I was headed to Grand Central Station to catch a train going to my house, and saw that the next train was in two hours. My jaw dropped to the floor. “I can look for the Third Level,” I whispered to myself. I ran to the bank to withdraw all of my money, then ran to the coin dealer and bought eight hundred dollars worth of old-time currency. I rode the bus back to Grand Central Station to look for the Third Level. Not long after that, I arrived at Grand Central. I looked for about an hour until I came upon a door with the words “Do Not Enter,” I had to go in! I opened the metal door, “screech.” A cold burst of air came towards my face. I walked down a silent narrow hallway, then took a sharp left. Lastly, I went down a short staircase and I was on the third level at Grand Central Station. I was greeted by a young man in a ticket booth lit up by open flame gas lights. The young man looked at me for a while. Moments later, he told me the price of a one-way ticket to Galesburg, Illinois.
“That will be seven dollars sir,” the young man said politely. I nodded slightly as I handed the money to the