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A third of the time? Sorry, nonsense. I use the tube several times a day and it's a real rarity. I do worry about the tube becoming a cacophony of phone calls
by LightBug1 9mo ago
A third of the time?
Sorry, nonsense. I use the tube several times a day and it's a real rarity.
I do worry about the tube becoming a cacophony of phone calls, but really? Everyone message now anyway so I reckon that'll be a rarity too.
- cm2187 9mo agoIt may also be highly dependent on which direction you travel. When you travel east from the city, you get totally different demographics than when you travel west.
- LightBug1 9mo agoReally? What do you mean?
- immibis 9mo agoThey mean more immigrants live in certain neighbourhoods.
- LightBug1 9mo agoI've not noticed that correlation at all. I just wanted to see who was brave enough to actually speak their racism or whether they'd just suggest it in a cowardly way.
- throw567643u8 9mo agoRace and culture are different things.
- throw567643u8 9mo agoYes, the demographic plays a big role.
- bspammer 9mo agoI also never see this behaviour, but I pretty much only use the tube for commuting at peak times. I think commuters are generally better behaved. The sheer density of people means that anti social behaviour will get angrily shut down very quickly.
- nmstoker 9mo agoI think it will depend on your route and the time of your commute. I see fairly distinct behaviour at different times on the tube & Elizabeth Line: come in or leave late and it's full of people who are much less considerate, go in with the majority and there's a bit more social pressure against being inconsiderate.