@PoliticsJOE_UK He just so desperately wants to be funny but he's possibly the most painfully unfunny man on the planet. The cringe when he does anything is unbelievable.
@ZacksJerryRig Jeezo why are so many folk so quick to defend Elon and Tesla? It's just a car company FFS, you know they don't actually give a shit about you? Elon ain't gonna bang you. You mean less than nothing to them.
@theboldyin@ScotRail Mate, it's a post about folk feeling suicidal and letting them know there's always someone to talk to. Not really the place for petty wee digs about a zone card.
@Garry42779@MonicaLennon7@RMTunion the few trains that claim to be driverless in DLR still have a driver present at all times to take over when needed. Under driver only operation they technically don't need a second member of staff on board to operate. With a guard you are guaranteed a second member onboard
@freddiecatmum@ScotRail From age 5 to 15. If traveling with an adult you can add on kids for a quid with a valid adult ticket. Kids for a quid are only available to purchase at a ticket office or on board train.
@MKBHD Why do they need an event for this? Surely if they were ready to deliver, they would just start delivering them. It'll be musk making some bullshit promises that will never come to reality. People need to stop believing this massive grifter.
@IdioticUlt1mara @ScotRail What do you expect them to do when the weather (that they can't control btw) has flooded, damaged and washed away parts of the tracks. Then network rail closes the line to fix said problems. Cannae run a train if there's no track for it to go on.
@BarryMacKayPie Aye scotrail, I know you run trains and have no control over the weather. But why don't you have unlimited busses and staff to work them just waiting at a moment's notice to go out and drive folk about in an amber weather warning? Gee yer head shake pal.
@MelvinSlop @ScotNational You may not care about Scottish history and clearly don't want to learn about it. An historical thing to happen to the people of the Highlands, it drove them from their ancestral homes to bigger cities of the UK and all over the world. Research it and don't be ignorant of history
@MelvinSlop @ScotNational The Highland clearances wasn't thousands of years ago. It happened in 1750-1860. Its an important part of Scottish history. People were essentially forcefully removed from their homes and livelihood to make way for sheep farming. Destroyed large parts of highland communities