[TigeriusKirk]

I bet MrBeast could pull off a "I paid a guy $100,000 to spend a month in a private train car" or something.

[denkmoon]

Wouldn't even need to pay me to do it. The only thing stopping me is a lack of a private train car and presumably the significant expense of running it :(

[jesuscript]

There’s gotta be a Groupon for this. So long as anyone doesn’t have a major criminal record, I’m game.

[techdragon]

So its a privately owned and operated rail car, that lots of people can group together with and pay the total cost of by individually paying a smaller part of it, like some sort of ... publicly accessible private transportation ... I think you might be on to something!

[vagrantJin]

> publicly accessible private transportation

Uber for trains.

There, I said it.

[jesuscript]

Jesus you’re right, I never knew I was a socialist.

[rongopo]

Wait! All old first local trains started like this.

[public_defender]

Why would a criminal record be relevant at all?

Other than prior convictions for train robbery, I guess.

[csande17]

I, for one, would rather not be murdered on the Orient Express.

[aliqot]

Bring some extra soups, what's the harm? Criminals have the best bedtime stories.

[_carbyau_]

To be fair, the Orient Express victim really did piss off a few people. And I don't know if many of them had any criminal records beforehand either.

[selimthegrim]

Seeing as they apparently made up fake terrain and mountains around Vinkovci in the movie I probably be worried about fake weather killing me.

[ajaimk]

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