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Dying breed "Gentlemen"

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Today I confirm...chivalry comes with birth and cannot be taught. On my way to office, the shuttle is full of guys and not a single one of them offers to give their seat. I am the only girl in the shuttle. I know more than half of the guys in here. Some I have trained others are acquaintances and for some I have been a supervisor.
Leaving the seat is not important but its one of few things that make our society a civilized one.
Looks like we are moving towards an age of total loss of senses.
Dear Gentlemen, you are indeed a dying breed. I can only witness a herd of young boys who have no clue what manners are.

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