Some luck, for once.

[Gray]

I know nobody wants to read walls of text so I'll just cut it short.

My bus-card fucked up, there was no evidence it ever existed in their system either, got me kicked off a bus a few days ago.
Told them I couldn't get home without it, they "re-instated" what I said the old expiration date was. Or so I thought.

I was suppose to re-fill the card today on the bus, pulled it, worked, asked if he could check the expiration date.
Now, I have free trips until 2015-10-13.

Thanks to the girl in the reception that accidentally altered the years without noticing, or if she did.
Anyway, thanks unknown girl and thanks karma.

Now, give me a break more often and we'll have an understanding.

[Assistive]

Sorry you have to ride a bus.

[HeroicXPharaoh]

Good for you?

[Gray]

Sorry you have to ride a bus.

Swedish bus-connections and the buses in general is a whole lot better than the ones in the U.S.
Not saying I enjoy riding the bus, but it beats car in the sense of cost.

[Black]

Way to be Eco-friendly

[Predator]

Good for you man! You really deserve it!

[Vicarious]

Swedish bus-connections and the buses in general is a whole lot better than the ones in the U.S.
Not saying I enjoy riding the bus, but it beats car in the sense of cost.

same here in germany. although they dont really control the tickets...

[Gray]

same here in germany. although they dont really control the tickets...

Not here either, but they have a new system causing problems.
It's a magnetic reader that checks your card for "installed" buscard magnetic strips.

Rarely they control the actual ticket, either way. You have to pay.
They've gotten better at that.

[BoxHead1080]

That's why I have a car, No bus BS.

[Vicarious]

Not here either, but they have a new system causing problems.
It's a magnetic reader that checks your card for "installed" buscard magnetic strips.

Rarely they control the actual ticket, either way. You have to pay.
They've gotten better at that.

Well, seems like germany doesnt think this far

[Gray]

Well, seems like germany doesnt think this far

It's probably a pricey upgrade for the buses and a bunch of new systems and probably a few new employees too much for the economy.
I'm not quite sure about the wealth status comparison between Sweden and Germany.

[Bernard]

Congratz?

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Free bus rides? fuck yea

[Snake]

what
free fucking bus rides?
let me share identities with you

[Gray]

Congratz?

To sum it up economic wise.
Our currency is called kronor, or SEK.

A bus-card month costs about 800SEK, which leads me to have saved a total of 19200SEK if it stays working as is.

Free bus rides? fuck yea

19200SEK worth of bus-rides, can't complain.

what
free fucking bus rides?
let me share identities with you

It doesn't even have a name on it, so it's a golden card for anyone that has it.