@nezzi21 @KateForbesMSP @FionaHyslop Yea. I’m not really interested in the unionist nationalist patter, that’s chat for another time. I’d just like access to the help that’s apparently there for us but seems to be being denied to many it’s meant to support.
@Thelotusroom@scotent@FionaHyslop@scotgov Exactly. I don’t have an online presence I already have my clients who I invoice and that’s proven on the statements I submitted, alongside my UTR proof as requested. I don’t need a website and don’t appear online as a business, but I still pass eligibility.
@SethyAndIKnoIt @FStormdrain @Rothbard1776@realDonaldTrump@BrianKempGA Wow. A photograph of two signatures. Some one should submit this evidence for judicial review, it seems quite clearly to be the smoking gun that will uncover the many millions of incidences that took place over only a few specific states but stole an entire election.
Idiots.
@LucasForrest3@jomcd70 Come on now, you really need to take a long hard look at yourself in the mirror and ask if you are proud the person you’ve grown in to.
Conspiracy theories over ice machines? It was staff on minimum wage devastated by being scapegoated. Get a grip.
@ScotRail Of course. Because that would be a risk to passenger safety.
So wouldn’t it then be safer to redeploy conductors who have face covering exemptions to NOT on the front line?
You can keep ignoring the logic and repeating the bit about exemptions but it is a fair question..
@ScotRail Wow. That’s a really ridiculous response.
Obviously I wasn’t suggesting ‘banning people with disabilities’ from your trains, but given current Scottish government advice - should you be deploying conductors on your trains who can’t adhere to the rules they’re expected to uphold?
@ScotRail Yea well I will if I get a chance next time.
So just to check, you’re cool putting conductors on relatively packed trains who are exempt from wearing a mask? So they can freely pick up and spread any virus throughout the carriages they pass through..?
You think that’s sound?
@ScotRail I definitely would but I’ve only seen her once she moves at lightning speed, and conductors in general are like snow leopards on yer trains these days..
What should I say to her if I get a chance to? Any tips?
@ScotRail 2220 back from Edinburgh to Glasgow not even your conductor’s wearing a mask..
She’s flying up the aisles with a multicoloured scarf wrapped round her neck barely covering her chin never mind mouth and nose.
S’that aboot?
Also like 20% of this train have masks on.
@ScotRail Hello Scotrail. I forgot to bring cloths so I used a clean face mask that’s band snapped off trying to put it on, with some antibac spray.
This is what came off the table. You at all concerned with cleanliness on your trains..? Because this is wild.
@ScotRail And they’ll know that themselves. ‘Where possible’ invites ‘anti-mask’ clowns to decide for themselves when and where it’s ‘not possible’ They could say ‘Unless exempt’ or something less open to interpretation? Train last night almost no one was wearing one.
@ScotRail What’s going on?
Work all day in Edinburgh, finish at 8 o’clock and I can’t get a train until half 10?
Absolute clown show. Is there a replacement bus/taxis?
@scoty1234 Well you can’t actually fly from Edinburgh to any of the 29 stops between there and Helensburgh, so that’s just silly Scott. I would expect them to be able to give me their policy on alternative transport before wasting any more of my onward journey, though..