“Sincere apologies to all the patrons of the quiet vehicle in that were offended”.
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Chris Christie, 53, caused quite a scene on a recent train ride.
For the record, it was the quiet vehicle. “That is the quiet automobile?’ He sighed and informed the individual on the telephone he needed to go, grabbed his smoothie and muttered to his safety staffer as they walked to a different automobile”.
Christie was apparently in a hurry when he boarded the quiet auto by mistake.
Perhaps Christie’s new presidential platform should be “Better signage in Amtrak trains”.
Christie spokeswoman Sam Smith said it was a mistake: The governor hadn’t meant to board the quiet vehicle.
The witness, Alexander Mann, told Gawker Christie exited the quiet auto yelling again at his companions.
For one thing, within most every Quiet auto will be seated, nearly inevitably-call it Christie’s law-an individual who either does not realize or does not care about the assorted sanctities of the Quiet vehicle.
Smith offered passengers the governor’s honest apologies.
Mann adds, Christine was having an “intense phone conversation” and repeated the phrases, “this is frickin’ ridiculous” and “seriously?! seriously?!” News outlets had Christie “screaming” and “yelling” over the phone along with him creating a “clamor” on Sunday morning after hopping on the D.C. Amtrak train headed for New York.
The governor also had a McDonald’s strawberry smoothie in his hand as he paced the train, Mann told Gawker (and later CNN, via email). Let me share something I never revealed to anyone before: I once went to the conductor and ratted out a guy who had been talking on his cell phone in the quiet vehicle.
It has reportedly not been a very good Sunday for New Jersey governor Chris Christie.
Ironically, the Governor had just finished blaming President Barack Obama for the “lawlessness” in this country. He then moved into another auto to finish his business.
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If all else fails, get the conductor, who should carry a few uniformed authority.
