A video has surfaced on the internet where a man has shared a cleaver trick to keep the next seat empty during a bus travel.

In the video, the man can be seen sitting on the window side and asking every passenger to sit next to him by waving his hand towards the seat. What can be seen in the video, none of the passengers sit next to him and walk by.

With a creepy smile and open offer to everyone to sit next to him, the passenger is seen being ignored by everyone. However, this indeed was the intention of the man. The caption to the video reads, “how to keep the next seat to you empty.”

And seems like the tweeple have loved the idea, as the video is being hugely shared on Twitter and the comment section is another fun ride.

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One of the user commented and said that this trick should be used in elevators two, while another wrote that he’ll try this hack the next time he takes a bus. An Indian user commented and said that in India, the passengers will consider the hand invisible and would definitely sit on it.

And maybe that’s how out minds work. When we see an open invitation over probably over think about it, but in opposite case we tend to fight for our rights.

However, this is not for the first time, that such travelling hacks were shared on Twitter.

This July, a TikTok traveler had also gone viral over his interesting tip to keep the seat next empty in a plane. It was Mike Davis who posted the video and gained 2.2 million views with 175,000 likes in 24 hours.

In the video, Davis can be seen sitting on the aisle seat of a row of three on a plane, while other passengers were boarding. He was also waving at everyone to sit next to him and keeping his creepy smile everyone ignored the seat and looked for another one.

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