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wew lad It's the reality of all major european cities too. Paris has you smelling your neighbor's armpit for a good 15 minutes on crowded stations. Even my cit
by pikzen 10y ago
wew lad
It's the reality of all major european cities too. Paris has you smelling your neighbor's armpit for a good 15 minutes on crowded stations. Even my city of 400.000 gets crowded during rush hour and people get close together.
From what I can observe, I'm still alive, society hasn't collapsed or failed yet, and it's been this way for decades. A bit melodramatic aren't you?
- closeparen 10y ago15 minutes is "a trivial distance" and an entirely different animal from the public transit travel times from affordable areas in the US.