Dylan Dreyer Tests If Subway Riders Will Give Up Seats To Pregnant Women | TODAY

[@MrJlo1017]

I'm a feminist and believe in equality. The women in the subway are equally capable of giving up their seat.

[@dex4384]

MrJlo1017 Your probably one of the only feminist I will respect.

[@gdesiree29]

I agree

[@kenshobuq7105]

The whole debate started because some pampered hollywood actress got sore because some guy didn't want to give up their seat for her. The same woman who wants abortion to be legal even late term abortions. The same woman who says its a human right to decide when she wants a baby. The same woman who claims to love babies. The same woman who is a loud and proud feminist. I love me a good joke.

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

"I'm a feminist..." Nope

[@leebot558]

I hate the false claimed I feel bad tho for the ones who actually want equality but us as men see feminist as bad people and rightfully so we can see them as that because they are presented by posers

[@cloroxBleach-dm6yd]

Ask other women to give up their seats too

[@butthole2828]

clorox Bleach lice your profile pick looks yummy

[@butthole2828]

clorox Bleach have you tried tide pods?😂

[@avery2596]

Butt Hole “Lice”? I think you mean *Like

[@butthole2828]

Will Cipher oops

[@Amateur_Pianist_472]

clorox Bleach when did she ask anyone to give up their seat. She saw who would give up their seat. This also applies to the disabled and elderly. Nothing to do with gender.

[@87wxdiaz]

Lets be honest if most ppl asked to "hold your bag as we wait" most ppl would step away from that person and think hes a theif.

[@eseibio]

I wonder if she asked any women to give up their seats

[@adorableaaliyah7004]

The Revolutionary Eseibio The Automatic i wonder if you even have balls?

[@Amateur_Pianist_472]

The Revolutionary Eseibio The Automatic she didn’t ask anyone to, she saw who would give up their seat and they happened to be men. She also jumped the taxi line which had women in that. Yes regular women are expected to give up their seat for a pregnant, disabled or old person. This has never been about gender.

[@Riskofrain527]

@@Amateur_Pianist_472 yes it has

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

@@Amateur_Pianist_472 This has always been about gender, but women broke every single reason why we men gave up our seats for them. They no longer need us to give up our seats. Women are just as capable of standing as we men are. A woman no longer needs or deserves my seat.

[@johnhahn3658]

@@Amateur_Pianist_472 to

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

This is a woman who would never ever talk to me on a normal day. This is a woman who wouldn't even look in my direction. Yet, when she needs help, I'm shamed if I don't drop what I'm doing and give it? And what happens once the help is received? If I'm lucky, I'll get a thank you before once again being forever ignored by the woman. No, women today have forfeited all chivalry privileges. If we're not friends, we're not going to interact. That's the world in which we now live. Case in point: Has anyone heard of the man who pulled over, repaired a woman's broken down car, and then had a sexual harassment and stalking charge called in to the police once she got home safe and sound? Fortunately, security cameras proved the man's innocence and kept him out of jail. Yes, this happened a few months ago.

[@nothanks1239]

It's sad that some women are like that, but not all. I remember when my car broke down in the middle of a small, but busy road. I had no idea what to do, but a few men jumped out their car and helped me. Towed me to a safe place (one guy even steered my car for me, because I was nervous about the tow line). They made sure I had someone I could contact (I had a breakdown service line) and they went on their way. I was extremely greatful, they really did save me in that situation. I'd have been helpless. I definitely wouldn't recommend any man to tow a woman to her house; either to a mechanics or another safe area so she can contact someone; just so the man is kept safe. I'd also make sure you had someone else with you, so there is a witness. Due to the traffic behind me, there were plenty of witnesses. The men were kept safe and so was I.

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

@@nothanks1239 this day and age, if that happened again, you'd have to call AAA because I doubt anyone would pull over to help. I'm glad it worked out for you, but I wouldn't risk that today. Risk is way too high and there is no reward.

[@nothanks1239]

@@deydraniadiancecht8298 It is a real shame, but you got to protect yourself as well; so I understand.

[@jlv3x]

I have given my seat up for women and seniors, but you can not complain about equal treatment and also want chivalry. It's like wanting to have everything all at once.

[@jennamarie7811]

jlv3x dude she's pregnant she's literally holding another body in her. is it so much to ask for a seat

[@jlv3x]

Jenna Mathews no it's not too much to ask, but on public transit you can't really complain if no one doesn't.

