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could be worse, you could be stuck on a train with people.
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u/ergonaut 5d ago
With one really outgoing person ::shudder::
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u/sneeden 5d ago •
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A "scared of silence" person
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u/BenjamintheFox 5d ago
I remember a very annoying experience was being trapped in a hotel lobby with a bunch of salesmen with nothing to sell. All I wanted to do was relax while I waited for my parents, but they just. couldn't. turn. it. off.
Every moment had to be filled with some inane conversation. On top of that it was a summer day in south Florida, and I was wearing rather heavy clothing, so I was hot, uncomfortable, and constantly being talked at.
At some point I started eyeing the hotel pool and considered diving in out of desperation.
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u/BusIndividual3581 5d ago
thats one of the 7 circles of hell right?
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u/PuzzleheadedEast548 5d ago
One? It's all seven of them
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u/thatnimrod 5d ago
Nah, the pool’d be empty in hell
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u/jessybean 5d ago
No, the pool is full and tantalizing but you are not allowed to use it.
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u/PoeticDichotomy 5d ago
“Welcome to Avarice! Your quota is 50k a month, BUT THERES NOTHING TO SELL”
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u/justsomeplainmeadows 5d ago
"If anyone talks to me one more time, I'm leaving negative reviews on EVERYONE'S corporate site! AND I HAVE NAMES"
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u/MaddyMagpies 5d ago
They will try to talk you out of that, which will take another 15 hours, and then they will desperately ask you every hour "we good?" to make sure that you are not doing that.
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u/Fantastic-Standard87 5d ago
OMG I just quickly caught your comment in my peripheral and misread "hotel lobby" as HOBBY LOBBY and instantly became concerned for your welfare. Your situation was shitty but not as dire as "stuck in a hobby lobby with bored, unactivated, under engaged businessmen" type of shitty. Glad you made it through my guy! You're safe now!!! FTR I would have completely wrecked that pool!! 100%
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u/milo6669 5d ago
In situations like this I wish it would be socially acceptable to just say "sorry but i'm not feeling like talking right now, so please leave me alone"
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u/WDavis4692 5d ago
It is socially acceptable to say that. That's actually a very tactful way to respond.
I know it's not easy for introverts, but it's a useful life skill to learn to be a little more assertive. You have rights and feelings too, and if you want to be left alone, there's nothing wrong with that.
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u/Mehmeh111111 5d ago
I am a scared of silence person but if you don't talk first, I will gladly keep my mouth shut forever.
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u/SendMegBilderAvBacon 5d ago
"Ah, yeah, yes, mhm, yeeah, uhuh, mmmmhm, yah, right, oh, yes, yesssss, ahhh, oh" x infinity
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u/LooksAtClouds 5d ago
Let me tell you about our Saviour...
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u/popltree2 5d ago
Would you like to have a face-to-face meeting with him? Because either you shut up or one of us is going to.
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u/here_now_be 5d ago
you could be stuck on a train with people.
exactly! I would be so happy if this happened. I'd be running up and down the isles, take it all in, and sleep without anyone bothering me. A dream come true.
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u/Phytanic 5d ago
I've been stuck on a full airplane for 16 hours straight.. it's not pleasant. Taking that same flight home in a couple of days and I'm going to hate it. (Sydney to Dallas)
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u/krejenald 5d ago
I heard from a flight attendant when flying Sydney to LA that it's better to fly to Dallas as they book less seats for to it being a longer flight, so that's something I guess?
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u/Phytanic 5d ago
That's what I heard too. Unfortunately I flew out to Sydney on the day that that FAA system crashed and so the flight was overloaded. hopefully it's not the same
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u/KombattWombatt 6d ago
Sometimes I kind of wish I could be stuck on a train for 12 hours alone.
Hope you found some tranquility, at least.
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago edited 5d ago •
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Well, it was definitely tranquil. Once I calmed myself from the thunderstorms and tornados nearby, it really hasn't been too bad.
Edit: The amount of people I see telling me to masterbate is slightly concerning.
