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In his position, train robberies aren't the first problem that comes to mind. Just somebody stealing my backpack with all my earthly possessions.
by pdpi 3y ago
In his position, train robberies aren't the first problem that comes to mind. Just somebody stealing my backpack with all my earthly possessions.
- flohofwoe 3y agoStatistically still quite unlikely I guess, and in any case, he would know better than any of us because he's the one who slept exclusively on trains for 1.5 years ;)
- carlmr 3y agoHow is it unlikely, i know plenty of people personally that had something stolen in the high speed train in Germany while they weren't looking. And he's sleeping in the train every day.
- albert180 3y agoWell, sounds like the people you know are not the brightest. Usually they make announcements on the stations where thefts occur to watch your belongings. (Usually where the train stays for 10-20 Minutes). I also don't know anyone who has gotten something stolen on the train personally.
- RamblingCTO 3y agoDon't be a dick. It's easy to lose stuff to theft. It's got nothing to do with being bright.
- albert180 3y agoIt's even easier to forget stuff on the train and blame it onto theft
- RamblingCTO 3y agoAgain, nothing to do with brightness of a person
- mrandish 3y agoPretty easy to reduce the chances of that with a lightweight cable lock. Just lock it around a seat post or armrest. A combination lock on the main compartment of his backpack would stop casual pilfering too.