It’ll cost $9 each time. They’re raising money for the mass transit system by charging specifically those people who don’t use the mass transit system and that feels really unfair to me.

  • @felixwhynot
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    464 days ago

    And you have a car?? In Manhattan??? Are you made of money?

    • Scrubbles
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      164 days ago

      Right?! I know several people in Manhattan (who are pretty well off tbh), and even they don’t own a car. Why would you in Manhattan?!? How privileged does this person have to be? People are unable to afford groceries right now and they’re complaining that they might have to pay a few bucks because they don’t want to take a train

      • @[email protected]OP
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        -304 days ago

        Those people who can’t afford groceries shouldn’t be complaining either. After all, they’re not literally starving and there are starving children in Africa…

        • @[email protected]
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          163 days ago

          “Starving children in Africa”

          That is a such a classic argument, too bad it is completely idiotic.

          A starving child in Africa would not be helped by sending our food scraps to them, the food would spoil and harm them instead. If the food did make it to Africa without spoiling, it would rightfully be rejected, as an insult to the government and people of these nations.

          But let’s say that the food didn’t spoil and was accepted, it would ruin the local economy. The food would be cheaper than the locally available food, driving farmers out of business, increasing the dependency on food scraps.

          Never make that argument in this context, it just shows how dumb you are.

    • @tomi000
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      83 days ago

      No, just made of privilege