30 Responses to ** More PATH mismanagement **

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1. 21. CreativeAngel | December 2nd, 2008 at 6:24 pm

   Stpaddygirl wrote:

   Ditto pass out on the street where people can just step over you seriously. I don’t have any issues on my PATH to WTC there is a seat everyday now and I have room to drink my Dunkin Donuts coffee of course holding empty cup until arriving at work - no need for trash cans.

   No periods?!?!

2. 22. CreativeAngel | December 2nd, 2008 at 6:24 pm

   I take that back– there are two periods… when there should be about five!

3. 23. Renegade | December 3rd, 2008 at 12:39 am

   mikey578041 wrote:

   I was on the next train, we had to bypass christopher get off at 9th and back one because of a medical emergency which turned out to be that girl…. The trains are ridiculously hot but as someone who used to ride NJ Transit everyday before moving to Hoboken, the PATH is very reliable in comparison.

   That guy at the turnstile (I call him fist pound guy)is pretty funny with some of the shit he says in the morning. He emphatically says “thirsty thursday people get your drink on” or some variation every thursday morning.

   The fist pound guy is a security guard named earl Jones

4. 24. Renegade | December 3rd, 2008 at 12:42 am

   When im the conductor on the train me and my engineer turn the heat off because it prevents sleepers.btw this is rocker just forgot my password and email address was old so couldn’t retrieve my sn

5. 25. Colin | December 3rd, 2008 at 1:13 pm

   chrisroach wrote:

   Colin wrote:

   Garbage cans are where people who are up to no good plant explosives

   Then why are there garbage cans in movie theaters, airport terminals (outside security), malls, stadiums, arenas, etc?

   Town Drunk wrote:

   there is also no eating or drinking on the path or in path stations, so need for garbage cans is limited.

   So why no garbage cans near the entrance as a friendly reminder of this prohibition?

   Can’t say for sure. It can be very crowded on a train platform and there are no security checks to get to that point. At the crowded section of an airport or stadium you need to get passed security. I just remember when I was in France in 1997 and the garbage cans were sealed shut in the train stations I was in. Lots of garbage piled high around

   iht.com/articles/ap/2007/10/26/euro...r-Attacks.php?WT.mc_id=rssap_europe

6. 26. HomeTeam | December 3rd, 2008 at 2:28 pm

   There are see-through garbage cans in the train station…seems like they could install two in the PATH station. Say one next to the “Hey she looks cute so we’ll make her open her bag” keystone cop security.

7. 27. strand tramp | December 3rd, 2008 at 3:56 pm

   BTW, the Port Authority received NO bids from investment banks to underwrite a new issue. none. was expected to be a $300 million 3yr issue. no interest. nothing.
   it isn’t getting any better folks.

8. 28. Katie_Scarlett | December 3rd, 2008 at 4:27 pm

   strand tramp wrote:

   BTW, the Port Authority received NO bids from investment banks to underwrite a new issue. none. was expected to be a $300 million 3yr issue. no interest. nothing.
   it isn’t getting any better folks.

   That’s very very bad. Oddly, most people on here are more worried about making sure the “rich” take a hit and have no concept of what any of the financial stuff you post means.

9. 29. strand tramp | December 3rd, 2008 at 4:45 pm

   good point KS. let’s try this; Once upon a time there was a magic train that went under a river. then there was no money. the end.

10. 30. Katie_Scarlett | December 3rd, 2008 at 5:18 pm

    strand tramp wrote:

    good point KS. let’s try this; Once upon a time there was a magic train that went under a river. then there was no money. the end.

    I’m still laughing about this. I have my mother laughing about it with me. Nice job!

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