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Just When You've Had Enough of Public Transit ...

Consider that it could be far worse. Like this:

Geoffrey Bennett

2:53 PM ET | 04-22-2008 | permalink

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Now, see? Uh uh. Not me. Nope.

Sent by Hopkins | 5:32 PM ET | 04-22-2008

now wait we got some aint asian and specifically japanese phobic going on here... the fact is that due to these attendants making sure the tram is boarded timely, the japanese rail system is the most efficient and timely on the planet. Usually, however, i have only run across female attendants with white gloves not male...humm this must be pm rush hour with the drunk male office worker types that a.m. rush when everybody is bleary eyed.

Sent by K Mjumbe | 1:20 PM ET | 04-23-2008

oh goodness. that is madness! i hope everyone has to get off at the same stop.

Sent by ernise | 1:57 PM ET | 04-23-2008

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