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The question references a line from Romeo & Juliet, which is really a question of why Romeo is Romeo, but nits aside, I am on a train, in Boston, going to a bar on my way home.
Not exactly. In R & J, the line was "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?" Wherefore meant essentially "Why" - camarillobrillo simply asked "where art thou?" not wherefore. But you are probably looking at this on your small screen where reading is significantly compromised.
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