Re:In France, Comic Books Are Serious Business
by mrmcht on Friday February 01, 2019 @11:46AM
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I like that all your comments on this thread are a variation of: "…Yes, but Japan is better!"
It's not a competition buddy.
Re:In France, Comic Books Are Serious Business
by sametmax on Friday February 01, 2019 @11:06AM
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You are confusing the trains and the way the trains are managed. It's like saying seats are too small on a340 planes: there are not sold with it on the first place.
Re:In France, Comic Books Are Serious Business
by julienchastang on Friday February 01, 2019 @10:54AM
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Funny. The last time I was in a TGV, I can indeed confirm the lavatory was broken. Specifically, I discovered the sink spigot did not work only after I had soaped my hands.
Re:In France, Comic Books Are Serious Business
by sametmax on Friday February 01, 2019 @11:59AM
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It's true in a lot of french trains, not just the tgv. Not a technical problem, but a logistic one.
The TGV is one of the crappiest trains ever. It was made for businessmen/bureaucrats who travel with a satchel, they never realized that folks would actually go in it with suitcases since there is so little space to put them and they had to modify the inside of the trains after the fact to accommodate some space for it.
Also, they never considered that people with disabilities might want to board the train as you need to climb stairs even at the first level.
And let's not mention toilets are always broken and are washed like once a day or something which makes it look like you live in a developing country or something.
Compare that to the shinkansen in Japan and you are in for a good laugh.