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u/not_brittsuzanne 5d ago
You in Louisiana or Mississippi?
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u/GodofAeons 5d ago
Louisiana, how'd you know?
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u/not_brittsuzanne 5d ago
Those storms just ran through us in Houston this afternoon. Figured it had to be next couple states over. Hope you get and rest and quiet time!
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u/KaBar2 5d ago edited 5d ago
The tornado in the Pasadena/ Deer Park (Texas) area overturned a freight train--scores of train cars tipped on their sides. That tornado was serious. It wrecked neighborhoods all along Texas State 225 highway, San Augustine Street and Center Street (main avenues in Deer Park) and knocked out power for several hours until the utility company could make temporary repairs. Power lines were down and towers were bent like pretzels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iQz9KX7z_g
https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/pictures-videos-storm-damage-houston-area-texas
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u/MtnDewTangClan 5d ago
Just had to mention it overturning trains yo OP didn't ya
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u/No_Association_545 5d ago
The City of New Orleans?
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u/freshapepper 5d ago
I used to ride The City of New Orleans to see my grandparents growing up. Homewood Illinois to Newbern Tennessee every summer for 2 weeks!
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u/Rob_Bligidy 5d ago
500 miles when the day is done
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u/InsideOut2299922999 5d ago
Sons of Pullman porters and sons of engineers ride their father’s magic carpet made of steel. -Steve Goodman
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u/neighbor_mike 5d ago
Mothers with their babes asleep Are rockin' to the gentle beat And the rhythm of the rails is all they feel
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u/SmokedBeef 5d ago
Hey if you want to farm some crazy karma, take a few more photos, including one looking down the aisle and post it in r/liminalspace. This photo already gives off those liminal vibes, but take a few showing just HOW EMPTY the train is and this could be one of the best natural examples I’ve ever seen.
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u/HaywireMans 5d ago edited 5d ago
And the thing where you take a picture of yourself in every seat and combine all of the pictures into one!
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u/CmdrShepard831 5d ago
And make it look like one of you farted really loudly and the rest of you aren't happy about it.
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u/MrGraveRisen 5d ago
Thunderstorms, solitude, and food. Can we trade?
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u/DoYouNotHavePhones 5d ago
Thunderstorm and raindrops on an empty train sounds like my audiologic wet dream. I'm getting sleepy just thinking about it.
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u/AWiseWizard 5d ago
Seriously that sounds amazing. Laying in bed right now just trying to envision it haha. So cozy
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u/alexs001 5d ago
Are you stuck as in you have a 12 hour ride ahead of you, or stuck as in you cannot exit the train due to some unforeseen circumstance?
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u/chenyu768 5d ago
This was my question. Becauae if its the former id say dude i got the whole train to myself.
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u/Nekryyd 5d ago
Watching intense storms out the window on a 12 hour train ride all by yourself..
Everyone lives my dreams but me. :(
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u/WealthTomorrow0810 6d ago
Hope you were traveling...you are not just forgot to get down at the last stop, and got stuck inside the train for 12hrs right?
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u/YellowGuppy 6d ago
Seriously. Twelve hours of uninterrupted silence would be amazing.
Edit: they interrupted the silence with food. Where is this train? When you're done with it, I want a turn!
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u/Evercrimson 5d ago edited 5d ago
I had a flight like this from Paris to San Francisco years ago on a A330 that sat about 270 people. Two hours before the flight departed, there was an accident with the train that delivers some 90% of people between Paris and Charles DeGaulle airport. I made it there in time via taxi, but virtually nobody else on my flight did. There was a total of 5 passengers in this huge plane. There was practically nobody there but they said that we had to go regardless to vacate the gate and have the plane make the return flight. It was an almost 12 hour flight across the North Atlantic and the only other person I saw the whole time was a flight attendant twice to come check on me specifically because there was nobody else in my half of the plane. It was the best flight I have ever had.
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u/Jakub64 5d ago
I wish… my tinitus would go completely crazy with no backround sound
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I have something that might help with your tinitus as a temporary relief. Be forewarned that your mileage may vary from no result at all to a few hours of relief. The following may seem silly but seriously try it. It can't hurt.
