kooky T drivers
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davis_squareCertain train drivers have distinctive voices. Lately I've been noticing this one guy's voice - deep and authoritative, but with a sly sense of humor.
Overheard a few days ago:
"I notice some people are leaning against the train doors."
(A bad idea for a number of reasons, right?)
"Remember, the train IS a machine... and machines do MALFUNCTION."
Anyone else have anecdotes of MBTA employees with a sense of humor?
Overheard a few days ago:
"I notice some people are leaning against the train doors."
(A bad idea for a number of reasons, right?)
"Remember, the train IS a machine... and machines do MALFUNCTION."
Anyone else have anecdotes of MBTA employees with a sense of humor?
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Date: 2005-09-24 12:07 am (UTC)My favorite was a female announcer who once screwed up some announcer and she started laughing and said something like sorry folks, it's Monday morning. Everyone laughed. I like when they do stuff like that.