Few words about Russian trains I am not a lucky guy because every day I have to travel by local train to Moscow. Of course when I was younger (about 15-16) it was a fascinating trip for me. But time has passed and now I realize all drawbacks of the local trains. The most annoying thing is train-salesmen! Just imagine that you are completely exhausted after the hard working day and almost nodding but suddenly your warm and pleasant mental condition is being broken into pieces by loud and cracked voices. Let’s be honest. No one needs the things being offered in Russian local trains and moreover the prices for soda and bear are extremely high. No use to buy something while going back home because you will go out in 30 minutes. Second thing: I don’t like the interior (maybe it is even on the first place). Train coaches are adored place by the beggars to sleep. Sits are often covered with thick layer of dirt, dust and some water drops. By the way the sits are wooden (!). And last but not least: people. I can not call them people because it is a crowd. They never stand up and give place to the old persons standing next to them in a rush hour. They never smile and too much self-concentrated. I must say not «self-concentrated» but indifferent. Nevertheless I want to thank the local trains for their job. I never face the traffic jams and know exactly when I will reach the exact point in Moscow.