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Re: MTA training (Re: Called A ''Terrorist'' By A T/O) |
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Posted by Nilet on Wed Dec 12 22:43:30 2007, in response to Re: MTA training (Re: Called A ''Terrorist'' By A T/O), posted by Easy on Wed Dec 12 22:26:55 2007.  OK. Next time I'll do that, assuming the negotiations for how much TD and/or Ron will pay me to compensate for the delay and inconvenience of waiving my right to take pics are productive. At ten-minute headways or so, the wait shouldn't be that bad. I'll take $2 plzkthx. :) OK, being serious now, is getting off and waiting for the next train really the best response when you step on board only to be immediately confronted by the T/O and told that photography is illegal? With or without saying something or showing 1050.9(c) first? If I'm getting on at a terminal (or have the chance for some other reason), I usually like to say a few words to the T/O, just to be friendly and avoid being labelled "suspicious." Some time after this encounter last Friday, I rode an  put-in which hadn't been cleaned before it was laid up after the morning rush and helped the T/O clean out the first car while we were waiting to leave. Being friendly helps avoid being irritated by crew or cops later, and it also helps in and of itself just to be friendly. However, if I'm confronted by a T/O the moment I board and told specifically that photography is illegal, there's not much I can do.
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