Commuters copped a spray – of water – from a woman on a train on Friday after they asked her to turn down her pounding R&B music.
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The music was blaring from the woman's speaker, apparently on full volume, when a passenger on a neighbouring seat asked her to "turn the volume down please".
"Have some respect," the commuter says – and cops a spray right in the face from the woman's water bottle.
"Are you f-cking dumb?", the woman yells, as she stands and again sprays all the passengers on the neighbouring seats.
The woman, and two other passengers, begin shouting. One passenger tells her to "get off", and asks another passenger to hit the intercom button to speak to the driver.
"Shut the f-ck up," she replies.
The woman then sits back down, her music as loud and obnoxious as ever, and pulls her sunglasses over her eyes.
When one of the now-wet passengers complains "That better have been f***ing water", she yells "what else am I going to drink in the morning?"
The whole incident was caught on cameraphone by another commuter, who appears to cop the worst of the spray – and who rapidly uploaded the footage to YouTube to engage in some public shaming.
