can you believe the mta's doing this to us 
? a fare hike with subpar service quality? it's like they're trying to nickel and dime us to death 
. i get that costs have to be covered, but what's the point of having better on-time performance if the trains are still infested with rats and construction is a problem everywhere? 
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i feel for people who can't afford the new fare, but it's not just them – it's everyone who relies on public transportation as their primary way to get around. we need better infrastructure and more frequent service, not just some fancy new fare system
. omny might be a step in the right direction, but it's going to take more than just tech fixes to make our transit system reliable again 
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and what about those of us who are trying to make ends meet? i've been on the subway for 50 years and i can tell you that the service has never been better... or worse
. it's time for the mta to prioritize people over profits and figure out a way to make public transportation affordable for everyone 
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? a fare hike with subpar service quality? it's like they're trying to nickel and dime us to death . i get that costs have to be covered, but what's the point of having better on-time performance if the trains are still infested with rats and construction is a problem everywhere? .i feel for people who can't afford the new fare, but it's not just them – it's everyone who relies on public transportation as their primary way to get around. we need better infrastructure and more frequent service, not just some fancy new fare system
. omny might be a step in the right direction, but it's going to take more than just tech fixes to make our transit system reliable again .and what about those of us who are trying to make ends meet? i've been on the subway for 50 years and i can tell you that the service has never been better... or worse
. it's time for the mta to prioritize people over profits and figure out a way to make public transportation affordable for everyone .
. I mean, 50 years of living in NYC and you expect the subway service to still be subpar? That's like me expecting my phone battery to last all day after using it for an hour 
. But seriously, if we're gonna pay $3 for a ticket, shouldn't we have world-class service? I'm not saying it's perfect now, but at least we're seeing some improvements with the on-time performance numbers 
. But for now, I feel for the Sunday morning commuters who have to deal with rats and construction still being an issue 
. The MTA needs to step up its game if they wanna make public transportation more accessible and affordable 
The MTA is really struggling to balance affordability with service quality 
. I mean, $3 is a pretty steep fare increase, especially when you consider that the subway service is still pretty subpar 
. It's like they're investing in better reliability and ridership numbers 
. And don't even get me started on the rats and construction on tracks 