I just wonder how the conductor notes whether a digital ticket has been used. I downloaded the app five minutes ago (although it’s apparently been around since January), and happily discovered that NJ Transit actually did a great job! Setting up is simple – just follow the steps at the end of the post. (But let’s be real: normally those guys are pretty nice!) Why, you may ask? Because now NJ Transit offers the MyTix app, where you can easily buy and present train tickets digitally! But the point is I don’t need to worry about that mean ol’ conductor anymore. I wish I could say I learned a lesson that day, but in reality, it seems like every time I need to take the Dinky I’m sprinting over there at the last minute. We slid past him, ignoring his protests and throwing words in his direction about how we couldn’t miss the train, we made these plans a while ago, Matthew you’re so stupid, Ricky no you are. The conductor almost barred our entry, physically. We made it just as the Dinky began to move. Regardless, we sprinted towards the station, under our breaths cursing the Arts & Transit Neighborhood like never before.
But, come on, Ricky didn’t have to show me that stupid Youtube video. Okay, okay, so maybe I could’ve packed my bag more quickly. His long-legged strides weren’t fast enough. My brother Ricky, though more stressed than I was, lagged behind. My backpack bounced left and right on my back, harshly pressing me on with each step.
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