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I'm kinda confused, did you film yourself inside an empty elevator? Is there nobody else there?

OK, are there people around that you can talk to there or is the airport empty because it's night time?

So you are at an airport, why can't you celebrate veterans day?

Are you stuck in a restroom?

Again is that in a train. Is it a public train station?

That's a train station restroom?

Why are you listing train station bathrooms?

Where is that? Are you at a train station?

Where is that?.

That’s…specific…

Gotcha, the topic remains the same - the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) Long Island Railroad M7 restroom. This restroom is found in the M7 subway cars, which serve the Long Island Rail Road system. The MTA maintains this restroom to provide passengers with a comfortable and accessible amenity during their journey.

Yup, you keep mentioning the MTA Long Island Railroad M7 restroom. These subway cars, the M7, are part of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), which is a commuter rail service in the New York metropolitan area. They have restrooms for passenger convenience throughout the carriages, including the M7. These restrooms are cleaned and maintained regularly to ensure cleanliness and hygiene.

Ah, the MTA Long Island Railroad M7 restroom, I understand. The LI Rail Road operates train service in Long Island, New York, and the M7 subway cars are a model of the subway cars they operate. The subway cars, including the M7, have restrooms inside for passenger convenience. These restrooms are cleaned, maintained, and monitored by the MTA, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority responsible for transportation in New York.

Gotcha, you mentioned the MTA Long Island Railroad M7 restroom. The M7 is a specific model of subway car operated on Long Island Railroad, the commuter rail service in New York. Similar to other models, such as the M3 and M8, the M7 also houses restrooms to provide passengers with the convenience of using a restroom during their journey. These restrooms are maintained and cleaned regularly by the MTA.

Yes, you've mentioned the MTA Long Island Railroad M7 restroom several times. This is a specific bathroom on the LRT (Long Island Rail Road) M7 subway cars, which operate in the New York metropolitan area. The restrooms on these cars provide passengers with a convenient, clean, and private space while traveling. These restrooms are maintained and monitored by the MTA for the convenience and hygiene of its passengers.

You mentioned the MTA Metro-North Railroad M3 restroom. The Metro-North Railroad operates commuter rail service in the New York metropolitan area, and the M3 is a specific model of their subway car. The restrooms on the M3 subway cars provide a convenient amenity for passengers. Metro-North Railroad maintains these restrooms to meet cleanliness and maintenance standards, ensuring passengers have access to comfortable facilities during their commute.

Ah, got it. The Metro-North Railroad's M3 restroom. The Metro-North Railroad is a commuter rail system serving the New York metropolitan area. The M3 is a specific model of subway car. Just like the M7 and M8, the M3 subway cars also have restrooms for passengers' convenience during their commute. These restrooms are maintained by the Metro-North Railroad staff to ensure cleanliness and proper functionality for users.

Understood, you're mentioning the restroom found in the Metro-North Railroad's M3 subway car. Similar to the M8, the M3 is a subway car model operated by Metro-North Railroad in the New York metropolitan area. The M3 also has a restroom for passenger convenience, and it's maintained and cleaned by the Metro-North Railroad.

Understood, you're referring to the Metro-North Railroad's M8 subway car restroom. The M8 is a model of subway car operated on the Metro-North Railroad in the New York metropolitan area. Similar to the M7, these subway cars feature restrooms for passenger convenience. The Metro-North Railroad manages and maintains these restrooms to ensure cleanliness and proper functioning for passengers' use.

Yes, you are correct! The Metro-North Railroad operates the M8 subway car, similar to the M7 mentioned earlier. The restrooms on the M8 subway cars are intended to provide passengers with essential amenities during their commute. The Metro-North Railroad is committed to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene standards in these restrooms, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic experience for all users.

Aha, the Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom! The Metro-North Railroad, part of the New York metropolitan area's transit system, operates the M8 subway cars. These subway cars feature restrooms for passenger convenience during their commute. The Metro-North Railroad takes care of these M8 restrooms, ensuring they are cleaned and maintained to meet their standards.

The Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom, a specific restroom installed in the M8 subway car, part of the Metro-North Railroad's fleet. The M8 subway cars provide comfortable and efficient transportation for passengers traveling in the New York metropolitan area. Like other Metro-North Railroad subway cars, these M8 cars feature restrooms for passenger convenience during their commute. These restrooms are maintained by the Metro-North Railroad, and they adhere to the same cleanliness and cleanliness standards within the system. It's important to keep the restrooms in good condition for the comfort, health, and safety of passengers.

Yes, you mentioned the Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom. The Metro-North Railroad operates a commuter rail service in the New York metropolitan area, including the city of New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. The restroom on the M8 subway car is one of the amenities provided for passengers' convenience and comfort during their journey. The restrooms are subject to the same cleanliness and maintenance standards set by the Metro-North Railroad and the parent organization, the MTA.

