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Re: MNRR Zone 5 Ticket |
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Posted by AlM on Wed Oct 16 10:31:04 2019, in response to MNRR Zone 5 Ticket, posted by Jersey Mike on Wed Oct 16 10:18:52 2019. I'd refund it, but the refund fee is practically the same as the cost of the ticket.Yeah, I've made a few donations to the MTA because of that fee. |
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Posted by HART BUS on Wed Oct 16 10:46:11 2019, in response to MNRR Zone 5 Ticket, posted by Jersey Mike on Wed Oct 16 10:18:52 2019. That reminds of the time I was in HS during the mid 1960's. The soda vending machines in the subway cost a dime. A cup, syrup and seltzer were each to come down in that order. Many times it didn't. You had to write a note the company and they would refund your money. But it would cost a $0.04 stamp.Wasn't worth it. |
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Posted by gbs on Thu Oct 17 00:01:33 2019, in response to Re: MNRR Zone 5 Ticket, posted by HART BUS on Wed Oct 16 10:46:11 2019. The Woolworth's on 63 Drive in Rego Park had a similar soda vending machine. For a nickel you could buy a cup of soda, but on many more than one occasion you would watch no cup come down and then the syrup and seltzer would squirt right down the drain. All you could do was watch in surprise and frustration. At many Horn & Hardart automats you would buy a glass of milk by first putting a glass under the spout and then depositing your nickel. Occasionally someone would forget to put the glass in place and after depositing the nickel would watch the milk squirt right down the drain. |
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