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  • 1984@lemmy.todaytoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldBrilliant‼️
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    17 天前

    It’s a good comment, even though I’m not American and I wasn’t returning home from the pub. :) . But sure, if public transport was actually good, it would be nice to use it. Currently it sucks extreamly much and is pretty much like transporting cattle from A to B to as low cost as possible.

    If it was high quality, nice chairs, low noise… Modern buses… Then it would be amazing. But it’s not like that in most cities. It’s usually loud, packed, full of people who don’t care about being quiet or how they smell like.

    The idea is good, the execution is definently “low cost transport” in an even worse way then budget airlines.







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    17 天前

    Lol. People say take the bus, but who the hell wants to be on a bus with drunk people?

    Public transport is the worst environment ever already, even before the drunks. It’s a choice only when we can’t drive for some reason.

    I took the bus yesterday and I felt extreamly depressed to see all the weird, broken people around me, acting like morons. It may be elitist, sure, that’s fair. But people are actually very unpleasant on public transport, and specially at night.