Found this video as a link from a blog I read everyday.
Extremely amusing. There are people who are employed to be oshiyas or “pushers”. Don’t get what I mean?
Watch this. Seriously crazy.
Found this video as a link from a blog I read everyday.
Extremely amusing. There are people who are employed to be oshiyas or “pushers”. Don’t get what I mean?
Watch this. Seriously crazy.
In Manila, the first few cars of the train are reserved for women and children. The rest of the cars, reserved for men.
When we took the train in Manila, same thing, you get squashed inside the men’s cars. You smell the armpits of your neighbour *yuk*, you worry about pick pockets, and you wonder how on earth you are going to get to the door in a train jammed full of people…
oboy, m i glad i am taking LRT. i will never complain anymore ;p well until the next time the train breaks down again
Haha. It was quite a random post on Theologica I must admit.
This is not unlike my experience in KL haha. Fights would break out if that happened in America, and our government would consider it a “fire code violation.”