As one could only reasonably assume, the latest problem to behoove the MBTA to take its opening batch of new Orange Line trains is going to take longer to fix than the but several days originally projected. How much longer, however, was not projected.
The MBTA thus enjoyed an unexpected respite from the usual well-deserved umbrage from commuters when a City of Boston Water and Sewer truck full of gravel overturned inside of the O’Neall Tunnel during the height of the all but invariably ugly Monday morning commute.
At the same time, however, researchers could not explain why Massachusetts’ infamous masshole drivers drive all manner of rides and most especially beaters …
Passengers were ecstatic when it re-opened in August after a twenty months long closure during construction. Then it rained and leaks resulted in the station’s floors becoming dangerously slippery.
“Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I’m not concerned about that now. I just want to do God’s will…”
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