Problem: I know Amsterdam , I replied gloomily . With a thank you and a goodbye , I left the excellent Flying Pig experience behind and let the crazed Amsterdam crowd suck me in and push me along . I was very nearly run over by a tram , which did n't help my already less than favourable feelings towards the city , especially as the driver watched me pausing and checking him out to gauge whether he was stopped for a while or ready to go , and then launched forward with an evil grin as soon as I was in his path , getting my bag 's wheels stuck in the track as I tried to leap out of his way . I grumpily lit a cigarette outside the train station , and was immediately and predictably accosted by a homeless guy .

Why did the guy approach the narrator outside at the train station .

A: The guy approached the narrator to ask for a cigarette .

Problem: Speaking of my room - it 's okay , I guess . Yes , it 's got a piano , a fridge and a sink , but I prefer my less fancy Strachey room ( now that it 's not term time and there are no annoying neighbours around ) . It also has a sink , but my fridge is large enough for me not to have to choose between frozen sweetcorn and ice - cream as far as freezer space is concerned , as I would have to do for the next two months . The showers here are repulsive - last night was the first and last time in my life that I used them .

Where may I be living ?

A: A dorm room

Problem: 723 had left apparently so i got up fairly quickly . I love the DMV ... they give you numbers and you get to watch them on the tv screen , counting , waiting in anticipation ... " now serving 233 at station number 6 " " Now serving 234 at station number 13 " " Now serving 468 at station number 5 " Just when you think you 're next they call a different number set . I get so excited .... I just once want to yell out " I won ! I won !

Why is the narrator appearing so agitated but also sarcastic at the same time ?

A:
They are tired of being in line .