Patrycja (Rc6)(in a philomena cunk voice) in germany, most passengers already expect their train to be cancelled. hence why, when the train is actually not cancelled, the displays will show a warning that the train is actually in service.
rail 🦊ΘΔ@ptrc now we're testing our fancy British woman impressions with the gang
@ptrc I apparently did quite good
crypticcelery@ptrc one of those memorable voices.
Johannes Hentschel@ptrc
And DO NOT BOARD the train arriving from the gloomy forest (Finsterwalde)!!!!!
And DO NOT BOARD the train arriving from the gloomy forest (Finsterwalde)!!!!!
__Miguel_@ptrc As someone who, in about a week's time, will require to take a train in Germany to get to another city to get to an airport...
This is causing me cold sweats O_O
@nanianmichaels to be fair, as long as you have some buffer for delays ( 30-60 minutes ) then you should be fine :p
FlameCat@ptrc @nanianmichaels Most of the time at least. A couple of months ago I had an important appointment, so I wanted to be sure and planned the trip with a buffer of two hours. The problem was that there was a spontaneous outage on the way there, which lasted the whole day and made it impossible to continue my journey. Lucky me I guess! :P
Peter@pvdrijst if it was not clear, the post is a joke and germans don't need a special warning to let them know trains are, in fact, running
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