Har?! Thought it's good enough! Anyways, at least, we don't end
up SWEATING inside our trains! 
I much prefer our own train system. The train system there's run by
what... four different companies. Places where the train lines
intersect, you have to physically get out of one company's station,
to go over to the other company's station! And you have to pay all
over again! That certainly doesn't
make for a smooth transit.
On top of that, their auto ticketing machines plain suck! If you
put in polymer notes, they just suck it in, and that's it! You
cannot even ask for it back! 
It swallowed my RM1 like that! It's a thief, that machine!
OK, you can slot in paper notes of RM1 / RM5 / RM10 BUT, you can
only slot in ONE note in your transaction! That means, if your
ticket costs RM1.20, you CANNOT slot in two RM1 notes because their
machines only allow you to slot in ONE note per transaction! So,
you'll either have to dig for 20 cents, or, slot in ONE RM5 or RM10
and get your change back in coins.
Or, forget the stupid machines and buy your ticket the conventional
way... go queue up at the counter!
Travelling by train there's quite a hassle, compared to here. It's
odd cause you'd think that a train system that's built later can
actually learn from the mistakes made by other train systems that
were built earlier, and improve on it, right? 
I got a feeling corporate politics had a hand in it, cuz there are
quite a few companies running the various lines there.
