While the transition from New York City to Lausanne has been an adjustment given the relative daily pace of life, there’s one place that always seems to provide a reminder of the frenetic pace of the Big Apple: the train station.
No matter what time of day or night, it always seems to be a hotbed of activity: there are the countless people scurrying to catch their trains, the myriad street musicians who have staked their claim to the choicest high-traffic properties, and the ever-present groups of teenagers who seem to consider the train station their local hang-out.
Also to similar to New York, the train station provides a glimpse into some of the more, how shall I say, “interesting” people that call this world (and quite possibly other worlds, for that matter) their home. From a people-watching perspective it’s unparalleled, and you definitely leave with more questions than answers with regard to those who cross your path.
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