I've sat on a GO train with no AC, and a TTC subway with no AC. They are in no way remotely the same. GO commuters, by and large, fully grasp the concept of daily bathing. While not the majority, and maybe it's just a case of being far more likely to be face-first in someone's armpit on the subway vs. the GO train, but there seems to be a strong contingent of TTC commuters who are apparently of the mind that showering in the morning is "optional".
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I've sat on a GO train with no AC, and a TTC subway with no AC. They are in no way remotely the same. GO commuters, by and large, fully grasp the concept of daily bathing. While not the majority, and maybe it's just a case of being far more likely to be face-first in someone's armpit on the subway vs. the GO train, but there seems to be a strong contingent of TTC commuters who are apparently of the mind that showering in the morning is "optional".
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