bus or a train and whatnot and it's completely loaded and you go on down the aisle.

You know, you're trying to find your spot and there's a spot up against the window.

But the aisle seat is taken up by a dude who's just got his nose buried in his phone and spy to hell and he's not he's not talking to anybody he's not paying attention to anybody so that he can just keep his row to himself that's why you do the excuse me exactly well

either you do that or or you just decide not to screw with it and you just stand there i will always say

if i want to sit down right and there is a seat yes can i also say like look i understand that

man spreading is a thing i do it myself and then as a bigger dude, I need plenty of room and I get that.

If you are sharing a spot with somebody, then you need to suck yourself in and maintain your own spot.

I should not have to squeeze on to where I've got one cheek on my seat because you were spread out into my area over there.

Like, you can move a little bit, okay?

It can be done.

It can be done. And it's just simple.

Right. It's not going to be the most comfortable trip. I get that. I'm a part of that as well.

And you're on the bus. Right. It's not meant for comfort. It's meant you to get from point A to point B. Right. And guess what?

Even as a bigger dude, when somebody's coming into my spot, I shlink up as much as I can trying to get out of their way, and I make myself uncomfortable not touching the guy next to me. Right.

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