Today was another normal day. I went on with my life as I do any other Wednesday morning. Wake up, Get dressed, eat, and walk to the B12 in Brooklyn, NY. But this morning I heard something that made me chuckle. A MTA worker drove pass me and told me to move away from the bus station. I thought he was being arrogant so I moved a little. Then he told me all of the NYC bus stations are equipped with cameras in which you are being watched. Sounds good for someone who rides the bus after dark, but no. I was on my cellphone and he told me to move away from the bus station or else I could be fined $1,000.
He said its producing radiation and I could be giving someone radiation. So the cameras are there to document you on the phone. its scans your phone, tells who you were on the phone with, what time and how long. Isn’t this something? Someone comes to your home and presents you the fine of $1,000, as if the economy isnt doing bad now. If you try to deny it your phone will get confiscated as if you where in high school. Have you every seen a MTA cleaning truck? They drive around and clean the bus stations. They are also equipped with a camera. The man told me he would have taken a picture of me, but his camera was frozen. Thank God for cold freezing weather. But he said he would have just warned me.
Smoking, eating or drinking will gain you a $150 ticket as well. If you would like to use you phone, smoke, eat, or drink you have to move away from the bus station. I personally think this is just a way for you to miss the bus. I am currently researching more on this topic.
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