Japan. God id hate that. Imagine having to go through this every god forsaken day . Id rather commute for double the time in my car.
It might be difficult to pick-pocket someone if you can't move your hands or fingers because of the density of bodies!
damn... over here, the public line up in a line, but still, there's some pushing and shoving involved.
The gropes of wrath: http://www.japanfortheuninvited.com/articles/train-groping.html http://news.3yen.com/2005-02-09/gropping-tokyos-favorite-pastime-on-the-trains/
I have to put myself through that every couple of months. Maybe while am I there, I should take a video of the drive I get from the Airport in Pudong. This particular driver, is the "best factory driver" everyone likes him because he is so effecient. Well let me tell you he kind of makes me laugh, because he is an idiot, drives like a fool and gets there ahead of time.(whatever that means) Mario Andretti would cringe. How about highway maintenance workers. In North America, we are spoiled, they have crews that using pylons, lighting to control traffic flow, water filled rear protection systems on the work vehicles, not in Shanghai. You coule be driving an 65mph, and have to jam on the brakes, because, there is someone in a green vest decides to stroll into the middle lane and begin sweep duty. Yup, no pylons, no safety zone, just walk out and do your job I can't wait The food is good
Holy Sheet. When I first saw the guards, I thought they were there for security; not sardining them in. I guess if you are running late, better vasoline your sides before leaving the house.
Job Description: Pusher Requirements: Cram as many people into subway by pushing them through the doors, willingly or not.
All over asia they use wide body aircraft for flights that, over the same distance in north america or europe would be planes like the 737 and A320 family aircraft.