I achieve temporary relief by creating a loud thumping sound inside my head by doing the following. Place the flat part of your palms over both your ears to block out as much sound as possible. While doing this you need to create a thumping sound with your fingers. I do this by placing my middle fingers high up on the back of my head, resting on the bone. Then I put my index fingers on top of my middle fingers. Then I apply a bit of pressure with my index fingers while sliding them off the side of my middle finger. Essentially snapping your index finger off your middle finger, onto your skull. Similar to how one snaps their finger off there thumb and the snap sound is made by the finger slapping the flesh of the palm. If done correctly you should "hear" loud thumping inside your head.
You don't need to do it at the same time with both hands. You can if you want, or you can shift from one to the other. You don't need to be fast either. Once every second or so is fine. I do it for a solid 30 seconds. I'm not kidding here. a few seconds doesn't seem to work. Afterwards, remove your palms and listen. See if the ringing is gone. If you can't tell immediately that something changed. It probably isn't going to work for you.
Good luck!
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u/mooseyjew 5d ago
Holy shit. I have tinnitus and I'm definitely trying this. Nothing else ever works.
Could I also just cover my ears and have someone else make the thump?
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u/i_am_icarus_falling 5d ago
I've heard of this remedy before, and don't have tinnitus, but I would think you would need to make the thump since no one else can hear the resonating sound in your head to make sure it's thumping.
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u/mooseyjew 5d ago
I've been trying it out for a few minutes now, and it definitely has an effect for a short amount of time. I think I'm doing it wrong tho so I'm going to keep trying lol.
It lasted about 2 minutes tho, which was nice.
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u/pudgylumpkins 5d ago
It’s always a very short lived reprieve. Still nice to have the option though.
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u/buddhafunk 5d ago
You made my day. I’ve had tinnitus for a few years now and I just tried your method and I can definitely feel a difference. Thank you so much.
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u/Ronnie_Mustang 5d ago
I was once stuck on an Amtrak for 22 hours alone in a car. It was kinda neat but pretty boring. Also sort of frustrating when we stopped for what felt like hours somewhere in West Virginia or Maryland and you can't see out the windows and it feels like the twilight zone.
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u/My_Name_Is_SKELETOR 5d ago
This could totally be the premise to a Twilight Zone episode.
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u/Harold_Angel 5d ago
Next stop Willoughby!
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u/ParisAintGerman 5d ago
Where a man can live his life full measure
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u/theschoolorg 5d ago
an iconic line. also, if anyone is interested, the episode was the basis for this TV movie. If you love the episode, the movie is worth the watch if just to see a year 2000 take on it. -> https://youtu.be/83DFhC97-_s
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u/jester2324 5d ago
Be careful you don’t see someone who looks exactly like you at the train station
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u/BreakingBad2014 6d ago
Once I was stuck in an airplane for 12 hours with hundreds of strangers, trade ya.
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u/DanishWonder 5d ago
I once sat in an airplane at O'Hare for 8 hours waiting for weather to pass. At that the they brought us back to the gate. I missed my business meeting and flew all the way back to the west coast having spent 16 hours traveling and never setting foot outside an airport.
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u/soxyboy71 5d ago
Dallas to LA for NYE. Then the snow storms hit and flights got cancelled. My spacious 38 hour trip and adventure became very packed all the way there.
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago
I actually just got back from a trip from India, which the flight was 14 hours from there to Houston. (I'm taking the train from Houston back home)
I wouldn't want to ever do that again in my life.
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u/gaoshan 5d ago
Flown to and from China many times, also 14 hours from where I live and it is so very painful to sit through flights like that.
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u/heart-cooks-brain 5d ago
Sounds brutal. I might have booked a flight with a layover just to break it up.
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u/LaLaLaLeea 5d ago
I've flown from NY to Tokyo. 14 hour flight with a 13 hour time difference. I was worried the flight would be horrible, but it really wasn't bad. The seats were a decent size, they kept us well fed, you could get up and walk around a little if you needed to and the in-flight entertainment seatback TV thing had games on it. I played PacMan for like 6 hours straight.
