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In response to "A riddle -- (link)" by ty97

This is the 'answer' from the author.

Posted by ty97 Sep 23 '21, 04:55

The author things that uptown and downtown trains share a platform in Manhattan (sometimes, but not commonly)

Also the author things these trains run on schedule.

https://twitter.com/samarkhurshid/status/1440790085037740035 (twitter.com)

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that was been my answer. trains have schedules, it's not just random arrivals. -- nm - mafic Sep 23, 05:25 4
- Not here they don't. They want to have a schedule but it gets blown up by 6am every day. One of my favorite stories is about how someone asked -- (edited) - Krusty Sep 23, 05:36
- Have YOU ever been to NYC? -- nm - ty97 Sep 23, 05:29 2
  - you're the kid who argued about the curvature of the earth and wind resistance in physics class, aren't you? -- nm - mafic Sep 23, 05:33 1
    - . -- (link) - ty97 Sep 23, 05:37
I hate this answer and want this "riddle" and author to be deleted from the world. - Krusty Sep 23, 05:07 4
- I'm curious if this author has ever been to NYC or ever ridden the subway -- nm - ty97 Sep 23, 05:09 3
  - I'm guessing no on that one. There are so many variables that can affect train schedules. This isn't Japan where there's a tight schedule that's -- (edited) - Krusty Sep 23, 05:15 2
    - Our trains have a schedule always makes me LOL - ty97 Sep 23, 05:16 1
      - Right? The best way I can explain it is that they don't have set times that they'll arrive at stations but more that the MTA will try and get the time - Krusty Sep 23, 05:22

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