[@CasiodorusRex]

WTF, she's pregnant. You give up your seat for a pregnant woman or an elderly person. It's like a rule of life.

[@AK47_Aki]

@ attack Kek, why do you always make these sorts of arguments without evidence"if the women were asked. Like you need to calm down with that projection kek.

[@Ceen511]

I always thought chivalry was just men being a gentleman because thats who they are naturally. They're not being nice to get something out of it or praise. They see a situation where they can easily help and they do it.

[@Ceen511]

Wtf?! What about women giving up their seat for her??

[@itsme-rt7nz]

Yeah, I thought that was ridiculous that they only expected it of men. I was the only one in our office who offered a pregnant woman my seat in an overly crowded conference room meeting. I am a healthy woman who is just as capable of standing as any man in the room (if not more so).

[@m.o.r.p.h.e.u.s]

Never give up your seats for "Independent Women" . Pregnancy is "her choice " in which u didn't participate .

[@enzo503]

Fr

[@izuk_btw4009]

Ye

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

This

[@nothanks1239]

I 100% would give up my seat for anyone I view as needing it more than myself. It doesn't hurt being empathetic, and I've done it many times and will do it many more. Sad that people are developing such a selfish mindset.

[@agustinnarvaez5251]

@@nothanks1239 selfish is making people act in your favour because its your choice and no one should judge it. AKA Independant Women demanding seats. Its sad to see how modern world is putting into people such an undignified mindset

[@misscypher9857]

Wait, so you’re telling me that, as a woman, if I ever get pregnant, I can practically demand respect and own every public transportation system for 9 whole months, and no one can say *anything* to me??? well sign me up

[@puglover6113]

Same hahaha

[@alanvalencia1973]

Well when you put it like that it's a no

[@DreamingHearts]

No. Just hope someone will be kind enough to offer their seat to you. I wouldn't outright tell people to give me room to sit down because that's just rude in general.

[@jdhensley4523]

Of course you would, it's in your nature as a female to manipulate in order to benefit at others expense, true evil creatures yall are

[@fenyx2558]

No

[@Propain4eva]

“Should’ve checked if that condom was intact bi-“ - Dude on my train

[@gr9032]

Everyone should shut up about women needing special treatment. It is NOT about that, it's because of the pregnancy. A pregnant lady like her shouldn't be standing for too long, it's tiring and not healthy for her.

[@Zo_Rox]

Gena Razie Hmm ... How about just stay at home and don't go out at all? Pregnancy in general is a choice. And something you won't die or what if without.

[@gr9032]

Enzorox What if I told you that a pregnant lady should go out once in a while, not just because it's healthy but also because she needs to see a doctor. These women have things they need to do by themselves too so they have to go out. I'm full aware that pregnancy is a choice (almost always)but can't people still show some respect? We're are living together so we should help each other.

[@Zo_Rox]

Gena Razie Get Uber or grab, if can't afford, they probably cannot afford to have children too. Please do not give birth, if you cannot afford it. When a child is born in a family that cannot properly provide him/her of what that is needed, that's where a sad story begins​. Not having a proper home, not well fed, not given proper education and etc. Alot of these poor souls will end up on the streets, gangs, crime and etc. And more problems are created. Don't make a personal problem become a social problem. Everyone is responsible for themselves and not on others, tho responsibility can be partially extend to family members, but nothing more beyond relative.

[@IWantToMature85]

She's doing this as a test so no they shouldn't have to

[@pavelow67]

she should of worked out

[@gladiatormaximus4913]

I would not give my seat to a pregnant woman. I don’t see it as a handicap at all. I see it as a choice that she made.

[@nothanks1239]

I would definitely give up my seat for a pregnant women, disabled person, elderly, mother with kids, etc... Anyone I see needing a seat more than myself, they can take mine. I've done it many times before and will continue to do it. Doesn't matter if some people act entitled; they're not the voice of everyone in the same position. Such a simple act can make someone's day that much better.

[@gladiatormaximus4913]

I would give my seat to the handicapped and the elderly though.

[@evilnaruto9229]

@@nothanks1239 You would give your seat to a elderly mother with kids but not a elderly man with kids? You basically accept that men are physically more capable than a woman right

[@muraismybby4617]

​@@nothanks1239true

[@nothanks1239]

A reply brought me back here, and funnily enough I've had a baby within that time. Definitely brought this comment into perspective for me. Although pregnancy is not a handicap, some pregnant women struggle. I was aneamic through my pregnancy, which meant I was prone to fainting. This was especially true when I was stood up for too long. Fainting when heavily pregnant is dangerous for an unborn child. Please reconsider giving up your seat for heavily pregnant women; they could have the same issues I had and it could be the difference between unborn child being hurt of not.

