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when i was in japan a while ago with my family we just sat in the shinkansen seats we booked together but not in the ones each of our butts was assigned to and the conductor made us switch which is an interesting cultural thing
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Anonymous 27w

They don’t cross the street over there when the light is red. Even if there’s not a car in sight

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Anonymous 27w

I mean is the seating not reserved? I haven’t been there in a loooong time

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Anonymous 27w

Did you get the idea that it was a safety thing? Or purely cultural?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 27w

In Germany, someone might actually yell at you and threaten to call the cops if you do this 💀 their Karens are a different breed

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 27w

it is but it doesn’t make any difference if i switch with my brother or whatever to get a window seat

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 27w

if it’s a safety thing then why do us airlines not gaf if you switch

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 27w

Different safety systems? Idk honestly

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 27w

OHHHH I see what you mean, ok. lol that is a bit weird

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