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Do a lot of people in America talk to random people and start a conversation on Public Transportation? (feddit.org)
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It's a cliche, but I guess it's mostly region dependent

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[–] adhocfungus@midwest.social 2 points 13 hours ago

There are no trains here, but I've never had anyone attempt to talk to me on the bus, nor have I ever seen two people talk that didn't get on together. The only exception was people panhandling at the bus stops, and I wouldn't call those conversations.