It is too complicated!

It is too complicated! This article describes a situation in one of the well functioning cities in the EU. Let us see how a short happiness can turn in to something very irritating and almost hopeless. It can be any day of your daily life.

Your working day is over. You leave the office and hurry towards the central station. The time table shows different train departures. Yes, there are no delays. But, that is not what you actually think. Not this time anyways. A train before your train is still there. Wow, run and jump in to it!

Some seconds of happiness have prolonged you life, but only in your dream. Actually, something very bad is hiding behind this short happiness. You are in the earlier train, yes you have catched it. But it is not moving. It stands still and no one is telling you why. Not even the train staff is giving you an information. As an experienced commuter, you start to understand that something is wrong.

And yes! The capital city fails with its own train traffic. They have not done anything to prevent the problem and suddenly they are not able to fix it. That is very sad. The time goes and people realize that they have to help themselves because no one else will help them. Some of them are optimists and still hope for a solution, but the train does not move.

Metro instead?

The train staff encourage people several times to take the metro instead. At the end they say that the train will be cancelled. They simply want to get rid of the passengers. And what about ticket for the metro? You are supposed to buy it. Regardless if you actually want to use it or have to use it. It is too complicated! The capital city is not able to manage its own train network and its electrical failures. A traveler, who uses the metro because of that problem, must be afraid without the ticket. Unfortunately, it is too complicated.