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November 23rd 04, 08:01 PM
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A big Thank You to Ken Livingstone
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 02:05:04 +0000, Robin May wrote:
Dave Arquati wrote the following in: Robin May wrote: I got a free ride like that the other day. I felt entirely justified in taking it because I was taking the bus to the station to buy a ticket that would cover the journey I was making. Roll on 2005 and capping. (I realise that doesn't help with the broken reader but it might help with the paying to get somewhere you can buy a ticket for the journey you just made). Will it even be able to work out "he used a bus and then bought a one month travelcard afterwards" and subtract the bus journey? They can probably do that at the ticket desk if you ask nicely and they are not busy. Of course it should not need to even wait for capping to deduct all bus journeys made if buying a travelcard the covers that day, that can hardly be complicated or controversial? |
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December 2nd 04, 10:57 PM
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A big Thank You to Ken Livingstone
steve wrote the following in:
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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 02:05:04 +0000, Robin May wrote: Dave Arquati wrote the following in: Robin May wrote: I got a free ride like that the other day. I felt entirely justified in taking it because I was taking the bus to the station to buy a ticket that would cover the journey I was making. Roll on 2005 and capping. (I realise that doesn't help with the broken reader but it might help with the paying to get somewhere you can buy a ticket for the journey you just made). Will it even be able to work out "he used a bus and then bought a one month travelcard afterwards" and subtract the bus journey? They can probably do that at the ticket desk if you ask nicely and they are not busy. Of course it should not need to even wait for capping to deduct all bus journeys made if buying a travelcard the covers that day, that can hardly be complicated or controversial? I tried that today, and as expected the answer was "no, can't do that". It annoys me that I should have to pay £1 for the privilege of being able to buy a ticket that would cover the journey I just made. -- message by Robin May. That egotism was getting old. Americans who voted for Bush: you ****ed up. http://robinmay.fotopic.net |
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