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If all it takes to woo a girl is a car then she is too easy for my liking.Btw, I can totally see you guys trying to pick up chicks with your Metropass.
If all it takes to woo a girl is a car then she is too easy for my liking.Btw, I can totally see you guys trying to pick up chicks with your Metropass.
LOL, it was a joke. You can't honestly believe I would go for those kind of chicks.If all it takes to woo a girl is a car then she is too easy for my liking.
We aren't talking about your hand.You can't honestly believe I would go for those kind of chicks.
You'd save a lot more than $2/day, genius.Did I say it would be less? I said you'd prolly save 2 bucks a day and lose a hell a lot of time. Now tell me genius, do you honestly think a family is gonna spend that much money? Your answer will probably be yes but then again you've demonstrated that you have no perception of the real world in any of your posts today.
It's so much less effort than a woman and it never nags or complains. :lol Shit, I just realized you're GeekyBoy - why'd you change your username?We aren't talking about your hand.
Ok how do I explain this to you? I was talking about an average middle class family, not families that fall below the poverty line, which are a minority. Are you telling me an average middle class family can't afford a single car? Now tell me genius, why do you see parents driving their kids to school/hockey/their friend's house as opposed to taking the bus. Judging my your previous comments, I suppose you're in denial of this as well.And if money is the primary concern of a family, they'd definitely take transit over the car.
You said:Ok how do I explain this to you? I was talking about an average middle class family, not families that fall below the poverty line, which are a minority.
When did I say they couldn't afford a car? You're the one who brought up price as a primary factor...that being the case, transit is far cheaper.Are you telling me an average middle class family can't afford a single car? Now tell me genius, why do you see parents driving their kids to school/hockey/their friend's house as opposed to taking the bus. Judging my your previous comments, I suppose you're in denial of this as well.
Ok now you're being a wally. You can't possibly believe all families have the same income - when I, along with most normal people, say "family" we picture an average family, that of the middle class. But I guess you're different.You said:
"Did I say it would be less? I said you'd prolly save 2 bucks a day and lose a hell a lot of time. Now tell me genius, do you honestly think a family is gonna spend that much money?"
Correction - I'm the one who said people will not want to pay more expensive fares for poor service.When did I say they couldn't afford a car? You're the one who brought up price as a primary factor...that being the case, transit is far cheaper.
I'm not saying there aren't any but I don't know many families that do. It's safe to say that the majority doesn't - even the ones living in downtown, whenever people go somewhere as a family they tend to take the family vehicule most of time.There are many middle class famillies that take their kids places using the subway or bus...including school. For that matter, there are a lot of kids who take the TTC to school.
LOL, I fell off the chair yet again. People ask me where I find these wallies. :rollinThe TTC actually offers better value for the price paid
???Ok now you're being a wally. You can't possibly believe all families have the same income - when I, along with most normal people, say "family" we picture an average family, that of the middle class. But I guess you're different.
Yes, and the point, which seems to escape you, is that even with the fare hike transit is still an excellent value.Correction - I'm the one who said people will not want to pay more expensive fares for poor service.
In the suburbs for sure. As for downtown I know many families that do...and if you go to any bus stops or stations near schools downtown, you'll see they're packed with kids waiting for the bus/train...it's actually quite common, as is walking.I'm not saying there aren't any but I don't know many families that do. It's safe to say that the majority doesn't - even the ones living in downtown, whenever people go somewhere as a family they tend to take the family vehicule most of time.
I wish I could say the same reading your posts. I find it a little odd you have such a complete lack of logic...it seems as if you're just trying to get people to repeat the same things over and over...LOL, I fell off the chair yet again. People ask me where I find these wallies. :rollin
The weekly TTC pass, which hasn’t caught on with riders since being introduced last fall, will stay at $30. The day pass will go up 50 cents to $8.50. For years, readers have asked why the pass is not valid during the morning rush period. Finally the TTC will remove the restriction on use before 9:30 a.m. on weekdays.