There's a special place in hell (like a burning subway car) for companies like this.
There's a special place in hell (like a burning subway car) for companies like this.
by Brad on April 23, 2008
That company could make a fortune in Boston, I've gotten stuck in the T for like a half hour a few times already this week! I'm not THAT paranoid though.
23 Apr 08 at 2:23pm
@Owen: Yeah. It seems to happen quite a bit in Beantown. Was making my way from the airport back to my apartment on the Orange line two weeks ago. We sat on the rail for nearly 20 minutes. Being after midnight, it added a splash of eeriness to the experience.
23 Apr 08 at 2:33pm
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What a joke.
It's sad because companies like this make money too, they appeal to a certain audience.
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23 Apr 08 at 1:35pm