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<p>[quote user="dakotafred"]</p> <p>[quote user="Sam1"]</p> <p><span>If we want to have a discussion of the merits of long distance vs short corridor trains, which don't really belong in a discussion of food service losses, except to the extent that most of them, according to Amtrak's senior management, attach to the long distance trains, we should open another thread.</span></p> <p>[/quote]</p> <p>There Sam1 goes again, trying to boss us around, as if she were a moderator.</p> <p>Thank you, Sam1, we will let these discussions range as they will, subject to someone who has the authority to shut us down. [/quote]</p> <p>My point is simple. The merits of long distance trains is beyond the scope of this topic, expect to the extent that they are the biggest contributor to Amtrak's food and beverage services losses. It is my opinion. If you want to range all over the map, in an undisciplined fashion, that is your choice.</p>
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