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Just walk into them deliberately and enjoy their apology.I walk in front of phone zombies .
Hoping they walk into a post or pole ..
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Just walk into them deliberately and enjoy their apology.I walk in front of phone zombies .
Hoping they walk into a post or pole ..
He must be very keen to interview you!Not sure where this lies, I applied for a job earlier in the week, got an unexpected call on Wednesday for an interview. He says I'll send you the link for Teams, I go my computer is about 12 years old and needs updating. Thing is I bought a new computer in January so I've got the old one and the new one side by side on my desk. He's calling me back next week so him and his offsider can fly down from Sydney for a face to face interview. I just don't want to download Teams and do a computer interview.
I drive the wrong direction on the freewayI drive really slow in the ultra fast lane
I would, but I just would not want people touching me, even in that instanceJust walk into them deliberately and enjoy their apology.
Poor Tom Elliot on the radio yesterday: "It's so confusing these speed limits changing, i just do 40 now even when it's 60".I drive really slow in the ultra fast lane
I essentially only touch on when going to Melbourne Central. Only one exit and it's usually crawling with AOs. If I'm not going into the city, 9/10 times I don't bother. Southern Cross, there's almost always a gate wide open for accessibility reasons. Flinders Street I usually just duck around to the back subway where there are multiple single gates and no one patrolling, and just smoothly jump over. I used to feel self conscious, but all the shame has left my body at this point.Excellent stuff. Bugger Metro. If I underperformed like they did I wouldn't have a job.
When I did it, it would have saved me close to $2k I reckon.
Yeah I don't blame you at all.I essentially only touch on when going to Melbourne Central. Only one exit and it's usually crawling with AOs. If I'm not going into the city, 9/10 times I don't bother. Southern Cross, there's almost always a gate wide open for accessibility reasons. Flinders Street I usually just duck around to the back subway where there are multiple single gates and no one patrolling, and just smoothly jump over. I used to feel self conscious, but all the shame has left my body at this point.
To make it clear, I never feel any sort of guilt to the corporation. They can get ****ed for the amount of times I've been placed on a bus without warning and had 30 minutes added to my trip. I just feel for other customers who haven't caught on to how easy it is![]()
It's insane. I find it hard to justify considering I've only just finished tertiary study and am not earning any more than what you'd expect of someone my age.PT is ridiculously expensive. When my car was out of action i had to catch it- just 4-5 stations I had to travel and the cost of that was basically $10 for the day. So $50 p/week, $200 a month. Compared to $50 a month petrol in the car (yes i know, thats not incl other costs of the car).
Luckily I was able to get lifts like 60% of the time, so that reduced my costs alot, otherwise that is what I would have paid.
Imagine if I had had to go a few stops further and go into Zone 2 as well as Zone 1! Back in the old days of pricing. It would have been ridiculous.It's insane. I find it hard to justify considering I've only just finished tertiary study and am not earning any more than what you'd expect of someone my age.
Weirdly though, I can completely justify skating risking a $270 almost every time I board public transport. In my head, I've saved so much money that I can essentially write it off.
It's insane. I find it hard to justify considering I've only just finished tertiary study and am not earning any more than what you'd expect of someone my age.
Weirdly though, I can completely justify skating risking a $270 almost every time I board public transport. In my head, I've saved so much money that I can essentially write it off.
Used to do a similar thing a couple of years ago using my MCC with a mate. We'd get him through on a kids ticket, which was about a quarter of the price compared to a fairly extortionate full price. Stopped doing this after a few times because it wasn't really worth the stress anymore. Definitely a lot more to lose than a couple hundred bucks.I used to purchase concession tickets to finals to save money. Got stopped and asked for my concession card at the v West Coast prelim?, almost had a heart attack.
Pulled out a performance like you Cruff "Oh no- its in another bag at home, im so sorry".
I got in.
What year was that?? I don't think it's anywhere close to 10 pounds (or the equivalent of) anymore. Was studying abroad at the end of last year in London though, and their Underground is pretty expensive. I'm pretty sure it was around $8 at least each way to head into central London (I was near Putney, which relatively speaking is quite close).IIRC when I was in London the penalty for not having a valid ticket was 10 pounds.
I'll repeat that again.
TEN. POUNDS.
Before they got the scanners at the Adelaide Oval you could any mate who wasn't a member in as long they bought an outer ticket and you'd just pass your ticket through the fence or go out and meet them with someone else's ticket for them to use to get in. Worked for years, they never checked.Used to do a similar thing a couple of years ago using my MCC with a mate. We'd get him through on a kids ticket, which was about a quarter of the price compared to a fairly extortionate full price. Stopped doing this after a few times because it wasn't really worth the stress anymore. Definitely a lot more to lose than a couple hundred bucks.
To be fair, it's not exactly like airport security going into the MCC. I only put an end to that sort of thing because I'd heard some horror stories of people trying the same thing and they either lost their membership entitlements, or going reprimanded in some way. It wasn't worth the anxiety and paranoia before entering.Before they got the scanners at the Adelaide Oval you could any mate who wasn't a member in as long they bought an outer ticket and you'd just pass your ticket through the fence or go out and meet them with someone else's ticket for them to use to get in. Worked for years, they never checked.
I honestly dont know what would have happened had I been refused entry. I'm assuming I could have "upgraded" the ticket and paid to get an adult one? Anyway I used to do the same at Etihad, but never got stopped there.Used to do a similar thing a couple of years ago using my MCC with a mate. We'd get him through on a kids ticket, which was about a quarter of the price compared to a fairly extortionate full price. Stopped doing this after a few times because it wasn't really worth the stress anymore. Definitely a lot more to lose than a couple hundred bucks.
This was years ago, back when the members was about a quarter of the size it is now and the Chappell Bar would have been shut down for breaking every responsible service law there is.To be fair, it's not exactly like airport security going into the MCC. I only put an end to that sort of thing because I'd heard some horror stories of people trying the same thing and they either lost their membership entitlements, or going reprimanded in some way. It wasn't worth the anxiety and paranoia before entering.
Ah many years ago. Still- even back then I was shocked at that.What year was that?? I don't think it's anywhere close to 10 pounds (or the equivalent of) anymore. Was studying abroad at the end of last year in London though, and their Underground is pretty expensive. I'm pretty sure it was around $8 at least each way to head into central London (I was near Putney, which relatively speaking is quite close).
In any case, their system is absolutely incredible in comparison to ours. And yet they still complain about it when they miss their train and there's one LITERALLY 2 minutes later!
Poor Tom Elliot on the radio yesterday: "It's so confusing these speed limits changing, i just do 40 now even when it's 60".
Riiiiight
God he's a legit moron
Been doing that in wa forever, even at the new place.I used to purchase concession tickets to finals to save money. Got stopped and asked for my concession card at the v West Coast prelim?, almost had a heart attack.
Pulled out a performance like you Cruff "Oh no- its in another bag at home, im so sorry".
I got in.
We used to buy kids tickets in really good seats at AO and photoshop them to say adult (when printing tickets was way more common)I used to purchase concession tickets to finals to save money. Got stopped and asked for my concession card at the v West Coast prelim?, almost had a heart attack.
Pulled out a performance like you Cruff "Oh no- its in another bag at home, im so sorry".
I got in.