A recent law passed by the Tokyo government now makes it illegal to be in the subway stations, as well as ride the trains anytime I happen to be in them. I happily discovered this wonderful loophole the other day when taking the morning train to work, and I plan to strictly enforce it from here on.
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LOL! That's awesome. What if you're inconveniencing somebody that happens to be inconveniencing you? How does that work?
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LOL very, very nice work there! I wonder if anyone will have a go at enforcing this one.
Rules are enforced in this country, now? Hmm ... that's new to me
I'd like to see some of those old ladies that cut in line to get on the train before everyone else handcuffed and led away in chains. That'd learn 'em to stand in line for 15 minutes like everyone else! Hehehe.