[@TedTheAtheist]

No, they can still stand. Only handicapped and elderly need to sit.

[@gdesiree29]

I agree

[@Amateur_Pianist_472]

TedTheAtheist you clearly have never been pregnant.

[@poktred5442]

TedTheAtheist It depends on the woman's feet and leg strength, as well as how far into the pregnancy they are you plebeian, a lot of them genuinely need to sit down.

[@EASsirenVids01]

Wondering Spirit agreed even though I am male.

[@leeroymaui3676]

@@Amateur_Pianist_472 dam I wonder why🤔

[@phonegamerz269]

Just cause your pregnant it doesn't mean your entitled to a seat

[@enzo503]

Exactly

[@getyoassonnnbwoi]

@Dark-Nova yeah what a fool

[@alicianelson1252]

When a woman is pregnant her feet are soar so be considerate

[@evilnaruto9229]

@@alicianelson1252 So? thats her problem why would she get pregnant then if she wants her feet neat? its not my problem

[@thewaytheworldisrn7788]

Some people weren't taught manners...

[@Wolfman_Jack00]

Screw that, make her stand like the rest of us. You asked for this, ladies.

[@enzo503]

Fr!

[@franklinturtle9849]

How come ZERO women offered a seat to the pregnant woman?

[@geraldford9566]

I'm a women who has had e children. I would definitely offer my seat up to a pregnant women!

[@cutiepie5052]

wanna own the world for 9 months well here ya go pregnancy 👶

[@cutiepie5052]

I'm all up for helping people out but when I get pregnant I'm literally gonna wear a crown everywhere and be like do you know what I am and when they say no I'll say I'm pregnant and have my husband take out a fan and have my hair blow dramatically in the wind. lol I'm just kidding

[@evilnaruto9229]

@@cutiepie5052 thats funny

[@xtusvincit5230]

women can stand because...feminism.

[@mopeterson6990]

Aaliyah E wow that's so pathetic lol

[@gdesiree29]

I think I sound mean but I wouldn't get up. This is why I sit in the red seats in the trains and buses, btw I'm from toronto . The blue seats are the ones that are for the seniors, pregnant women, the disabled etc. I rather give my seat to a blind person, or a senior or even someone who is on crutches. That's just me ...😐

[@southwestlondonerbrown2737]

RubyQUEEN _729 have you ever been pregnant?

[@katt5896]

@@southwestlondonerbrown2737 not my concern it's hers

[@southwestlondonerbrown2737]

Golden IV What do you mean?

[@jasamkojajesam6108]

@@katt5896 Not my concern when i see u dying

[@usagi8843]

Pregnant woman here, obviously you don't have to give up a seat and that's fine, but lemme help you understand better. Pregnant women go through a lot of harsh and painful symptoms and sometimes you need to sit down and rewind yourself so you can get ready to keep going. Towards late pregnancy is when things get tricky, pregnant women who are close to their due date can't stand as long, it take a lot of energy to grow another human being inside of you.

[@azas680]

Pregnancy is not an illness!

[@jasamkojajesam6108]

Who said its an illness? Its a hard condition when women shouldn't stand too long on their feet. Wtf is wrong with u

[@leebot558]

Malu Trevejo Lives jstfu

[@leebot558]

@@user-jz5vw2lj9c bud please this was 10 month ago

[@SlideRulePirate]

Do one individual's personal choices place obligations on others? No.

[@southwestlondonerbrown2737]

SlideRulePirate Yes, you should absolutely feel obliged to give a pregnant woman a seat. The only exception is if you yourself are sick, disabled or elderly.

[@millevenon5853]

@@southwestlondonerbrown2737 No one forced u to get pregnant. If u don't want the responsibility of a pregnant mother get an abortion. Simple!

[@boringnames6920]

Chivalry is at the mercy of those willing to give it. You aren't entitled to anybodies seat. First come first serve. It's a nice gesture if someone offered their seat.

[@Qumayopotatosalad]

Millevenon 585 Shes pregnant and tired and sore, nothing wrong with wanting to sit down. How is that not wanting responsibility? One person is able bodied, the other is pregnant. It’s called being kind, wild I know.

