But that’s what Hinish, a fifth-year “super senior” because of the pandemic, did to veteran Irish defensive line mentor Mike Elston after the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish (CFP No. It isn’t often you get to stick out your tongue at your position coach. (AP) - The plane trip home from Notre Dame’s 28-3 victory at Virginia couldn’t have been any more enjoyable for nose tackle Kurt Hinish. Overcrowded trains is a great sign because it means the demand for train travel is high!” she tweeted.SOUTH BEND, Ind. ”This is no problem of course and I never said it was.
When DN asked Greta Thunberg if it felt tough to have to sit on the floor, she answered that it wasn’t a problem. On the next train there were a lot of people and many of them were standing in the aisles or sitting on the floor,” she says.Īfter Göttingen, Thunberg got a seat in first class, and later DN's team were also able to sit. ”Several others were sitting in the same aisle.
They weren’t the only passengers who didn’t get a seat. (She also has video footgage showing the situation on the train). On the first train both Greta Thunberg and myself were sitting on the floor,” DN’s reporter Alexandra Urisman Otto reports. From there we travelled to Frankfurt on one train and then continued to Hamburg on another one. ”I was on the train from Basel, which was taken out of traffic in Offenburg. Later the climate activist explained that she did get a seat after passing through the German city of Göttingen, but that she had previously been sitting on the floor on two different trains.ĭN’s team, who were following Greta Thunberg on her way from Lisbon to Sweden, were on the train and confirm the picture she shared. The comments flooded in, and people accused Greta Thunberg of lying and spreading false claims.
”It would have been even nicer if you had also shared how kindly and competently you were treated by our staff while traveling in first class.” Deutsche Bahn praised Thunberg’s commitment to the climate cause, but asserted that she had been traveling comfortably in first class. The newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung tartly stated that it is obviously easier to sail across the Atlantic twice than to get a seat on a German train.īut when the national railway company Deutsche Bahn tweeted in response to Greta Thunberg, the debate took a different turn. The picture reflects an experience that a lot of German train passengers share: carriages so full that passengers have to sit on the floor or stand in the aisles (an experience that I have had many times). In just a few days the tweet had been liked by almost 200.000 people, and a discussion had started about the situation on German trains.
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