A few minutes later, the train that would carry about 600 passengers started boarding. Tracy held my hand and said, "Let's stick together. I wouldn't want to lose you with this crowd and besides, I want to sit next to you."
We went inside the transport which kind of resembled airline seats. There are three for each side of the windows and four seats in the middle. The windows are wide for a typical train. I guess it's for viewing pleasure.
This train is HUGE and it has three floors. First floor is for the seated passengers, the second contains different types of fast food chains and exquisite restaurants and the third contains different suites for the high and mighty rich people. It also has ten connected parts and it doesn't run on rails! This transport runs on its own road by the left side of the bridge. The right side of the bridge are for people who plan to drive by car or any kind of vehicle they wish, but right now, it's not open for anyone yet.
I looked around for any available seats and noticed a commotion going on by the back row. Two important figures arguing over a spot by the window.
"Honestly, they should have made better arrangements of who's important and who's not," said the politician James Haywood. "As an important figure for this country, you have the obligation to give up your seat and find somewhere else, Mr. Action Man."
"It's FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE, you scandalous pervert!" said the widely known actor from America, Robert Cruise.
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