When I’m walking around or riding the train, I want to be able to hear what’s going on around me.
That makes sense about walking around, but why do you want to hear what’s going on around you when you’re riding the train?
Occasionally something will happen on the train that I want to hear, like the conductor announcing a delay. But not listening to podcasts on the train has more to do with not wanting to have earbuds in my ears or carry headphones around.
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That makes sense about walking around, but why do you want to hear what’s going on around you when you’re riding the train?
Occasionally something will happen on the train that I want to hear, like the conductor announcing a delay. But not listening to podcasts on the train has more to do with not wanting to have earbuds in my ears or carry headphones around.