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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Saturday, September 20, 2003
Curse of Black Pearl
Transportation was horrible today. At first, I was waiting for 6 train at 116 st. for 30 minutes. Everyone was cursing and spitting around. Then finally-coming-train ran smoothly to 86th st, where it was announced that was the last stop. Everyone was cursing and running to 4,5 train. Then it was announced there was no train service. Everyone was cursing and getting out of the station. Then we were on TOO long line at the bus stop. Of course everyone was cursing and talking on the phone. The bus was too packed for people to move by any inch. It was like mad hell. Since the driver skipped several bus stops, one guy was trying to open the door, one old woman started crying, and driver was cursing... I love NY.
P.S. I saw a guy selling t-shirts, which says "We Survived Blackout"
Transportation was horrible today. At first, I was waiting for 6 train at 116 st. for 30 minutes. Everyone was cursing and spitting around. Then finally-coming-train ran smoothly to 86th st, where it was announced that was the last stop. Everyone was cursing and running to 4,5 train. Then it was announced there was no train service. Everyone was cursing and getting out of the station. Then we were on TOO long line at the bus stop. Of course everyone was cursing and talking on the phone. The bus was too packed for people to move by any inch. It was like mad hell. Since the driver skipped several bus stops, one guy was trying to open the door, one old woman started crying, and driver was cursing... I love NY.
P.S. I saw a guy selling t-shirts, which says "We Survived Blackout"
