There are endless opportunities for humans to be the worst while commuting on public transportation, but letting your rabbit chill on the seat is a new one.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Police shared a photo on Saturday morning, reminding its passengers that having your rabbit outside of its carrier on the seat is not OK.
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#MBTA Etiquette:please keep your rabbits inside their carrier while traveling on the T. Thank you pic.twitter.com/b2Vdda4csP— MBTA Transit Police (@MBTATransitPD) November 7, 2015
Most agreed with the MBTA on this one, but not without cracking a few jokes and taking a couple jabs at the agency's inability to keep the T running last winter.
@MBTATransitPD keep the T running smoothly during the winter and then you can make demands like this— David Hurtado Gómez (@Kai_El_Monito) November 7, 2015
@MBTATransitPD @universalhub but at least no #manspreading.— Joan Marshall (@jmarsh4037) November 7, 2015
@MBTATransitPD @CathyYoung63 RABBIT SPREADING— Dan (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ ❤ (@dhmapplethorpe) November 7, 2015
@MBTATransitPD I can understand that, but I'd bet that rabbit acts better than some of the humans who ride the T.— Lizabeth S. Tucker (@LizabethSTucker) November 7, 2015
Either way, consider yourselves lucky, Boston. In June Gothamist reported a pet snake out of its carrier on the New York City Subway.
We'll take the bunny any day.