@KellermanFaxx@MTA@CNN@nytimes@NYGovCuomo@ABC7NY@GMA They’re not really on a weekend schedule. They are on a whatever they can do schedule. When thousands of employees are out sick or quarantined it’s kinda hard to run a weekday or even a regular weekend schedule. But I do love the @gma lol.
@UltralightReam It looks like they had a car that had poop or throw up in it they had to remove, 2 disruptive passengers and a train who’s emergency breaks were activated
Workers at Amazon warehouses, Whole Foods grocery stores and Instacart food delivery do some of the most important jobs in America.
These wealthy corporations must give them the paid sick leave, safe workplaces, and protective gear they are demanding. https://t.co/QA5WWgh6DI
@Pvymeingold@MTA Ur probably right! Cuz having 500+ confirmed covid cases and 3300+ confirmed quarantined employees (majority being in subways) shouldn’t effect service!!! It doesn’t make sense! Follow the money! Good thing mta doesn’t have paid sick time or this theory would have no legs!
@JRosario155@This_Is_Genesis@MTA Wooooahhhhh 🤯 🤯 🤯 🤯Hottakehottakehottakehottake HOTTTTTT TAAAAKKKKE!!! I’m going to have to go to bed right now I am too overwhelmed by this hot take!!!!!! Certified hot take of the day!!! Thank you for your service, America has one more hot af take and it’s thanks to you!!!
@JRosario155@This_Is_Genesis@MTA Yeah exactly! That’s where the money goes! It could be so easy and cheap to run and maintain a 100+ year old railroad above and below New York City! Where does the money go!?!?! Shouldn’t cost more than a few million a year If it had better management!
@JRosario155@This_Is_Genesis@MTA Wow hot take! You’re right! If the service is horrible now I think it’ll get way better if they have less money! Good point! This is a hot take 👍
@Susan_Tran12@Derrick_NYC@EDSdt1234 Lol there are more train crews than bus operators, track workers, cleaners, train mechanics, bus mechanics, office personnel, station agents.....etc,etc lol. Not true lol
@thebest1ever@NYCTSubway Such a hot take! You’re right now that I’m thinking about it I’ve never seen a black or Hispanic person working in transit, hospitals or police! Never seen it! So yeah that must be what they are saying! Hot take 👍 it’s about race and you proved it!
@jitterbug212@danrivoli@capntransit@MTA Those 1000 plus trips don’t have anything to do with wait times!!! And in addition to your already scorching hot take I also think mta has the antidote and are hoarding it to use with their healthy employees who they’re lying about calling out sick! Hot take +hot take= scorching!
@jitterbug212@danrivoli@capntransit@MTA So if they already before any changes made were down an average of 166 trips a day due to people being sick(a number which is obviously going up) you don’t think that had anything to do with attempting to restructure the day to day schedule? Cuz I don’t! Those liars! I’m with ya!
@jitterbug212@danrivoli@capntransit@MTA So you also read further down where it says over 1000 trips had been cut with people calling out? It’s a scam you’re right. No employees are sick they are sitting around laughing at the public! Right!?!
@jitterbug212@danrivoli@capntransit@MTA Wow very hot take. You’re so right it doesn’t make any sense that they would have a shortage of employees during this time. Makes no sense at all that people who work in the bus and subway would be getting the virus at high rates. Must be lies! They r running less trains for fun!
@SheBreathes@MTA@NYCMayor@NYGovCuomo This is a hot take! Has nothing to do with the fact that there was a fire where a train was destroyed and an employee died about 10 stops away! Or has nothing to do with them being short staffed on drivers and conductors due to the virus! It’s just simple incompetence! That’s it!
That means subway service is far less frequent than usual—on some lines, every 20-30 minutes.
That means some subway lines are running modified service patterns, and you may need to make an additional transfer.
That means you need to plan ahead.