Weird people

Recently went with a friend to St. Petersburg for work. We arrived a little earlier than the appointed time, so we wound around all sorts of cultural places, galleries and concerts. Of course, all movement around the city was carried out using the subway.

Railway carriage. Enough people. A miracle sits on the site for the disabled and pregnant women, which is shown in the picture, sharpening a knife. A large carving knife is sharpened with ordinary red brick, while making the corresponding creaky clanging sounds. People chuckle, whisper, but they are afraid to ask about anything.

Soon a stop, the train slows down. A young man lays bags on his lap from under an ASUS laptop, opens his main pocket and puts a brick thereand puts a knife in the side pocket. He gets up, adjusting the headset on his right ear, and goes toward the door. We also have to go out, and, standing facing the door, I feel his approach. He stands right behind me and as soon as the doors open he says: “Four hundred and fifteenth in place, ready for work.”



So, dear habraly people, I would like to know if this is normal? Maybe for some of you this is a common occurrence, I just did not notice?