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@Zerbique Do you ride the Brussels S-Train (since you're French, I'll call it the Réseau Express Régional Bruxellois 🤔)? Is a Controller the person who checks your ticket and stuff? What language do they speak? You don't like random people engaging with you, huh? I actually kinda like it. Sometimes they're even interesting. 🙂

I'm that annoying stranger that might start talkin' to ya. A few years back I started talkin' with Jim about his car. He was nice. His girlfriend was sittin' at a nearby park bench smokin' a joint (it appeared). Good for her. 😄 I suppose many people wouldn't have approached him because of his somewhat 'gangster' appearance. Shit, he probably was a gangster. There were often many others at that park with a similar "look". I think there was only one shooting there in the 2 years I lived nearby. I, personally, never had any trouble there.

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@Cadet Stimpy Yes, that's what I mean by a "controller", how do you call that in English (I'm well aware that "controller" is a poor Anglicization of the French word)?

I'm not taking the S-train, but an IC one (InterCity), Brussels-Ghent, a most comfortable train. And they speak Dutch, like JW and sometimes, your notification page on Solitaire Times.

@Zerbique We'd call them a conductor. Conductors also wave a baton in front of an orchestra to help them keep the correct tempo. Conductors (usually metal) also 'help carry/move' electricity from one place to another. Regarding batons, they're also twirled-around and thrown into the air by certain members of a Marching Band. Police use 'em too, but not generally for entertainment. Fuckin' English. 😄

P.S. Glad your Commuter Train is comfy. Some trains aren't that comfy. I wanna ride on a Bullet Train someday. We don't have 'em in the U.S.