It has been quite a while since I've been on the Metro - some time before March 2020! We haven't been down to DC in a long time since most things were closed and then we now have a small child. It would be unfortunate to wear a long dress on public transit - it tends to be crowded (at least it was before all the 2020 craziness) and that does not bode well for a fancy train. Now I want to look up why the back of a dress is called a train... I have now learned a lot about types of dress trains but nothing on why it's called a train. Let me know if you know!
Alternate response could be "Your train didn't leave the station when your train left the station!"
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Title: On the Metro
A: Oh no! The back of my dress!
B: Your train didn't leave the station, but you did!
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