Inadequate conductor
Yesterday I took a train from Melbourne to Devonport after nine in the evening. I didn't touch anyone - I sat quietly listening to music (well, I didn't bother anyone), suddenly the conductor arrives here and in a high tone says that I listen to music too loudly! Who then thought that the old joke, but no she thought it seriously, because after 5min. again present and already in the offensive "gendarmerie" tone tells me to turn off the music because you see she hears it - from my little Mp3 player with small headphones (claws) ON THE RIDING TRAIN TO THE WHEELS BREAKER TWO STEPS FROM HER. God mercy in what way did she hear anything at all? We weren't in the library in the library (I could still understand), but ON THE TRAVELING TRAIN - now it didn't bother anyone (it never bothered anyone on the headphones though) and here you got the old conductor with bat ears and the prison supervisor's attitude towards the passengers. The state subsidies for Australian dzelzcelsh are obviously too big, it should be reminded that there is capitalism and it cannot treat customers. After all, I have NEVER disturbed anyone with my little pleura. And to avoid further escalation, the PUS wagon crossed away from the visibly unbalanced conductor, as a result of which she sat alone on one side of the car and all the passengers on the other side - to keep her from each other, because it all caused confusion. Perhaps it should be reminded that already the nerves are already in a pile of medicine should be used instead of passengers attacking. Dissatisfied Passenger
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