An obese person asked for my seat in the shuttle bus because she needs to be in the front due to her physical limitations... 🤔 is that a disability?

Then you don't know how she's disabled. Give up the seat. Kindness is contagious.

We all need to stop being dicks to each other. All these posts about plotting to get people fired and telling their firm that a coworker was in an adult film. When did being decent to each other go out of style?

Or, chemo drugs have packed on weight. Or steroids for pulmonary issues and now she's obese AND can't breathe. Giving up the seat could be the one act of kindness she needs to keep going. Or, she could just be playing you. Giving her the seat would make me feel better.

She might have knee/joint probs. due to carrying all that weight.

PwC 2. Your post reminded me of Obamas speech to Canadian Parliament earlier this week. People need to be more decent to each other.

I'm not a fan of obesity, but being an inconsiderate human being isn't going to solve the obesity problem in the US. Give up the seat, and revel in the fact that your life is a thousand times better than theirs, if that's what you need to do. They're possibly having a worse day than you.

If you see that she suffers from her weight - regardless of why she is suffering just give the seat up. If she asks in a nasty tone then don't give it up. A women once asked me for my seat and she was quite grande and was holding some McDonald burgers and a shake but she asked nicely so I said go ahead.

Come on!!! What does being an obese has to do with getting the front seat? Was the shuttle full? She is taking advantage of her situation it seems

Personally I feel that common courtesy would always be to fill in the back of the shuttle first and leave the front seats for passengers who arrive later so they don't have to crawl over people to get in.