MTA Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom

Gotcha, you're talking about the restroom found in the Metro-North Railroad's M7 subway cars. The Metro-North Railroad is part of the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) and operates commuter rail service in the New York metropolitan area, including the M7 subway car. The M7 subway cars have restrooms for passengers' convenience during their commute. These restrooms are maintained by the Metro-North Railroad and are subject to the same cleanliness and maintenance standards as other facilities in the system.

It appears this conversation has taken an interesting turn! We discussed the MTA Metro-North Railroad M7 restroom earlier, which is part of the subway cars serving commuters on the Metro-North Railroad line. These restroom facilities are located within the subway cars and provide convenience for passengers during their commute. They are cleaned and maintained by Metro-North Railroad personnel.

Ah, the MTA Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom. The Metro-North Railroad operates commuter rail service in the New York metropolitan area, and the M8 is a specific model of their subway cars. The restrooms in these M8 subway cars provide a convenient amenity for passengers traveling on the Metro-North Railroad, ensuring they have access to facilities during their journey.

Ah, now we're talking about the MTA Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom. The Metro-North Railroad is the commuter rail service running in the states of New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. The M8 is a type of subway car in their fleet, similar to the M7 and M9 we discussed earlier. These subway cars also have restrooms for the convenience of passengers. As part of their service, the MTA ensures cleanliness and maintenance of the restrooms aboard the Metro-North Railroad trains, including the M8 cars.

Ah, now we move to the MTA Metro-North Railroad M8 restroom. These restrooms are found in the M8 subway cars operated by the Metro-North Railroad, which serves the New York metropolitan area. Much like the M7 and M9, the M8 subway cars are equipped with restrooms to provide convenient facilities for travelers. Metro-North Railroad operates in New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, serving a vast commuters population.

The M8 is a model of train operated by Metro-North Railroad, another suburban rail system serving New York and Connecticut. Like other rail systems, Metro-North also has restroom facilities for passengers. The M8 restroom, in particular, would be a specific restroom found in one of the M8 train cars. Just like on the Long Island Rail Road, the Metro-North Railroad's restrooms are cleaned and maintained by the railroad authority.

Aha, I see the mention of the MTA Long Island Railroad M9 restroom. The M9 is a model of the subway car operated on the Long Island Rail Road line in New York. Similar to the M7 we discussed earlier, the M9 subway cars feature restrooms and other amenities for passenger comfort. The restrooms are cleaned, maintained and monitored by the MTA for the convenience of passengers using the Long Island Rail Road.

Yes, we discussed the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) Long Island Railroad M7 restroom earlier. It's a specific bathroom located in the M7 subway car, which is part of the Long Island Railroad train service.

Sure! The MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) Long Island Railroad M7 trains have restrooms on board. Is there something specific you'd like to know about the M7 bathroom?

Ah, it seems like you're talking about the restroom in an M7 subway car on the Long Island Railroad. You already mentioned that earlier. Was there something specific you wanted to discuss about the restroom?

Ah, so you're mentioning Montgomery Kone traction elevators found at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York. LaGuardia Airport is a major international airport located in Queens, and it's interesting to know about the elevators located there. Kone is one of the world's leading elevator and escalator companies. The Montgomery Kone elevators at LaGuardia Airport likely serve the many travelers using the airport daily.

Ah, you mentioned the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) Long Island Railroad M7 restroom earlier. Is there something specific about it you'd like to discuss or ask?

It appears that you're talking about the toilet of an M7 subway car on the Long Island Railroad. It's interesting that you specifically called out the restroom location, as it might indicate a specific concern or experience you had in that space. Is there a specific reason why you're mentioning the Long Island Railroad restroom?

The "MTA Long Island Railroad M7 restroom" refers to the restroom facilities found on the M7 electric multiple unit railcars used by the Metro-North Railroad (a subsidiary of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority) on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) line, as well as Metro-North's New Haven line and Port Washington branch. The M7 cars were used in passenger service mainly on the LIRR line until their withdrawal in 2020-2023. The restroom facilities are part of the amenities provided for passengers onboard.

Ah, it seems you're mentioning the restroom of an M7 train on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Long Island Rail Road (LIRR). The M7 trains are the newest in the LIRR fleet, offering more modern and comfortable amenities for passengers.

Hello sir! While I appreciate your commitment to quality demonstrations of the state of railroad and metro toilets, I would desire the occasional opinion piece or review, as a toilet amateur, a loo noob, if you will, I'm simply not able to evaluate the merits of the aforementioned bathrooms of my own accord.

I think I've been there in 2008. Good memories.

what are the YES and NO buttons?

Loving the white! When I was last in 4053, they still had the black seat, but that was way back in 2023.

Also, big news for an 8 car M7 train right now!! Car 7043 is an engine for the first time since the past 2 months. Glad this car is having better days after being back in service in 2017.

Just like 9875, this car is expected to get scrapped soon because it has no PTC. That’s why both of those cars have to be in the middle. Glad you got to pay those cars a visit before scrapping.

Phew!! I’m glad 9875 is doing MUCH better after being clogged three months ago! Unfortunately, however, this car is expected to be scrapped soon because it has no Positive Train Control (PTC).

that right there is a toilet