[@leeroymaui3676]

@@millevenon5853 true

[@CasiodorusRex]

Now redo the experiment with a fat woman or a black woman and let's see what happens.

[@Amateur_Pianist_472]

Joe Schmoe fatness or blackness doesn’t mean you can’t stand...

[@justblank5132]

What ?

[@vanceoverstreet4182]

You are right

[@ThandoSikwila8]

Fat pregnancy.

[@thereeceforbes]

​@@Amateur_Pianist_472it dodd

[@mars353]

Women killed chivalry with feminism so why do they expect to see it alive and well?

[@zerocool527]

yup

[@rayne_brown]

Well women are not entitled to take a man's seat. If I get on the train and I have a seat the only person I'm giving it up to is my child or my lady. Nobody else. Why? Because I am entitled to sit down the same as anyone else. Oh you had a long day? well so did I. You paid to ride the train? Well so did I. I have every right to sit down. And it is not being rude for me to exercise that right.

[@puglover6113]

Exactly!!

[@drxheisenberg]

All the people who gave up there seats were men.why can't a women give up her seat I also don't expect this from them because men are great and always will be.this shows hipocracy of feminist movement

[@xena544]

Weird how indignant girls are about this... shouldn't your man be with you, giving up his seat? You're supposedly so fragile, yet you're traveling alone, on public transport. If you can't afford an Uber, you can't afford a child. It's not up to society to help you have a baby, because your own support system is so weak. These are probably the same women that expect society to foot the bill for their child.

[@Zo_Rox]

Xena Agreed!

[@Zo_Rox]

And that pregnancy is a choice in general, and something that any can live without. Choose to be pregnant, then accept the consequence of that yourself, not on the society.

[@jerryjaquarius3721]

Pregnancy is not a disability

[@AntiFreezePeach]

That comes after the rearing process is completed

[@robertruggiero9999]

You see a lot of pregnant women going to the gym to exercise during pregnancy so why can’t they stand on the train?

[@girlwiththeartfolder1854]

A few days ago when I was at a restaurant with my parents, a woman from one of the other tables asked me to help her walk down the stairs since she was worried about them. I gladly helped and she was very thankful for it. It's true we all live busy lives, however, it shouldn't dis-courage people from giving a little helping hand now and then.

[@puglover6113]

2:27 if she asked me that I would’ve said “no”

[@enzo503]

same

[@divorcemoney8125]

not any guys problem if a woman get pregnant like seriously why should guys be responsible for any random pregnant woman?

[@Rielestkid]

Inside Edition did the exact same thing

[@lemicky3563]

yea

[@ellebrooks87]

yup I realized too

[@user-vs4fh9wq6w]

Yeah pretty much

[@WolfAngel2264]

People are NOT mind readers. Ask and likely you shall recieve. No one knows how to strike a conversation these days. For someone on a subway if you are too embaressed to ask maybe try making more obvious body clues. Hunch over, shift side to side, etc. Sometimes it just takes a minute for someone to notice

[@nothanks1239]

I remember standing in a long queue for the toilet and an elderly woman walked past everyone without a word, and went straight into the toilet. Everyone in the queue just laughed about it, but didn't stop her. She could have been seconds away from wetting herself, and empathy costs nothing. Because she wasn't confronted, she didn't go through the embarrassment of having to explain her situation to everyone. Also, me and my partner gave up our table in a restaurant, because a man in a wheelchair had nowhere else to go. Him and his wife were very greatful and we got a table elsewhere. Funnily enough, I was pregnant at the time as well 😆. I see a lot of comments saying they wouldn't give up their seat. I find that kind of sad; doesn't hurt to help others and you feel good about it as well. Probably makes that person day. Not to mention, we could all be in those vulnerable positions one day.

[@agustinnarvaez5251]

if you read closely or ask people about why, you will notice most wouldn't do it because its not mandatory. And to mandate to have chivalry isn't equal. If you reply il give you an inside of why a woman shouldn't be entitled to a normal seat

[@nothanks1239]

@@agustinnarvaez5251 I'm honestly not interested in what you have to say, tbh. As I said; it doesn't hurt to help the less abled and I'll always stand by that sentiment. I'm currently pregnant and have been diagnosed with anaemia. If I stand for too long, I start to get dizzy and faint. Didn't have this problem with my first pregnancy, but having some give up a seat for me definitely helps my situation. I wouldn't like to faint and fall on my pregnant belly and cause damage to my unborn child. Luckily, I don't use public transport, so will never be in that situation. I'll always, ALWAYS help people if it's something as simple as giving up a seat. It really isn't taking much away from you.

