Wondering if it would be a new version of Amtrak for that in here- no bed sheet, carpet floor, no menu/cafeteria, etc? At least the crew is awesome cleaning up and shower (well, fee is required)!
Diners and coach/sleepers crew are usually in end point stations such as Chicago, Seattle, Los Angeles, etc. Engineers and conductors are all over where Amtrak serves, usually about 6 to 10 hours apart on a route.
I've been on "mini" size cruise or live aboard scuba diving boats around Bahamas islands for a week twice. One was sailboat and other one was double hulls boat.
Those natural lights do really brightened up the interior of building! I visited that station nearly two months ago. Now I need to visit it again to see the glass ceiling!
I've seen it before with heavy downpour where I used to live in NM. We got about 3" of rain in half hour. I've heard one place got 9" in 3 hours. One trucker had to walk on standing water over road to make sure it's not too deep for his truck to drive over.
Yup, it's a new menu for some routes such as Capital Limited and LSL. I believe you have 3 choices for dinner and only one choice for breakfast. It's on the rumor that it may expanding to other routes.
Keep writing to your Congress Representatives about it.