When did I last blog, OMFG?!
Anyway, before I start my guide, I got to meet Divian and Sonia today from 987FM! Woo! I didn't get to take a picture with them because they were literally being mobbed and I was right there with them. It was like, "WOO!"
I got like Divian's picture but not Sonia's cause she was like shorter than Divian. So I'm letting you see the best picture...
Ignore the random girl. I got a better picture from Facebook :)

I am the girl smiling with all the teeth showing. Considering it's an unglam ose, I don't look too bad, I think! Feel free to disagree.
Anyway, back to the guide.
MOXXIE'S GUIDE TO GETTING ON THE MRT
MRT is equal to the tube or the subway. I have never ever been to England or America so I cannot guarantee that this works for the tube and/or the subway.Let's begin!
Getting on a carriage
Always go to the carriage at the middle. Don't go to the ends. People always think that if they want to get a seat, they should go to the end. WRONG. The middle is always nearly empty.
To enter the carriage, don't line up with the crowd. Stand as close to the gates as possible at a 45 degree angle. You will be able to get into the train with no problem. This also increases your chances of having a seat.
In a carriage
If you have long hair, don't tie it. It is uncomfortable if you lean your head against the window and if you tied your hair in a elaborate style, you won't be able to relax as you will be panicking about your hair the entire trip.
Never sit at the priority seat or the one next to it. Never sit in the middle either. Sit two seats from the seat at the end.
If you have to stand, don't stand where the carriages are joined. Stray hairs can get caught in the gaps. Ouch.
Don't crowd around the entrance. It's fucking annoying. :/
Exiting the carriage
This is really simple. Go to the second carriage, counting from the way the train is travelling. Stand at the third door. You will be the first one out and on the escalator.
That's it. You can thank me later.