I sat on the bench that was by the side of city hall station and noticed how people react to the train opposite theirs, which they are about to transit to.
Some ran, chiong-ed seems more appropriate, while some took their time to stroll to their side
But that does not mean they are taking the flight of the opposite train lightly
They merely assumed that the train door will not close since others were going in before them.
Can you imagine how panic they might be if the door suddenly closed?
Idk what is the point of this post but yep,
Off to training for work.
I'm tired, and much as I dislike people who says this over the past few days,
I truly miss school :(
Some ran, chiong-ed seems more appropriate, while some took their time to stroll to their side
But that does not mean they are taking the flight of the opposite train lightly
They merely assumed that the train door will not close since others were going in before them.
Can you imagine how panic they might be if the door suddenly closed?
Idk what is the point of this post but yep,
Off to training for work.
I'm tired, and much as I dislike people who says this over the past few days,
I truly miss school :(