[@agustinnarvaez5251]

@@nothanks1239 Congrats for both of your pregnancies. I, as an arquitecture student, must carry over 10 kilos worth of equipment 8 or 12 hours, depending if that day i have double schedule, including 2 hours of public transport back and forth from the uni, saturdays included. Unlike you i must do it for years, not months. So i guarantee you i come out way more tired than you, a preggo that doesn't go out much (if you actually listen to what your doctor recommends). If you don't want to hear me thats fine, that doesn't make your mindset the right one. And its fun how you say its not taking away much from me, but when its the preggo then she NEEEEEDS the seat. Id be glad to carry the added weight of your baby in exchange to put on top of you a backpack, a wooden model oh a structure in your right hand and a briefcase with a drawing dashboard and blueprints in the other one. Just as i don't know what pregnancy feels like, you don't know other peoples lives. So don't assume it "costs nothing to us". I assure you i come back home way more tired than you.

[@TheFyinews]

If i was a female I'd wear a pregnancy belly just to get free seats, and help from people😂😂😂😂

[@itsme-rt7nz]

They don't do it to scam anybody. The need is real. After the pregnancy, she won't need, or want, your help any more. Looks like you are one of those people who needs to wear another man's moccasins before you can empathize.

[@agustinnarvaez5251]

@@itsme-rt7nz Exactly! After her pregnancy is done, she won't need us anymore. She won't have ANY kind of interaction nor reward for anyone who offers help, needed it or not. What you're saying is when the need is real we are demanded to help and when they don't need us anymore we just forget about each other? Sorry i have dignity and over 10 kilos worth of arquitecture equipment that i need to carry sometimes 8 sometimes 12 hours a day, 6 days a week.

[@joeymoehlenkamp1097]

Really this that important for a news coverage when theirs people dying and staving but when someone dosent give up to a seat just because their pregnant that’s not their problem.

[@whoanelly2605]

And then my parents and teachers wonder why I dont watch the news🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🙄

[@joeymoehlenkamp1097]

whoa Nelly that’s the mainstream news for ya

[@icurmt5156]

In an overpopulated world with dwindling resources, pregnancy should be carefully considered and does not necessarily equal preferential treatment. Interesting the ones who offered their seats were all male

[@heartz500]

I remember when I was 9 months pregnant and very close to my due date. My sister in law and I went to get breakfast at an IHOP and it was crowded and from the 30 min that we were standing, an elderly couple offered their seat and it warmed my heart because they could barely walk and I thought to myself how could I take it. I was pregnant and emotional and started crying lol. People please offer your seat because you don’t understand how difficult it can be to be pregnant and standing for long time.

[@iglxckyy-_-209]

Kimmy Khaira Equality fat ppl do it for their whole lives

[@FC-hz7du]

Waiting is always an option! If you can't afford to stand for a few stops, you are what people call L A Z Y

[@Thanh-kn5dy]

While it is a sweet gesture to give up your seat but people shouldn't feel obligated. I'm pregnant but I don't expect people to give me special treatment. You can always ask for a chair while waiting at a restaurant.

[@nothanks1239]

@@Thanh-kn5dy I felt this way with my first pregnancy. But, currently pregnant again and this pregnancy seems to be causing me problems. I'm fine if I'm moving or sat down, but if I'm standing for a long period of time I get extremely dizzy and then I faint. A problem I keep going to the doctors about, and they just tell me it's because I'm anaemic. So, nothing I can do unless that gets sorted. Anyway, whilst I do not in any shape or form want people to give up their seat for me, I also don't want to faceplant the floor. I'd probably just sit in the middle of aisle tbh 😆 my point is, not every pregnancy is the same. And sometimes giving your seat helps a lot.

[@agustinnarvaez5251]

While i won't deny that depending on the time of pregnancy, standing for long times can be difficult, you also don't understand what other people go through. A pregnant lady doesn't go out much, yes? What would you think if she forced a man who works 12 hours everyday coming back home out of his seat? Not so fair anymore right? The man NEEDS to work to live, hes doing something he must do like it or not. The woman isn't pregnant because she needs to. It was her choice to settle down a family when her man can't even give her proper transport. So why should the tired, hard working man bother? I will never understand what being pregnant feels like, and youll never understand what having to use public transport while working at a factory 12 hours feels like.

