Every time I travel with Deutsche Bahn.. 🚄

[ernavm@mastodon.nl]

@Gina @deshipu When I'm traveling to Germany I buy a ticket at DB instead of NS Internationaal. Then there's more to choose, good and quick payback when delayed, but above all I can find quickly what the best travel options are instead of needing to go to the Service on the Station.
(My son lives in Ehingen (Donau) and I live in Driebergen near Utrecht)

[rickscully@heads.social]

@Gina I haven’t experienced the DB myself in over 45 years, but it is often the butt of jokes on “Jetlag the Game.”

When the DB is delayed the players will say they have been “Deutsch Bahned”.

Gute und schnelle Reise!

[gina@fosstodon.org]

@deshipu @ErnavM I wish I had that option, but I have to book work trips through a corporate portal 🥲

[moritz@social.heiber.im]

@Gina Traveling with Deutsche Bahn and complaining about it is our age-old traditional rite of passage, you can pick up your German passport at the counter

[ernavm@mastodon.nl]

@Gina @deshipu 😮‍💨

[ernavm@mastodon.nl]

@Gina @deshipu Maybe you can use the DBapp anyway to search faster for options 🫰

[gina@fosstodon.org]

@moritz Yay, jetzt bin ich auch eine Brezel! 🥨🇩🇪

[moritz@social.heiber.im]

@Gina Fitting boost from @janl pretty much at same time 😆 https://mastodon.social/@xavierdatatech/116025550555588698

[cstross@wandering.shop]

@Toasterson @Gina Most of the British railway operators are European national carriers.

[zeroase@fosstodon.org]

@Gina Careful there! If you complain about DB three times in a row, you'll be handed German citizenship – whether you want it or not.

[aamfp@fosstodon.org]

@Gina
You've not been to Italy yet, then: we are worse.