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It's Wednesday, August 27, 2014 from Slate hits the gist on Mike Pasca. I normally don't

bore you with tails of my commute. Delight you delight you with tails of bored light. I don't

bore light you with tails of my commute. But an interesting train experience today. It

dealt in the audio. Here's what happened. So take the train to Union Square. I'm going

to take a one more stop to ask their place. The train leaves Union Square. Then the announcement

comes on as it's leaving. So I have no other choice in the matter. They say, let me quote

this exactly from memory. The announcement says, what the hell did that just say? What we

all turn to each other. I think they're saying they're bypassing aster place for bleaker.

Not the biggest nightmare in the world. Let's see what happens. Indeed, we go past aster

place. There we are. Bleaker. And we stop. And the doors are closed. And we're stopped.

And the doors are still closed. And we're wondering what the hell is going on. And then

the voice comes on and she says, what did she say? I think we're going to the Brooklyn

bridge next. Why don't they just open the doors? No, no, no. I think they said, I think

I heard her say Vanderbique Batman. What? James Vanderbeek is going to be the next Batman.

So that's how rumors get started. She said that we're going to Brooklyn bridge next.

All right, fine. Can we just all get out? No, we can't get out. They're not opening the doors.

What would be their margin in not opening the doors? So we wait and we wait and we get no

explanations. And then all of a sudden the voice comes on and it says,

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