• cRazi_man
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    11 hours ago

    Yeah, he’s not joining the conversation because he’s working on some open source code. Thats what it says.

    • Anna@lemmy.ml
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      56 minutes ago

      I’m pretty sure he is debating with someone on github PR/issue thread

    • usernamefactory@lemmy.ca
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      8 hours ago

      He’s not joining the conversation because they’re strangers who just happen to be riding the same public transit as him.

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        4 hours ago

        Indeed, and he could join in the conversation and have a very nice conversation and make friends. But he is not doing that because he is working. It is not likely that he would join the conversation if he wasn’t working, as such the joke does not make much sense, but it is definitely something he could do, which could indeed be a nice conversation for the three of them, or it could be terrible for some of them.

        I don’t see why you put it down so black and white. Is it prohibited to start a conversation with strangers on public transport? How do you meet people? I often talk to strangers, it’s generally pretty nice.

        Granted, the last few years I didn’t take public transport very often: I mostly walk, but when I do I generally start a chat with someone.

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      11 hours ago

      No, it says he’s saying something to them. It’s right there.