ksun
Senior Member
I agree with your definition of crowding.
I've seen Yonge fairly crowded Saturday nights, but I mean downtown, not in North York.
Of course if 90% has seats it's not crowded. No need to be condescending.
Why would you say the following?
That's not my definition of crowded, please don't make claims about what my definitions are beliefs are. Also this statement seems sarcastic, possibly condescending to me. If that was the definition of crowded then the Sheppard subway would be "crowded".
No I was not intending to be condescending, but rather since you mentioned the Yonge is always crowded, which seems to be very different from my own experience, I was guessing you had a different understanding of "crowdedness".
You said Yonge and BD line are crowded "all day everyday" in the previous post, and since you agree on the definition of "crowdedness", so are you saying it is very difficult to have a seat on the Yonge line and BD line and that one needs to squeeze oneself in/out of the train all day everyday? My experience during non rush hours (eg: 2pm Tuesday, 11am Saturday, 9 pm Sunday etc) show it is far from the case and 90% of the time I am guaranteed a seat, often 4 seats if I want. Actually yesterday I bought a day pass and used it with a friend on the Yonge line probably 4 times, and each time we had seats. The trains were at most at 20% capacity.