tiff_7_17
Skin is my daddy
And many of you are going to think its stupid. So that's fine.
I've decided that I hate public transit, especially here. Oh, and homeless people.
My friend and I wanted to go downtown today to shop and neither of us felt like driving so we parked and thought, for a novelty since we both have cars, we'd take the skytrain (Vancouver's metro, commutertrain, subway, whatever)
Anyways, the platform was really empty and this homeless man IMMEDIATELY started harassing us...and usually i'm a tough bitch but you just don't mess with meth heads. He was trying to sell us skytrain tickets, which doesn't make sense...it's not like a concert, you just go up to the machine and buy them.
So some way or another we knew we were getting scammed but we bought our tickets from the junkie and tried to get away as fast as possible. We were relieved to see that the tickets were in fact real and had the right date on them and had a 4:00 expiry time on them. We both had a biiig discussion on the train about how we'd both thought the man was shady and was just trying to rip us off and it was a big misunderstanding.
20 minutes later we simultaneously realize the tickets are in 24 hour time, and therefore, he DID in fact rip us off. For 3 dollars.
So I hate homeless people, and skytrains.
The end.
I've decided that I hate public transit, especially here. Oh, and homeless people.
My friend and I wanted to go downtown today to shop and neither of us felt like driving so we parked and thought, for a novelty since we both have cars, we'd take the skytrain (Vancouver's metro, commutertrain, subway, whatever)
Anyways, the platform was really empty and this homeless man IMMEDIATELY started harassing us...and usually i'm a tough bitch but you just don't mess with meth heads. He was trying to sell us skytrain tickets, which doesn't make sense...it's not like a concert, you just go up to the machine and buy them.
So some way or another we knew we were getting scammed but we bought our tickets from the junkie and tried to get away as fast as possible. We were relieved to see that the tickets were in fact real and had the right date on them and had a 4:00 expiry time on them. We both had a biiig discussion on the train about how we'd both thought the man was shady and was just trying to rip us off and it was a big misunderstanding.
20 minutes later we simultaneously realize the tickets are in 24 hour time, and therefore, he DID in fact rip us off. For 3 dollars.
So I hate homeless people, and skytrains.
The end.