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Hello out there on the internet.

I am Matthew Galt, and this is cyber trains, trains, trains.

You might think of them, you might not think of them very often, but they make America run.

Getting stuff from point A to point B is more than a full-time job. Our world runs on logistical supply chains that

are supported in large part by freight trains. But what happens if the people doing those jobs

don't get much sleep? What happens when the company running trains implement systems that deprive its already

wary workforce of much-needed Zs?

Here to answer that question and talk about the American train situation is

Motherboard staff writer Aaron Gordon.

We're going through three of his stories today.

The first is the worst and most egregious attendance policy is pushing railroad workers to the brink. The other is what choice

do I have? Freight train conductors are forced to work, tired, sick, and stressed. And then if we

have time, we're going to get into a weird little beef about Amtrak and Twitch. So stick around for that.

Aaron, thank you so much for coming onto cyber. How are you doing today?

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