Acceptable or unacceptable?
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the should just stamp your hand like they do when you go to a club.
i'm a genius.and i'm modest.
pav
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And another thing thats pissing me off about public transport:
my SINGLE fare for a bus journey lasting 45 mins: 5 pounds 20.
my friends RETURN fare for a train journey lasting 3 hours 30 in total, 4 pounds
i wish theyd left it nationalised.
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i'm actually better off since i have been driving.
as i drive a classic car my insurance is virtually nothing and i pay no road tax.
i have spent so much on bus and train fares to get to and from work it's crazy.ooh, i might buy a bike and save even more money! he he
pav
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What, there are generally a cornocupia of tickets in the bin? Everyone throws their ticket in the bin? To me, if the individual says they put their ticket in the bin, and lo, there is one, that proves his story. C'mon, how likely is it that there are a surfeit of tickets in the bin and they are all of the right time to corroborate the story.
Nope nope nope. Decent person would have given him a chance. Guy wasn't just doing his job. He wasn't decent. Not being a decent person, in my books, in my world, is "unacceptable". -
I agree with Susan. I think it would have been more than reasonable for the inspector to let you prove your case, and he didn't. Now, what was so pressing for the inspector that he could not let him take 30 seconds tops, and find the ticket? If the bin is full of tickets, does that mean that most people throw their ticket away right before they get off the bus, I'm guessing it does. In that case, it might be hard to find that one ticket and may take a lot more time. But if the inspector stays on the bus for the ride,(don't know if he does) he has a lot of time.
Oh well, I suggest you keep that darn ticket next time and you should have no hassles
. I wish I had more of the facts about the transportation process, it reminds me of my college law classes and having to state the Facts, Issue, Holding, and the reason for hundreds of cases.
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