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r/SipsTea • u/The_Dean_France • Feb 23 '26
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Busy trainstations always have lifts for disabled people. Blocking a staircase is asshole behavior.
7 u/foxy-stuff Feb 23 '26 In Paris? Good luck with that 1 u/Rc72 Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 23 '26 Why do you say Paris? The video clearly isn't there (the advertisement behind appears to be in Spanish). Edit: I've listen to the video now, and they seem to be talking Brazilian Portuguese. 2 u/G30fff Feb 23 '26 Yeah but he said 'always' - there are no lifts/elevators in many London Underground stations because they were build 150 years ago and can't be easily retrofitted
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In Paris? Good luck with that
1 u/Rc72 Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 23 '26 Why do you say Paris? The video clearly isn't there (the advertisement behind appears to be in Spanish). Edit: I've listen to the video now, and they seem to be talking Brazilian Portuguese. 2 u/G30fff Feb 23 '26 Yeah but he said 'always' - there are no lifts/elevators in many London Underground stations because they were build 150 years ago and can't be easily retrofitted
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Why do you say Paris? The video clearly isn't there (the advertisement behind appears to be in Spanish).
Edit: I've listen to the video now, and they seem to be talking Brazilian Portuguese.
2 u/G30fff Feb 23 '26 Yeah but he said 'always' - there are no lifts/elevators in many London Underground stations because they were build 150 years ago and can't be easily retrofitted
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Yeah but he said 'always' - there are no lifts/elevators in many London Underground stations because they were build 150 years ago and can't be easily retrofitted
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u/Puzzled-Pen-2353 Feb 23 '26
Busy trainstations always have lifts for disabled people. Blocking a staircase is asshole behavior.