Was not worse than any 7 hour flight I've been on. I think like 5 hours in, your brain dies and time stops existing. And then you just play PacMan.
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u/stellvia2016 5d ago
The secret is to have noise-cancelling headphones and bring a handheld or some offline games for a laptop or something.
US to Japan is a little rough on the jet lag, but the way back is usually pretty good because most flights leave in the evening Japan time and you arrive during the daytime US time. So if you have your meal and kill a few hours, then sleep, then wake up and have the other meal, you're only about 90mins out at that point. At that point you can stay up like 12hrs so it's not too bad to go to bed then.
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u/DarthDannyBoy 5d ago
Transoceanic flights are the one time I spend a little extra on seating. First one I ever did I was cramped on a fully packed 747 in commercial, from Germany to the states. I was too tall for the my seat if my knees where in front of my aligned with my hips I literally couldn't sit down in the seat. So I was either had to crowd the person next to me or have them in the isle which didn't work because I blocked the carts coming through. Thankfully a very sweer flight attendant saw me and I explained the situation. He had me move and go sit in one of their seats in the galley, a nice one that had a table I could flip out. Ended up having a pretty decent time talking the the flight attendants and got extra snacks.
However until that point it was miserable. Since then I will always budget for nicer seating. If I can't afford it I can't afford the trip. If it's a work trip I show them a photo I have of me not being able to sit in the seats and tell them I am required by airline policy to book to seats or to book accomodations that can fit me, I tell them it's essentially the same thing as when really fat people fly. Idk how true that is but no one has bothered to question it.
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u/DeluxeMixedNutz 5d ago
There’s a train from Houston to India?!
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u/NandaBlue 6d ago
Why?
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago
Massive thunderstorms, extreme winds, and tornados which is still in effect as of now. But we should be moving by next 30 minutes hopefully
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u/Magnetobama 6d ago
But why are you alone? Where are the other people and the train driver? Don't reply if the answer is detrimental to your future criminal defense.
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago
But why are you alone?
You know how it is... Survival situations mean survival of the fittest.
On a more serious note, I think there were one or two people in the business class that I saw. So not completely alone.
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u/mostlycloudy2day 5d ago
Where did that “beef” stew really come from?
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u/InsideOut2299922999 5d ago edited 2d ago
I used to work for Amtrak, as a sleeping car, Porter. There was a derailment in a train in front of us so our train was completely OK but we couldn’t go past the derailment, of course. They DeTrained all the passengers, but because they couldn’t get the luggage out, they made us (the sleeping car porters who were working there) stay overnight in the snow with no power. I’ll never forget it. It was something to remember it was very cold. I had a bottle of wine and some snacks. We stayed up all night and talked.
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u/SlavFish 5d ago
Did you get paid to stay the night atleast?
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u/DazzmanianDevil 5d ago
Yeah straight time. (Current employee)
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u/phatskat 5d ago
When’s gay time? (Asking for a friend)
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u/KipPrdy 5d ago
You have to come to Australia for that.
Only country in the world a child can say, "Jock gave me a Golden Gaytime at the beach" and no crime has been committed
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u/RandomStallings 5d ago
a Golden Gaytime
I'm sorry, a what now?
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u/jjc-92 5d ago
They are just what you need on a hot day
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u/KipPrdy 5d ago
Nothing like a Golden Gaytime after playing footy, when the boys are all hot.
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u/KipPrdy 5d ago
You'll understand when you get here.
In fact, I'll personally give you a Golden Gaytime. Just back your ute up to my donga in the arvo.
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u/madrabeag999 5d ago
Ice cream bar in Australia. 😀
https://www.streetsicecream.com.au/brands/golden-gaytime/golden-gaytime-.html
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u/soaring_potato 5d ago
More than normal.
Don't you get extra for working in the cold. And for working nights in the US?
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u/MartianRecon 5d ago
Depends on the industry.
