Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

Life in Canada: Traveling in GO train

1 Apr 2019 · 3 min

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This content was created by Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee. This content was uploaded by Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee. This is a YouTube video titled "Life in Canada: Traveling in GO train" (uploaded 2019-04-01). The excerpt is an English, vlog-style travel audio/transcript featuring two speakers (labeled SPEAKER A and SPEAKER B) describing a GO train journey from Mississauga toward Toronto, commenting on tunnels, nearby water, seasonal tree conditions, train crowding compared to India, and arriving at Exhibition station. The tone and content indicate an informal travel narration with one speaker explaining and another (likely a child) interjecting observations.

Hello everybody, how are you doing today?
Okay, this is, uh, we traveling on a GO train, you know. This is a train travel. I wanted to show you how we travel in the train. This is— we going through a tunnel, okay? And we are going towards Toronto from Mississauga. So this is called a GO train where we are taking off.
That's the goat train, how it looks like. Over there, over there, over there. At that white, the gray paper, but it has holes, has holes.
Be careful.
Not take our bike there. Why? Because our bike goes in water.
Kids just absorb things. What about high tide? The trees are still, um, have not sprouted leaves, so it's not yet spring in Canada. It's, it's almost April. And this is the St. Joseph's Health Center.
Yeah, the water— ship lived in that water. There's ships there.
There's a very precautious kid sitting next to me. CN. I hope you're having a lovely view from the train. This comparatively Empty the train is, and it's reasonably like this. No part of Canada is ever as crowded as India is. This is like this most of the time. I mean, it's still like slightly in the evening, so rush hour is gone.
We are now arriving at Exhibition. Arrivée à Exhibition. Look at the big sign.