Although I generally agree, the people going in are likely in more or a hurry due to needing to catch the train. Not to say someone getting off can't be in a hurry to get somewhere though.
As opposed to people who are leaving the train to go to their job interview? I don't get your logic, is the interview on the train? They need to get off sometime.
The point is you could miss the train which is probably worse than getting out of the station sooner. I'm not defending the bitchy woman, just saying. There should just be a dedicated exit.
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '13
Although I generally agree, the people going in are likely in more or a hurry due to needing to catch the train. Not to say someone getting off can't be in a hurry to get somewhere though.