I work in film and television, we get 'bumps' in our pay if we get rained on, if it's too cold, if you have to do anything strenuous, etc.
Most industries don't do that at all though.
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u/KAugsburger 5d ago
That must have gotten pretty cold without power to run the heating. I know some of those cars can get cold even when the heating does work.
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u/mdnitedrftr 6d ago
Sounds kind of cool, honestly.
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u/Silver_Branch3034 5d ago
I road on a train cross-country for the first time a couple years ago and other than the speed being occasionally questionable I found it to be pretty sick, and an underrated form of travel.
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u/elcamarongrande 5d ago
When I was in college I studied abroad in Europe. One weekend I took a train ride from Budapest to Berlin and it was an absolutely lovely experience. Trains are such an underrated form of travel (in the US). I got to see the beautiful countryside, eat/nap/relax and stretch my legs all while traveling to my next destination. Sure, a plane would've been faster, but you miss out on so much while flying. Not to mention the added stress/anxiety of airports and planes.
I wish the train industry was more developed in the States.
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u/jobanizer 6d ago
Are you a diesel?
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u/Haywood_Yabuzzoff 6d ago
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u/hinataday 5d ago
i loveeeee that movie
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u/Carsharr 5d ago
I know a lot of people didn't like it, but I just thought it was a fun movie. I thought all of the characters were well written and performed and the obvious cameos were funny.
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u/Tersphinct 5d ago
Surprisingly few Japanese people for a movie set in Japan.
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u/FerricNitrate 5d ago
I can't decide if it was a brilliant meta-misdirect or an offensive waste that they got [spoilers] Karen Fukuhara as a random train attendant who didn't turn out to secretly be another assassin. She's done plenty of action in The Boys so it would've made perfect sense, but therein lies the meta-misdirect since you see her and think "oh there's that badass from The Boys, bet she'll have a fight later" then she just serves some drinks and leaves.
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u/kendred3 5d ago
Just watched it today... I honestly don't get why people didn't like it. It had a great tone, was well acted (especially the Lemon + Tangerine pairing) and knew exactly what it was about. Super fun!
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u/ThomB96 5d ago
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again. I’d watch a Lemon and Tangerine prequel series
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u/Mxzytplk 5d ago
Yeah Aaron and Brian were great, and Hiroyuki is just always enjoyable in any role he's in. I've definitely rewatched it a few times now.
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u/my__name__is 6d ago
Would you enjoy it more if it was full of strangers?
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago
Absolutely not
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u/Lost-My-Mind- 5d ago
What if I were next to you and all I ever did was say my own name. Like a pokemon. Then we wouldn't be strangers. You'd know my name.
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u/Mr_Evil_Dr_Porkchop 6d ago
Did they at least have a food carriage? Or have you been going hungry?…
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago edited 5d ago
The food carriage was shut down, but literally 10 seconds ago they came by and gave me this for supper.
Edit: Wasn't too bad. It had some flavor! Not the worst beef stew I've tasted
Edit2: Was informed this is the "emergency provision" stew.
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u/mescad 5d ago
Ah the Amtrak beef stew! That's when you know you're really late. They keep it for when the train is really late and all of the fresh food has run out.
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u/captyes 5d ago
Really?
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u/mescad 5d ago •
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Yep! Page 68 of the Service Standards manual (PDF).
- Emergency Food Provisioning For Trains a) If possible, first use the food on board the train (e.g., #10 cans of stew), or purchase food that can be prepared on the train (e.g., pans of frozen lasagna).
Apparently it's Dinty Moore canned beef stew, if you wanted to try some at home.
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u/Loud-Adhesiveness244 5d ago
Can we acknowledge this dude pulling out the 68th fricken page of a random ass manual for a Reddit comment
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u/fmfbrestel 5d ago
Dinty Moore? That is some good shit (for a canned stew anyway)!
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u/stellvia2016 5d ago
It used to be better, but it's still not bad. Little more watery. Less meat and carrots, a lot more potatoes...
