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I wonder if your question isn't a little off though. If I'm coming home from a conference of other important event, that's more lax than trying to get there on
by geuis 18y ago
I wonder if your question isn't a little off though. If I'm coming home from a conference of other important event, that's more lax than trying to get there on time. If I have to be somewhere and it's really important and I can't miss it, I would likely take the slow train. I can build my schedule around that and be guaranteed to get there. However coming home means I can get there any time that I want, so I'll take the fast train. If I get the 1% train I am minorly inconvenienced but 99% sure to get home in 20 minutes.
- markessien 18y agoYes, the point is that there is no real time pressure, it's just a matter of preference or convenience.