You 're a subway conductor and one day you realize no one has been riding your train for years . ( WP )

It was just another day, going through the motions as I always did. wake up at 6; arrive at work at 7:45 to start the work day. everyday was the same and I never questioned anything about my routine, my job, my life. As I climbed aboard the the front of that old subway train something felt different, I could n't put my finger on what it was, or what it was n't. I tried to put it to the back of my mind and grind through another monotonous day of work. One stop, then another, and another. I mindlessly continue from one location to another, not paying attention to who got on or who got off. 2 more stops, I thought to myself as the day came to a close. I finished my shift, I walked up the stairs and suddenly the feeling of emptiness crept back into my mind; This time stronger and more clear. Then it hit me, the entire day, every stop, not one person boarded the subway. I was trying to make sense of it all. All of a sudden everything started to fade, a faint beep started to become louder. I rolled out of bed to turn off my clock. it read 6:00 A.M. time to start the day.
