New York’s Penn Station is raining sewage

New York City’s Penn Station, and the people who rely on it, have seen some things lately.

There have been several recent derailments. A subsequent admission (by Amtrak) stated that tracks into the station needed attention, confirming that it was a problem they knew about and intended to fix this year. Now there’s six weeks of emergency repairs to those tracks, causing major delays for everyone using the station.

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But all of those pale in comparison to what happened to commuters today: a torrent of raw sewage raining on the station’s waiting room.

. @Gothamist pretty sure penn station is raining sewage rn. pic.twitter.com/uvwn6DZ4EB

— Kari Szul (@kariszul) May 3, 2017

That don't smell like rain water!!! #nyc #pennstation #leakyceiling pic.twitter.com/FB4KG1JWEp

— Daniel Schutzsmith (@schutzsmith) May 3, 2017

Amtrak confirmed to Gothamist that they were working on a “ceiling leak.” Witnesses say they were working with more of a “fountain.”

Guessing this fountain isn't part of the Penn Station rehabilitation project pic.twitter.com/bwqLKN0QIh

— Nick Corasaniti (@NYTnickc) May 3, 2017

And you thought your commute stunk.