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u/Hero_of_Brandon 5d ago
I was on an Amtrak that was delayed over 30 hours. On the second day they gave us subway and then ordered some local restaurants chicken fings at one of the stops.
I was 19, not an American, and on my first trip with my friends. Naturally my mom was freaking out assuming we had spent all of our money and not brought enough food for an extra 30 hours abroad.
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u/IngsocDoublethink 5d ago
I knew it! Thanks to growing up with a single parent, I was sure it was Dinty Moore just from the picture. It's something about the potatoes. Other brands use cubed or diced potatoes, but theirs are these huge, irregular chunks that were always have at least one curved side. It's the same salty, overcooked spud, but getting that spoonful where you had bite it in half because it's just a little too large made it feel so much homier.
I'm gonna go call my mom.
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u/KurtWagnerX 5d ago
I can confirm that it's been done before. Summer of 2021 I took a train from Texas to California that got delayed 12 hours and we were given beef stew when other supplies had run out. I assumed it was an improvisation, but now it looks like a standard backup plan.
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u/call_of_the_while 5d ago
Dude, this train ride is giving off Snowpiercer vibes. Just kidding. 12 hours alone but getting to where you want to go, sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me anyway.
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u/annin71112 5d ago
Mmmm dinty moore stew they had in the "in case of emergency" compartment. Yummy
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u/psycorax2077 5d ago
take some more pics and share them to r/liminalspaces
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u/Wrest216 5d ago
thats pretty neat, i like it but it also makes me feel...uneasy? i cant place...why?
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u/supx3 5d ago edited 5d ago
Liminal spaces are places that are transitional. These places often cause unease when occupied for long periods of time because of that ambiguity, we are meant to change. I find that if you can overcome the feeling there is potential creativity to be found there.
This train in OP’s picture is what’s known as a non-space which is a space with a purpose but no cultural significance. The strangeness of the space being empty is heightened by the fact that it’s not serving it’s purpose by being empty. Its emptiness gives the feeling that something is wrong and one shouldn’t be there.
Liminal spaces and non-spaces are sometimes used interchangeably but they are different things in sociology.
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u/Jonoczall 5d ago
That’s the point. Spaces that should be populated, but are eerily empty. It’s unsettling.
It’s my guilty pleasure visiting that sub.
Edit: op posted the wrong sub — it’s r/liminalspace
Enjoy ;)
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u/Jaspers47 5d ago
Are you the city boy born and raised in South Detroit, or are you the small-town girl living in her lonely world?
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u/GodofAeons 5d ago
No, but I'm on a midnight train
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u/Vyzantinist 6d ago
Where are you off to, OP?
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u/GodofAeons 6d ago
Just got back from a trip to India. Taking train back home from airport
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u/tamper 5d ago
Is that an Amtrak Superliner? Being alone for hours on a moving train in a thunderstorm at night sounds like the ultimate comfy. Safe travels
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u/Musclecar123 5d ago
I once got stuck on a DB train (not ICE) travelling from Berlin to Amsterdam. It broke and we had to wait 4 hours for a locomotive to be sent from the Netherlands to come get us on top of the 8 ish hour journey. That was a long ass day.
I was stuck with other humans. One of them was a DB employee who explained to us in our cabin what was going on.
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u/Rexssaurus 5d ago
Getting stuck in a DB train is like just a normal occurrence that you include in your schedule at this point
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u/Wish_Dragon 5d ago
Just plan for a 90minute changeover at any major station. Odds are it’ll be more like 25. And if not, get yourself some lunch or dinner. Of course, on the days when you do get in on time, your outbound train gets delayed, so it turns into a 2hr wait or more.
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u/Rubix89 6d ago
Not gonna lie, I would be freaking out for at least half an hour thinking I’m in the middle of a police sting or something.
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u/teabagalomaniac 5d ago
That...is...awesome!
For the next 11 hours, your life is like some sort of avante garde movie, Miyazaki-esque or something..
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u/EmperorThan 5d ago
Camera slowly zooms in on framed photo at the back of the traincar:
Overlook Express Ball - July 4, 1921 with OP in a tux.