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Oct-1
I continue, maybe drop into a bar or coffee house, but wouldn't go back to my hotel.
When you first enter a bar do you have a go-to drink you order, or do you look at what is available?
Hi Lore. What I read is that water is electrified by the 3rd rail, causing it to boil and setting floating debris on fire. It also short-circuits the electrical signals and switches, making it dangerous for the operator to know when to go or stop. But the stations are 4 feet high so not likely to electrocute anyone. I guess water could splash up. If it is that bad, people avoid it. The numerous rats probably also climb up. Too bad they all don't drown.