Japanese People Don’t Season Their Subways

Japanese people don’t season they subways Why is the NYC subway a literal sh*t*le and Tokyo's is immaculate.

A social media post compares a filthy New York City subway car, littered with trash, with a spotless and orderly Tokyo subway car. The joke exaggerates the contrast by saying Japanese people “season” their subways, using food seasoning as a metaphor for the dirt and grime found in New York. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to differences in cleanliness and public transit culture. EN: A social media post compares a filthy New York City subway car, littered with trash, with a spotless and orderly Tokyo subway car. The joke exaggerates the contrast by saying Japanese people “season” their subways, using food seasoning as a metaphor for the dirt and grime found in New York. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to differences in cleanliness and public transit culture.

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