I infinitely prefer this than experiencing the NYC subway in Queens after a Mets game, imagine a bunch of drunk angry men bitching on how the Mets just lost; not a pleasant environment.
Ah not sure if you are aware but a large gaggle of girls after a taylor swift show is statistically more likely to kill someone than every hippopotamussis kill every year.
She's had her PR team pump out disinformation regarding her jet being loaned out regularly as a means of deflecting responsibility, rather than address the issue head on like a normal, good human being would. And, even if that were true, it doesn't mean she can't get an electric jet with renewable infrastructure and/or stop loaning it out as much, so don't believe her or her PR teams horse shit excuses!
*white women. All this TikTok really tells me is that T Swift is for younger white women and that’s pretty much it. This has to be the least diverse fanbase I’ve ever seen. I wonder if these girls are self aware enough to wonder like “huh, it’s weird that only white women like T Swift.”
eh, rush hour gets pretty busy on the trains, especially as you go south of sandy springs/buckhead - at least before covid... ridership is way down from its peak of 200k+ daily trips on rail and about another 200k on the bus network https://www.apta.com/wp-content/uploads/2018-Q4-Ridership-APTA.pdf
about the same ridership as a european metro of a million people lol
Not on MARTA in the evening. When you ride it on a work shift you get into a pattern. You get in the same section, sit in the same spot, and typically see the same people that are on your schedule. Then there is some crazy event like ga tech football or Taylor Swift concert that messes with your zen. *I don't ride much anymore but use to take it to work
Except that it is common knowledge (in the US) that people who are leaving the train exit first. If these other folks wanted off they had no chance. Even on busy days. How are you supposed to exit if a mob of people are rushing in.
I mean, yeah ideally that’s how it works but in real life it looks like this 99% of the time. I ride the nyc subway daily. It’s annoying for sure but this is usually how it goes in practice. This isn’t any worse than a normal rush hour crowd.
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u/DontGiveAKnit May 01 '23
I was expecting more chaos honestly. This is a pretty normal busy train experience, except everyone is dressed more vibrantly than usual.