With nearly 26.8 million people planning on traveling for Thanksgiving this year – and hourslong traffic jams in the forecast – what better way to avoid the holiday commute stress than by eating on the train.
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A video posted online shows a crowded subway car in New York City. However, instead of distracted passengers idly standing around, they were enjoying a Thanksgiving meal complete with turkey, mac and cheese and cornbread as well as sparkling beverages, plastic cups and flatware — all served on a long table.
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The footage, which was recorded Sunday and posted on Instagram, shows a group gathered around the fixings while a woman wearing an apron carves the turkey. Others appear to help themselves to the trays of food.
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“Everybody get their plates and sit down and eat,” the woman tells fellow passengers.
The train was reportedly a Brooklyn-bound L train.
Instagram user Flannery Foster, who posted the video, captioned the unusual clip with a heartfelt, “That #macandcheese was correct and the company was classy. I f’ing love nyc.”