Wait, let me get this straight. The men she's complaining about were in front of her in line. This wasn't a case of men from behind the line cutting and running to the next shuttle, and she's not able to keep up because she's in heels. That would be a dick move.

This was an orderly line. She was behind the guys. They waited just like her, presumably longer (since they're ahead of her) and got in when their shuttle came. And she's bitching about it.

If was a dude behind these ladies, and the driver was offering a seat and they declined, I'd march right in and sit next to him. I know how busy these shuttles can get, and if they'd prefer waiting another 15 minutes sweating in the sun, they can be my guest.

Also, I love how she's mad that they didn't give up their seats even though they're in heels. Last I checked, we're not supposed to look. No, the heels, all the hair extensions, blonde highlights, low cut dress, lip fillers, makeup, and so on is supposed to be for your own self esteem only, and maybe for the eyes of the other female friends in your posse. They are definitely not for a man to look at and appreciate, you misogynistic clod! So they should actually be making a tiktok appreciating these men for keeping their eyes ahead of them, not looking behind at them, and going to their shuttle when their turn is called, and never once even knowing if the people behind them were women, men, or space aliens, nevermind glaring so closely as to figure out they're wearing heels. That's the real feminist utopia right?

These women wanted all of the advantages that come with being a good looking woman while being able to bitch about it as if it's a downside (that they secretly love anyway). They have no idea that everyone is objectified, it's only a matter of what object they classify you as. And most men go through life classified as furniture at best, and usually completely invisible. No one seems them as a person. You have to work to be seen as a person by someone. So when women said stop treating us as sexual objects, they started being treated like the default object, which is to say, less interesting than the gum on the bottom of my shoe, and they're horrified by how little attention that actually entails.

Here's what they could have done in their situation. While waiting in line, they could have struck up a conversation with the men in front. Not because of any mercenary interest (they couldn't have predicted that they'd need their shuttle seats), but just because that's friendly, and what gets you changed from an object to a person. Then, when the shuttle arrived, maybe the men might have offered you to go ahead, or if not, you could have asked politely, and they'd probably have said yes.

That's what a man has to do to get anything in this world: make an effort, be sociable enough to get strangers to see you as a person rather than part of the foliage, and then ask for what you want, knowing that at every step of that process, you could be rejected, ridiculed, etc. And taking that risk anyway.

PS: I think the thing really burning her up is probably not the shuttle. It's that, while she's making a tiktok about these guys, complaining about their attitudes, and basically letting them live in her head probably an hour after the actual shuttle encounter, they're not thinking about her at all...