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First ever trying to catch a train in the city. Hotel in white plains > grand central. I've never been more terrified in my life! I hope I'm on the right train haha
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@SpiritWolf said: First ever trying to catch a train in the city. Hotel in white plains > grand central. I've never been more terrified in my life! I hope I'm on the right train haha
Part of the experience. Yay!
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Haha yay! I feel like will ferrel in elf
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I'm so fricking scared...::checks in from MKE::
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you guys are funny. just read the signs... and if you're confused ask someone! although keep in mind sometimes people give the wrong directions just to save face.
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Godspeed, don't forget your tickets! See you in two days!!!
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grow a set, brah
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When in doubt drop your doses
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It's all good man. There is only about a 7% chance you go missing.
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NYC is freaking great and unbelievably safe for how many people are there. Embrace the chaos and enjoy it
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This humors me having grown up 15 mins from the Lincoln Tunnel in NJ, but i can understand. I still can't navigate to a bus at Port Authority, which is why I never go there.
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Alright I guess it wasn't so bad, what a show!
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you gotta be careful of the giant subway rats, all the ones who survived the sandy ate the dead ones, creating a race of giant, tourist eating rats, so you know you don't wanna step on the tracks
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Oh, yeah. The neighborhood around Penn Station. . . . . .not gaudy at all.
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This thread's cracking me up. Take it from a New Yorker -- the city's more loud than dangerous. You'll survive.
