Train Conductor Apologizes 500 Times for Accidentally Lying
Some people on #MetroNorth still care. @Shawdogs65 left commuters an AWESOME letter this AM #thelittlethings pic.twitter.com/WkIA2cxA9Y
— Ashleigh Smith (@ashm_smith) February 24, 2014
A conductor on a Metro-North train who goes by the name Michael "Shawdog" Shaw personally apologized to his passengers this morning after telling them that the express train they were waiting for would eventually come. Twist—it never came.
@Shawdogs65, who is also the president of the conductors union, typed up a letter to passengers with explicit detail regarding the foible, explaining that he was "shocked & furious" that such a thing could happen. He signed, sealed, and delivered the notes with a kiss, leaving them on the 500 seats of the train, like little presents waiting for his babies on Christmas Day.
A Chesley Sullenberger-style press anointment has yet to set in, but apologies are currently very on trend and Shaw is responding well to the publicity.
Crazy day today. Everyone has been very nice, yes even metronorth. Never thought apologizing 4 something I did wrong would be press worthy.
— Michael Shaw (@Shawdogs65) February 24, 2014
Good Morning America, your move.