First time visit to NYC
Apr 22nd, 2013, 01:50 PM
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Not on the "Metro" they don't.
It's better not to have people wandering the streets asking for the wrong thing - or they might be sent to Grand Central - for Metro North - or to the Metro sub shop.
This is like people who ask for Greenwich when they mean Greenwich Village - they need to be corrected to avoid confusion - or they can end up in CT.
Why promote confusion with incorrect terminology?
It's better not to have people wandering the streets asking for the wrong thing - or they might be sent to Grand Central - for Metro North - or to the Metro sub shop.
This is like people who ask for Greenwich when they mean Greenwich Village - they need to be corrected to avoid confusion - or they can end up in CT.
Why promote confusion with incorrect terminology?
Apr 22nd, 2013, 01:55 PM
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Oh, I have no problem with clarifying the difference between the subway and the non-existant 'metro'.
You are misleading others as you continually write that staying outside of the city is a PITA for visitors. It isn't. Nope. Not really. It isn't.
I am assured that few truly 'lost people' will end up in CT.
You are misleading others as you continually write that staying outside of the city is a PITA for visitors. It isn't. Nope. Not really. It isn't.
I am assured that few truly 'lost people' will end up in CT.
Apr 28th, 2013, 06:31 PM
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Ye, no "Metro" in NYC, but why is it called the "Metro Card"? huh? go figure it out.
BTW, dont ask to eat a subway
PS: perhaps the Metro as in city card?
PSS: the so-called subway is above ground mostly in Brooklyn.
BTW, dont ask to eat a subway
PS: perhaps the Metro as in city card?
PSS: the so-called subway is above ground mostly in Brooklyn.
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