[@AgentDerevko]

Men are so awesome. Shame no woman wanted to help her.

[@edsmith3212]

I am going to say why does a man especially a man should be gentle and kind to pregnant women because we’re out a women we won’t be in this world so we should cherish our ladies even if it doesn’t belong to us even if they’re not have a girlfriend which is to love them and treat them with all the respect and kindness we can get them

[@whoanelly2605]

Ok simp can you stop, it takes two to make one men contribute to reproduction process just as much 🙄

[@karanchahal9883]

@@whoanelly2605 what if none offered seat to your mom when pregnant and what if she had complications due to that and you were born to be a disabled child.

[@whoanelly2605]

@@karanchahal9883 and there it is I knew someone would bring my mom into this 🤦‍♂️😅 well for starters my mom wouldn't use public transportation cuz she's smart enough to know that she inst guaranteed a seat instead she will take an uber, ask a close friend or a family member for a ride

[@luisalphahernandezomega1704]

*EGOS REFUSE TO APPROACH AND ASK, DON'T BE A SIMP. THIS IS WHY GIRLS DON'T APPROACH GUYS, EGO. ACCOUNTABILITY IS WOMEN'S WEAKNESS.*

[@xena544]

This is really interesting and I think it's primal, because it's like why would a man give up his seat to help some other man's baby. A pregnant woman is basically worthless to any man except the father of the child, she is out of commission from mating for 9 months. So why do you expect men to be chivalrous towards you when they're guaranteed nothing in return? You want someone to sacrifice their standard of living for you? For what? To make your life better and theirs worse, just because? And who's to say a man sitting down isn't of more value to the world?

[@anonrandom7765]

Xena Right on.

[@brookemayfield1962]

Well humans arnt like animals that run on pure instinct I would like to think men have more send a than to see a pregnant woman as more than just a out of service mate

[@eckoman1185]

Jesus did it

[@AK47_Aki]

Spotted the bitter incel, kek.

[@Amateur_Pianist_472]

Xena a disabled or elderly person has nothing to offer me yet I give up my seat. This has nothing to do with gender or getting something back. This is common courtesy. Americans lack this so much.

[@hugokeys602]

Bring pregnant is a lifestyle choice. Nothing to do with me. It's not a disability so get your own seat because I'm keeping mine!

[@jameshanley6886]

keep ur legs closed or stay off the subway

[@andreanderson3845]

Based

[@sharondingle1607]

I would give my seat up just cuz it's Olivia Wilde 😂

[@familyguy8184]

I wouldn’t, just for that exact same reason 😂

[@eseibio]

a black man stood up and the whte men did not

[@techblogger8323]

Racial tensions are cured everyone!!

[@jesssd9375]

The Revolutionary Eseibio The Automatic That has nothing to do with iy

[@ncorp2668]

They've actually done studies that show chivalry is more common among men of color than white men. There's actually something to the OP's comment.

[@whoanelly2605]

@@ncorp2668 can we not make this about race🤦‍♂️🙄

[@aperture0]

@@ncorp2668 nah he was just a simp

[@eseibio]

so what's the point

[@snoweysnow5900]

I feel like they were trying to copy inside edition

[@AntiFreezePeach]

I am not sure standing up is bad for the baby tbh

[@jaychun102]

Wait, a minute... So I need to give up my seat, because you chose to get banged? Nah! That's some bs sis... I waited my turn to get an empty train, and I'M KEEPING MY SEAT!

[@DmvIsh]

Why should I give up my seat did I tell you to get pregnant

[@MHiggins]

No don’t give up your seats for these women. They chose to be pregnant let them deal with it.

[@theamazingspider-man6792]

Ok then nobody get pregnant and the end of the human race came near .

[@Ovleeee]

​@@theamazingspider-man6792 Good.

[@edsmith3212]

I like that Dylan because pregnant woman to me is the most special woman in the whole world I respect him with all my heart whenever I see one I whole team nice kind and gentle to them so I like what you did

[@crazy2-1ilz18]

If there was 2 pregnant women both 8 months whos ganna give up their seat

[@solveigdiriksdottir2689]

0:04 I REALY LIKE HER DRESS

[@puglover6113]

She’s wearing a black dress hahah I can barely see her belly

[@roughas100]

Think its got some truth to it that wearing black clothing makes you look slimmer, to me she isn't obviously pregnant, though probably people sitting down have a better chance to see she is pregnant. As for needing to use the bathroom, yes give pregnant women priority!

