Go transit doesn't tell Super J. what to do. Super J. tells GO Transit.This website is not only read by GO Transit passengers, but also by employees of various transit agencies across Canada and the US, members of the media and enjoys an audience from around the world. Please take that into consideration.
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To be fair, his foot is on the wall, and his leg is on a seat, in an otherwise empty looking coach.
ReplyDeleteIntegrity and playing by the rules is something you do EVEN when no one is watching.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't matter if the coach is empty. And a dirty foot on the wall means whoever sits in that seat that faces outward could be wearing a white jacket that could get dirty but then again, if it's Super Jesus, he doesn't have dirty shoes.
Could really use Super J's power to remove a hydro pole that fell on the track delaying all trains to 'Shwah and the F'ville
ReplyDeleteHonestly I do this. I put my feet up. However, I lift up the padded seat. They are all attached by velcrove. So it's not getting the seats dirty. It's not hurting anything or anyone. When people board the train I put my feet down put the seat back until I know no one is going to sit there.
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