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I actually am speaking from experience, I saw both of those things my first week in New York. It's really not uncommon, I find it hard to believe that you've ne

I actually am speaking from experience, I saw both of those things my first week in New York. It's really not uncommon, I find it hard to believe that you've never run into shit/barf, usually when a car pulls up that has nobody in it, that's what's in there. And this is all to say nothing about the decrepit state of the stations and cars themselves. I've also been to Japan and experienced their trains. It's in such a different league that it's almost comedy.

OneDeuxTriSeiGo 6mo ago
> It's really not uncommon, I find it hard to believe that you've never run into shit/barf, usually when a car pulls up that has nobody in it, that's what's in there. NGL this isn't surprising on Japanese trains either. Especially around last train. It's not super common but you see it from time to time and you just use a different car and report it to the staff next time you see someone.
tuna74 6mo ago
Barf and shit are two very different things.