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The G Train Conductor <em>Does</em> Care About You


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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 30, 2010

Modified Oct 30, 2010


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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 30, 2010

Modified Oct 30, 2010


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We all know the G Train certainly has its fair share of service issues every weekend, and almost definitely does not care about you. But that doesn't mean that its conductors aren't trying to do their part to make your late night schlep home a bit more enjoyable. Which would explain this conductor's movie-commercial-voiceover vocal magic that one straphanger caught on video at the Bergen street stop last night. We'd take this over that abrasive robot lady any day.

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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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