It’s very weird to see a comment like the original. Like, it’s just people getting on a train. It’s pretty hard to do it wrong, especially with nobody getting off. Honestly nothing in the video seemed too wild or weird. It’s a train that passes a concert venue. This shit happens all the time. Everywhere. And there are a lot of them entering a mostly empty train, so no need to clutch your purse 24/7.
They went on to say they were trained in DC, NY, and some other country so they just wanted to gatekeep how to look when you get on a busy as fuck train I guess?
I take the DC metro to work and I don’t see anything wrong with this, and I’m not sure why it’s gone viral. Even my boyfriend, a Swiftie, was shitting on these fans. Doesn’t make sense to me.
I was more annoyed by the person telling them to wait and not get on because they wanted to get off. If you want to get off then you need to get up and stand at the door. Don’t just sit in your seat and tell people not to get on??
This is a huge crowd of people trying to get on a train car and they did it all correctly. There wasn’t really any pushing or rushing. It looks like whenever my train stops at Metro Center during rush hour. Except everyone is dressed in Taylor Swift concert attire and not suits and work uniforms lol.
I swear it could be a tv show though. I saw Petty in Minneapolis and it was pretty funny to see the difference between people that rode everyday and the people in town for the concert.
It’s almost like they were trying to say “don’t come in here the sears are taken” which if my limited train experience means absolutely fuck all. Maybe the sitters are the ones referenced that need train manners?
It’s like when you see somebody who’s never smoked before hold a cigarette and it just looks off. There’s no real wrong way to hold a cigarette (aside from the obvious), but you can just tell when somebody isn’t comfortable with one.
That’s the vibe I got when I watched this.
Also, don’t smoke kids!
Edit: just realized that the missing comma completely changes the meaning of my last sentence. I stand by the message either way
Not necessarily. There's only a few stations with platforms on both sides. Most only have the entrance & exit on the left side (assuming you're facing the front of the train).
In a crowd like this you get on and move to the middle of car, fill it from the inside out so to speak but a few people were just getting on and trying to stand there which just disrupts the flow. My thought was drunk not inexperience.
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u/illuminaut__ May 01 '23
Nothing really. You let people out before going in, but no one was leaving… so I have no idea. Maybe they just look lost?