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So, to recap, if that commuter had told the operator to mind his own business, this would still be going on. Also, the T doesn't bother to count the number of
by wccrawford 16y ago
So, to recap, if that commuter had told the operator to mind his own business, this would still be going on.
Also, the T doesn't bother to count the number of passengers and compare it to the number of tickets sold.
Also, the T's management doesn't read Craigslist, and hasn't for years.
- sp332 16y agoAlso, the T doesn't bother to count the number of passengers and compare it to the number of tickets sold. Passengers can get on & off the train at multiple points along the line. Counting passengers would not be very helpful.
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- kd0amg 16y agoI imagine it's also tricky to verify by counting when they sell daily, weekly, and monthly passes.
- wccrawford 16y agoThey manage to check the tickets for all those passengers. I've seen it in action.
- rglullis 15y agoGo to Fenway on a game night. You just wave something that looks like a pass and you get in.