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> Travelling around NYC using their underground was "ok" from a dependability standpoint; though I saw human excrement on many occasions, in one case it was sme
by JackFr 6y ago
> Travelling around NYC using their underground was "ok" from a dependability standpoint; though I saw human excrement on many occasions, in one case it was smeared entirely on one of the benches where passengers usually sit.
“Many occasions” sounds like BS to me. Until the pandemic I rode the subway at least 12 times a week, every week for the past 22 years, and only saw human excrement twice (and one time it was actually a pretty funny story.)
- dijit 6y agoI don't really know what's "normal" on the NYC subway to be fair, I don't live their and didn't travel during peak times. I do slightly suspect that peak hours are more cleanly than non-peak time due to various economic reasons. But I saw: * poopy seat (when I got on the train at JFK) * little human sized nugger, near the door, nearly stood in it as I disembarked a train near penn station. * sticky urine floor near the door, which took me a good 1m30s to realise was definitely male human urine as I inspected the piss marks up the side of the door that I was pressed against during a busy ride.
- JackFr 6y agoOh wait - I wasn’t counting urine. If we are than yeah, many.