Fuck the MTA for being bureaucratic imbeciles, but fuck the TWU for turning down a decent offer and thinking they deserve a pension comparable to FIREFIGHTERS AND POLICE OFFICERS. I mean, yes, people on public transportation can get mean, but you're not exactly putting your life on the line on a daily basis, you bastards
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Plus, I just walked down to Queens Blvd. and saw not just one but several Q60 buses running, with people in them! Huh? I'm confused.
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I saw Green Line buses running. Maybe the express buses are private and not subject to the strike?
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Isn't it funny that just yesterday you said you wanted to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge? Well, TONS of people are doing just that today!
The Green Lines are a private bus line apparently, which is why they are running. If this piece of utter shit situation is still going on tomorrow, I may try taking the super slow Q60 in because it's GOTTA be better than waiting on line at Jamaica Station like I did today.
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I feel so resentful being here today. And knowing I have no idea what time I'm getting home.
Yeah, it was so odd, I've not seen that many people walking across the bridge since the blackout and 9/11. Of course then it was WARM... :roll:
I feel like if the TWU were stubborn enough to go on strike, they're going to keep it up for a bit. I'd be surprised if it's settled before Christmas. That must have been hell, you have my admiration!
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I'm not resentful that I'm here, I'm resentful of what it took me to get here. I am so angry at how much this affects my life! Yesterday I got in much earlier than I usually do, and wanted to try to get on a better earlier schedule that I could stick with, and of course, now I'm all screwed up again today and out of whack. Now I feel like I'm not entitled to take a real break and go outside today because I got in so late, and I really need to chill out! I feel like I can't control anything in my life, not even how I get to work! I'm really disappointed our office holiday party got cancelled--it's one of the nice things I look forward to once a year now. And we need more things like that in our lives!
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