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ChromaticAngel posted...

I only ride Marta from Sandy Springs to the airport and back which is admittedly not very often, however, it does span one of the longest lengths of track and cuts through every stop in Atlanta North/South and it's always quiet. I do see occasionally what I suspect are homeless guys who are just riding trains back and forth and never get off, but other than that it's generally a much calmer experience than the new york subway. holy shit. literally every time I go there someone comes in and starts screaming about how everyone is dying because all of humanity is not vegan.

Sandy Springs is the nicer part of Atlanta. The further down you go on the train line, the worse it starts to get. The southbound stations before you reach the airport is pretty much the shit neighborhoods.
It's a shame that when you come here from the airport and have to take the train to get to where you need to go, this will be one of the first impressions that you get of the state.

And yeah, there are plenty of the same homeless people that more or less stay on the train with the same story. I recognize too many of them.
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