Pansin ko lang...

Dahil sa napilitan akong lumipat ng ibang train coach kaninang morning, dun ako pumunta sa kabilang dulo, bale on my left side entering the control station. And it dawns on me that there's not much crowd on that end of the train so unlike on the other end that you will really bump into each other, anywho I therefore conclude that since most of the people are right handed the tendency is to go to their right side automatically when they went up the escalator hence ending up on the too crowded part of the train....

Of course it's my own theory lang pero from tomorrow onwards i'll go to the less crowded part of the train, easier to get a seat lah......

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