What is the point of modern-day
ticket barriers? They all seem to give up after the evening rush hours; so is
there any point in buying tickets for travel after that time? And if the train
is overcrowded, they won’t even run a trolley service down the aisle, let alone
ask a fat bloke to waddle down the train to check that everyone is travelling
legitimately. In the future I may as well just buy a single day ticket to my
first destination as it seems that no-one can be bothered to check them; leaving
it to the goodwill of customers and the reliability of machines. The ironic
thing is that you can’t rely on the machines by themselves because if someone doesn’t
know how to use them or if they make a mistake then they’re going to be stuck. It
really is an insult to us paying customers when we buy an expensive ticket only
to find that you can just waltz your way through.
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