[@K.I.A22]

That belly shows the getting is not good so not our problem. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@christinarubino9416]

New Yorkers are good people.

[@Amir-ali685]

Well there are rude women you can try to help but instantly think worst or a guy wants something from them...plus some of the fake me too movement crap is making it hard for guys to be nice now of days.

[@alanwinter1889]

Don't they recognize America's meteorologist along with Ginger Zudeikis(Zee) who began on NBC?

[@leahgracefecteau]

Oh my gosh seriously I might get some rude comments for this but it’s Need to be said being pregnant or having a baby is not a disability it’s so dumb how people juge people so fast what if that man had condition

[@skorpa1487]

I thought everyone was now officially equal in the post-Obama world. Why the need for chivalry? Are you trying to say women (pregnant or not) are weaker NBC?

[@woodedlane]

I think if you tried this in the Bay Area on BART, you'd not find the same manners. I understand BART riders are notorious for ignoring pregnant women.

[@celiafrostborn]

If they are polite about it sure, if your a jerk about it and complain if they refuse because of that rudeness then you are sol. It's about being humble, because their is no law that says someone has to give a seat to you or help you in any way. You have no privilege because you have a child in you or any other reason for that matter.

[@Quivis.]

Notice how the black mans gives up his seat

[@MarkSmith-hf5nh]

Many women refuse help.

[@johnhahn3658]

Chivalry is not dead thank God

[@joelewis8440]

Feminism killed chivalry it did exactly what it was suppose to do

[@arlandmoss8837]

Better give up there seat for my baby sweetie or I'll find them

[@sahill8]

We have another John quinones 😂

[@goodgirlkay]

Hard hitting news...

[@sillysnakes6942]

Let me know if it is a boy or a girl oh and congratulations for your birth

[@mikebass2700]

Oh c'mon...any guy that sees a pretty woman as pretty as Dylan Dreyer would give her a seat pregnant or not!

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

not me

[@handsanitizer2457]

Tbf people are so fat now a days, you don't know if someone is pregnant or fat

[@GrilledBaguette4448]

It’s not hard: just ask

[@gc2161]

Most people, men and women, are generally nice and well meaning and ready to help anybody.

[@Juntao-yv5nb]

OK she's pretty alright but would it turn out the same if it was an ordinary looking black woman? Perhaps they like to test that.

[@derrickrouse8565]

Hi hoda

[@aaronjames5276]

At least in my case, I completely agree with Hoda: I'd give up my seat for Dylan, pregnant or not. I mean, look at the woman.

[@zekeb2888]

Isn’t it interesting that only men helped

[@craigmerrell36]

Nope…

[@LorenRyburn-hx8gi]

2009

[@JoseLopez-wo2oh]

Yo quisiera estar ahí para darle un buen arrimon

[@sailaj8024]

Those mobs 😆😂

[@jessicascotty8562]

Shes SO PRETTY

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

Must be some drug I didn't take because I'm not attracted to her at all. Look up a picture of her without makeup. She's got skin blemishes, stringy hair, and a huge forehead. She is not pretty. I don't even like her eyes. Anyone can cover up their face with makeup, but not a lot of women can look pretty without it. Now Lynda Carter back in the 70s, 80s, and 90s? SHE was beautiful without makeup! Jennifer Aniston? Beautiful even without makeup. Olivia Wilde? Not so much.

[@ziggymorris8760]

I give up my seat to any female I see standing, regardless if they are pregnant or not.

[@uroojamir5648]

such a simp move 😂

[@juswavvy9634]

Dude your not gonna get any doing that you know 😒

[@enzo503]

Awe look at this, we have a simp

[@deydraniadiancecht8298]

That is your choice. You can do anything you want and so can everyone else.

[@caesarprice3252]

Simp

[@almudenacarnero7934]

Alo ese homenaje grc Camilo sesto celos le el mj le gusta. Grc te. Call me espage despega y blanca ochoa grc me otros y as grc. Keria decir algo grc me perdí me lie ya. Diré a me. Acorde. Otra vez bueno cuando ok grc mundi saludos viña fue ya ne es asi. A. A veces ok grc grc grc.

[@sheylanegron3998]

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