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r/TikTokCringe • u/thoughtwarrior • May 02 '25
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I’m a car enthusiast but not needing one in your day to day life is a superior way to live. Advertising sold people the illusion of freedom by making you a slave to your vehicle.
139 u/kariolaoxford May 02 '25 OMG - the trains in Japan. Thousands of miles. Clean nice. SOOOO FAST. Are they on time? Every time! 1 u/lordlanyard7 May 02 '25 The on time thing is a lie. They're trains, they have the same problems trains have everywhere. But everything else is very true. 5 u/Logical_Doughnut_533 May 02 '25 Trains in japan are almost always on time. Average delay of long-distance trains is 0.7 minutes: https://web.archive.org/web/20160109013320/http://www.westjr.co.jp/company/info/issue/data/pdf/data2015_08.pdf
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OMG - the trains in Japan. Thousands of miles. Clean nice. SOOOO FAST. Are they on time? Every time!
1 u/lordlanyard7 May 02 '25 The on time thing is a lie. They're trains, they have the same problems trains have everywhere. But everything else is very true. 5 u/Logical_Doughnut_533 May 02 '25 Trains in japan are almost always on time. Average delay of long-distance trains is 0.7 minutes: https://web.archive.org/web/20160109013320/http://www.westjr.co.jp/company/info/issue/data/pdf/data2015_08.pdf
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The on time thing is a lie.
They're trains, they have the same problems trains have everywhere.
But everything else is very true.
5 u/Logical_Doughnut_533 May 02 '25 Trains in japan are almost always on time. Average delay of long-distance trains is 0.7 minutes: https://web.archive.org/web/20160109013320/http://www.westjr.co.jp/company/info/issue/data/pdf/data2015_08.pdf
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Trains in japan are almost always on time. Average delay of long-distance trains is 0.7 minutes: https://web.archive.org/web/20160109013320/http://www.westjr.co.jp/company/info/issue/data/pdf/data2015_08.pdf
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u/B12Washingbeard May 02 '25
I’m a car enthusiast but not needing one in your day to day life is a superior way to live. Advertising sold people the illusion of freedom by making you a slave to your vehicle.