Deja vu of old times:)

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And i kind of shared it with other people too, precisely teenagers I had to go to the city centre and was just returning by tram and of course, the bus stop was near. It was past 4p.m. and i knew that is the time when bus will probably drive off. Well, when i get off the tram, i saw it was stil there. I started running, he was slowly driving off, i even waved, nothing. Since the next one would have come in 10 minutes, i said okay, let it go but, not the nicest feeling driver ignoring you and being barely 50 metres from you, waiting for a green street light. Ah. What I wasn't expecting, some 4-5 teenagers behind me and a female leader of group saying something like, "we should try to get closer to the bus, the driver will see us and open it for sure". I joined them but no opening, guys and i saw girl pretty waving her arms, she really gave her all. This same thing happened to me when i was a teenager, 16 of age. I will never forget it. It was a small city, still is and there were, to this day, no trams so i walked from bus station to school; 4km in both directions and i remember i ran so hard with one female friend, more colleague and no, the driver didn't open the door even though i knocked and waved. I was both embarassed and pissed a bit cause the next bus was in 30-40 minutes. Not sure which season it was. I think it was winter or autumn. In summer, i rarely ran this hard Unlike yesterday's event when i knew bus will be there in 10 minutes, i couldn't smile back then. But i smiled hearing male teenagers getting frustrated and i wondered what for. By simply waiting 10additional minutes. Okay, it was cold but they got their jackets on and another bus came really quickly. Ah, same age, 2 different cities. True deja vu P.s. An online photo.