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How to eat on the Red Line
By adamg on Tue, 09/16/2014 - 4:20pm
This guy's got it going on. All he's missing is a little chianti.
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Viva
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HAHAHAHAH! NICE!!
I would love to have meal service on one of those trains. Do you think they'll bring back the dining car??
The airborne filth, heavy
The airborne filth, heavy metals, and ozone add an extra layer of flavor.
mmm pasta
I'm impressed, and frankly a little jealous. Pasta sounds great right about now!
Split decision here
I thought it was hilarious. My 3 year old wasn't impressed.
Wasn't there that day a few
Wasn't there that day a few years back when there were butlers on the red line?
Anyway, good for him (and for not trying it at rush hour...)
Thanks so much, Adam
Reading the comments on barstool sports really brightened my day right the fuck up. I think I'll go stick my head in an oven now.
El Prez is great for
El Prez is great for fostering a comments section of aggressive camaraderie.
T cops ask; Twitter users answer
He's also sitting in a
He's also sitting in a Priority seat.
That actually says "Priority
That actually says "Priority Eating".
Damn you, open container laws!
I still remember with much affection the first *three* times a cop passed me in New Orleans and I instinctively hid the beer I was carrying. It took me at least half a day to kick that habit!
and in..
And in one abrupt stop of that train that whole bowl and tv tray go flying down the car..
Stunt
Although seeing people eat what amounts to full meals in one form or another on the T is a pretty common sight, this one reeks of being a stunt.
Just
Just another college kid begging for attention. Looks like he got it.
T eats
..had he tried this on the Orange line, woulda had one of the friendly "waiters" asking if he wanted a little extra "Alfredo sauce" on the pasta.... blech.
A fraternity ritual?
Perhaps the kid was assigned the task of eating a meal on the T - table, cheese and pasta - for joining a fraternity? I wonder if many of the stunts, especially by college age folks - are required for joining fraternities and sororities. I do wish that he had a bottle of wine (or at least sparkling water) and an electric candle to complete the composition.
I am charmed. It's a cute stunt. For all the crap that the T mgmt creates sometimes its riders to create situations that are just plain cute and fun. Hooray for this fellow.