Goodness, they do that in Japan eh? I still don't get it why they all want to be positioned near the doors. I mean, if you're getting off on the last station, I'd be in the middle where I won't be bumped here and there. I normally take the LRT [Monumento-Baclaran route] to and from Manila if Uncle Boss is not with me. I get on at Monumento, it's the first station so, I don't have a problem, and the first car is designated for women, person with child, pregnant ones, and the senior citizens, I normally get a seat near the door, so, it won't be so tough to get off in Carriedo, it really gets packed during the early morning, at least you're with fellow females and most are fresh smelling. Hee. Now, coming from Carriedo to Monumento is a different story altogether, I think you know what I mean. There are so many people using the train. Oh well. I'd still rather endure BO, being shoved at, noisy text alert tones [these people who have them have no idea how annoying that is, I always have my phone on vibrate once I leave the house and I don
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The first time I saw people being pushed into a subway car in Shanghai, I was horrified. Shanghai in summer - not a very good olfactory experience, I tell you.
Yuk, was just on the MRT last night en route to Ortigas from Ayala. Even if I was on the first car for the women and children super sikip!!! And it's seriously scary when the doors open and people don't wait for passengers to alight. They really DON'T and will even glare at you as you find yourself having to push your way out of the car.
Pero kainis yang guy na yan, ha! What's next--someone will think of doing yoga on the train?!
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Pero kainis yang guy na yan, ha! What's next--someone will think of doing yoga on the train?!
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