Why Do People Should Not Wear Bags In The Subway

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Do not wear vest in the subway. If you have done so, please don’t hold the handrail above your head. Nobody wants to smell your bromidrosis.

Remain straight body position. Other people cannot find a place to hold on handrail, if you lean on it.

Luggage or big package bags should not be carried in the subway. They are in the way on the sidewalk and wasting time when you get on/out off the subway.

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