Cheery Conductors, Decompressing Riders…What Year Is This?

Check out this tasty morsel of vintage cheese–a Metro-North TV commercial from the early ’90s.

The train ride home, the commercial says, allows the rider to “turn back into a father, a mother, a Little League coach.”

A special bonus for riders on the New Haven Line: They get to see the old train cars that they haven’t seen since, well, this morning.

Thanks to IRidetheHarlemLine for digging it out.

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3 Responses to Cheery Conductors, Decompressing Riders…What Year Is This?

  1. G. Francis says:

    That hurt

  2. Sean says:

    I love how the ‘narrative’ is that people are ‘shell shocked’ from being in the city at work – c’mon folks, it’s not that bad!

  3. I auditioned for this commercial, and I think they liked me, but I kept reading the script too fast. The director kept saying “slow it down!”, but I think I was just too nervous. Debbie, the conductor seen here, recently retired on a disability.

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