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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]They [/b]were trying to make it nicer than the typical subway cars in other cities, since it was the [b]Nation's Capital,[/b] and also because so many commuters would be commuting longer distances in from the suburbs instead of the typical "milk delivery" types of rides you may have in cities like NYC or London.

However, over the years, that supposedly "nice" carpet turned nasty.  [/quote]

Yes the keyword here is NATION"S CAPITAL.

If [b]they [/b]wanted to do something nice then [b]they [/b]should collect the money from all states to support metro system in DC.
It is so unfair that the operations costs are shared by DC VA and MD while it has to serve the whole political body for the whole country and the billions of tourists coming from the whole world. At the very minimum the states should contribute something symbolic and the museums should charge a dollar per adult and that money should go strictly into metro upkeep.
The locals suffer the underfunded and overcrowded metro system because they have to support the whole world with this system. [/quote]

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