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Re: the Trolley Museum of New York-The climb upward towards Respectibility |
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Posted by ren on Fri Aug 26 21:54:32 2016, in response to Re: the Trolley Museum of New York-The climb upward towards Respectibility, posted by ENY Blitz 5107 on Fri Aug 26 21:07:22 2016. Nope.And you still don't get it. You still can't grasp why nobody wants to go there. I am very glad I am no longer involved in the volunteering effort. I thought I would miss it, but then I realized there is nothing productive to miss other than hanging out. I spent LOTS of money and many hours of my time going up there and attempting to help and I now see it was all a colossal waste. That place is too far gone to be helped by volunteers. That is what happens when you let cliques run the show. One more thing: McGinty and at least three others who are involved up there at TMNY are current or former transit employees who make (or made) six figures annually. There is one person there who retired from transit recently who made $140k in their last year with the MTA and is now helping themselves to a nice fat pension. Remember that when you think about contributing a donation. All the expenses are paid at TMNY by these individuals who collectively pass the hat around among themselves to pay for the utilities and other expenses, and believe me those expenses are not paid for from members' dues. This will be my last post here about TMNY. I am finished with this garbage. But in closing, I would like to point out that here is a tool company called GRAINGER. They have a slogan: "For the ones who get it done". That slogan is the very antithesis of what goes on up there. |
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