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chongo_gedman t1_jd3c45n wrote

the point is moot: they can't even maintain the whole system or stop people drinking/doing drugs inside of stations, so they sure as hell aren't going to police people bringing animals on trains

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RailRoad_Candy t1_jd3ct1e wrote

Having a dog punch a grumpy on the T is just the Cherry on Top of the entire T experience.

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Conan776 t1_jd3d42y wrote

How am I supposed to deal with the T without my emotional support rhino?

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jonlb87 t1_jd3g3v2 wrote

Shouldn’t they focus on the T actually working first ?

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mpjjpm t1_jd3k0uk wrote

Pets are already allowed on the T, they just need to be leashed or in a carrier.

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NEU_Throwaway1 t1_jd3lkc1 wrote

The last few times I've taken the subway, the animals are definitely better behaved and less likely to attack me.

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psychicsword t1_jd3rijl wrote

I store all of my pet rats on the T. Where do you expect that I should move them if they were banned?

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Silverline_Surfer t1_jd405p2 wrote

I’d actually be willing to pay more for my fare if it included the spectacle of getting to watch Mr. T fight a buffalo on the train.

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