English obviously isn't your forte. From your article: >That year Tokyu generated $2.63 billion in revenue en route to $587 million in profits. Rail fares brou

English obviously isn't your forte. From your article: >That year Tokyu generated $2.63 billion in revenue en route to $587 million in profits. Rail fares brought in about a third of that figure, real estate holdings reap another third, and retail about a fifth. Rail fares brought in 1/3 of Tokyu's entire revenue. Tokyu isn't a train company, it's a conglomerate that owns a train company, real estate, and more. The article doesn't say anything about how much of the rail operations are paid by user fares. >You, quite clearly, have not yet dared to walk out of your assigned "15-minute neighborhood". I grew up in the US, you moron. I've seen all types of cities. Have fun getting shot by road ragers over there.