They had a derailment which is why it sat there so long.
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That (derailment) would explain, I think, it sitting on the TI side of the line (rather than CSX's tracks). The boundary is the fence at the Main St. crossing, I think we've said before.
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The lady who complained has lived there over 30 years. Suddenly having a locomotive idling for 3 days, 24/7, right outside your home is understandably disruptive, especially at night.
so, uh, three days isn't 24/7
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So, uh, 24/7 is an expression for something happening constantly, without pause. I think the vast majority understood what I said.