Yes. If you can have a conversation with a willing fellow passenger that rest of carriage doesn't have to hear, go for it.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
so what's the problem? tube chat isn't about having a conversation from one end of the carriage to the other.
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Replying to @iamhamesh
If you can manage it quietly enough so people in adjacent seats can still read, work, think own thoughts, no problem.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
so what's all the fuss over a badge about? you see a badge, you sit/stand next to the person, have a chat.
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Replying to @iamhamesh
No fuss at all if people can keep it to themselves. Suggested a carriage for people who want to talk.
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Replying to @iamhamesh
Sometimes they do but they get looks & tuts. More often I can read all the way to work & back w/out having to change carriage.pic.twitter.com/2yXJe3PR0q
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Replying to @HPluckrose
people already talk to each other, people use phones. trains aren't designed to be silent places.
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Replying to @iamhamesh @HPluckrose
if you want to read a book that is fine, but you can't expect people to be unnecessarily silent for you.
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Replying to @iamhamesh @HPluckrose
of course loud conversations and music are unacceptable, but you can't expect people not to talk at a normal volume.
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I'd hope they would if they can't do so at a volume which does not disturb others.
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