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Having a toilet in your sleeping compartment, in 40cm from your pillow is a horror story by itself.
by stackedinserter 1y ago
Having a toilet in your sleeping compartment, in 40cm from your pillow is a horror story by itself.
- IAmBroom 1y agoMaybe small spaces just aren't your thing?
- stackedinserter 1y agoSleeping in a washroom is not my thing. Is it yours?
- avazhi 1y agoMy bedroom shares a wall with my bathroom in my penthouse apartment. My toilet is less than a meter from my head. What does it matter, mate? There’s a wall…
- stackedinserter 1y agoAmigo, there's literally a toilet (shared with another person in your room) near your bed, look https://imgur.com/a/abw8NRg https://imgur.com/a/abw8NRg No wall, nothing, just you, your roommate and a toilet for you two.
- maxbond 1y agoThat is not how Amtrak cars are laid out. That's just categorically not a thing on Amtrak. Not in coach, not in the roomette, and not in the private rooms.
- stackedinserter 1y agoYou mean this is not a thing anymore? https://imgur.com/a/abw8NRg https://imgur.com/a/abw8NRg EDIT: Video, 1 year old https://youtu.be/wf9OtLxha_U?t=1952 https://youtu.be/wf9OtLxha_U?t=1952
- maxbond 1y agoWelp, I've never been on an Amtrak with a Viewliner, so my mistake, but I've ridden the Amtrak many times and have never seen that particular style of railcar. They've always been two-story, and apparently that's a one-story railcar (presumably why they need to economize space like that). Wikipedia says that they're primarily used on the east coast, so that's probably why I've not seen one. I've ridden all over the lines west of Chicago. I'd love to do their new Chicago to Miami line sometime, so perhaps I'll have the privilege.