Lmao yes they are! And for ppl getting up that early they can’t get they ass up and put money on a card the day before since they know they gotta go somewhere? What are we doing
MTA ends cash transactions at subway booths
- Thread starter Race Jones
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Inori
NAWF
Pretty sure they have the same or similar machines and it takes cash or card. If your card is damaged you can get a new one as well
Race crying over them not taking cash not at the machines you talking about but the subway booth itself lmao
Race Jones
gangster. grace. alchemy
its clear yall dont ride public transit especially in nyc. the kiosk dont work 50/50 of the time
Race Jones
gangster. grace. alchemy
so folks who don't know how to use the technology, don't have a bank card or other tech to use the machines don't get to ride the subway??? sounds like the goal is to keep the houseless off the trains and out of the stations
and oh yea! ending jobs for countless people
what the fuck is debate here?
and oh yea! ending jobs for countless people
what the fuck is debate here?
Race Jones
gangster. grace. alchemy
theres 55 million unbanked people in the u.s
public transit should be in the best interest of the public.
this seems like this was done by those who are very disconnected from riders
public transit should be in the best interest of the public.
this seems like this was done by those who are very disconnected from riders
Race Jones
gangster. grace. alchemy
some stores are open 24 hrs
but people shouldnt have to do all that just to ride the train
“get up and go to cvs”
lmao no dumbass nigga the stations should service the needs of all people
Can the homeless buy a card and put money on it?
Where is a homeless person going on a train btw? Like where are they going that they need to take the train?
Race want niggas to use cash with the rise of coin shortages
Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
Who still uses the booth operators? There are machines for this. That’s how I paid for my MTA cards.
This move makes sense, but they should’ve given an adequate phase-out time, of 4-6 months so people could properly adjust and adapt.
This move makes sense, but they should’ve given an adequate phase-out time, of 4-6 months so people could properly adjust and adapt.
They sleep on them
Inori
NAWF
I dont think they should get rid of all of the booths...not all at once anyway... and if they do they should have people by the machines at least to assist some of the elderly who may be confused by the machines initially.
This type of automation will continue to happen though and more jobs will be lost to automation. Universal Basic Income will HAVE to happen eventually due to automation theres no way around it IMO
This type of automation will continue to happen though and more jobs will be lost to automation. Universal Basic Income will HAVE to happen eventually due to automation theres no way around it IMO
The elderly can’t use a machine that’s been around for years and years but they can use the subway by themself everyday lol
also lol @ ppl next to the machines to assist
it’s NEW YORK
also lol @ ppl next to the machines to assist
it’s NEW YORK
Inori
NAWF
lol keep your 24/7 outraged ass fingers off my reactions @Race Jones
Race wants the subway to cater to homeless ppl over the general population
that’s not a good business practice
then she wants me to feel bad for the 32 booth operators losing their jobs
that’s not a good business practice
then she wants me to feel bad for the 32 booth operators losing their jobs
Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
Beta got a point. The elderly know how to use the damn machines. They lived in NYC long enough.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
So do they still have the machines that can take money and give you a card or not? If they do, then there is no problem here. If they are taking away all cash options and doing it in a sudden manner that will make it difficult for some people to travel for a while, that's messed up.
