Station Ops strikes again! You see, CJ, it's not just Bus Ops. The dysfunction crosses all lines of business. No one bothers to ask, "How will the paying passenger be affected?" There is no vision of the end result.
Actually, Iona, I suspect that any consideration (doubtful) of how the paying customers would be affected was likely mitigated by the convenience of having all the benches dealt with at once, and the notion that it's not for very long, so who cares?
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ReplyDeletethe expression on the kid's face
I'm thinking it says: 'wtf?'!
ReplyDeleteStation Ops strikes again! You see, CJ, it's not just Bus Ops. The dysfunction crosses all lines of business. No one bothers to ask, "How will the paying passenger be affected?" There is no vision of the end result.
ReplyDeleteActually, Iona, I suspect that any consideration (doubtful) of how the paying customers would be affected was likely mitigated by the convenience of having all the benches dealt with at once, and the notion that it's not for very long, so who cares?
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