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I don't know if they know it, but I have a friendly (in my eyes) silent competition each morning with another commuter. They always jump up and rush to the front of the bus as it approaches the drop-off to try and get to the train platform quicker. It always seems silly to me when people do that because they also tend to be the same people that walk extremely slowly after getting out. This person walks pretty fast though, almost as fast as me. The only difference is I started taking the stairs. I can make it to the top about a second or so quicker than them walking up the escalator, and usually there's someone slower that's on it in front of them. It's my silent protest to jumping up and falling over everyone as the bus screeches to a halt to try to be first in the name of time savings. Waiting for the bus to come to a stop before getting up doesn't lose you any time, and you can be faster if you're strategic and take a couple steps at a time ; )

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I don't know if they know it, but I have a friendly (in my eyes) silent competition each morning with another commuter. They always jump up and rush to the front of the bus as it approaches the drop-off to try to get to the train platform quicker. It always seems silly to me when people do that because they also tend to be the same people that walk extremely slowly after getting out. This person walks pretty fast though, almost as fast as me. The only difference is I started taking the stairs. I can make it to the top about a second or so quicker than them walking up the escalator, and usually there's someone slower that's on it in front of them. It's my silent protest to jumping up and falling over everyone as the bus screeches to a halt to try to be first in the name of time savings. Waiting for the bus to come to a stop before getting up doesn't lose you any time, and you can be faster if you're strategic and take a couple steps at a time ; ).

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