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2. [+5624] Just a small shit
3. [+4811] This IQ... people working in hospitals can’t see doctors then? If you sell rice, you can't eat rice then? What kind of logic is this?
4. [+3526]If passengers need to buy tickets, does this mean staffs don’t have to?
-[+6852] So the police doesn’t need to pay for the petrol their police cars use?-[+5174] So the firefighters don’t have to pay for their water?
5. [+1629] I’m not sure about Nanjing trains but Zhengzhou trains forbid staff from sitting while wearing their uniforms. They can sit wearing casual clothes though.
6. [+968] Wearing their uniforms means that they were at work at that time. Being at work means they didn’t pay for their tickets. On the other hand, other passengers paid for their tickets. Of course, they can’t sit then. Just my opinion. Don’t attack me just because you disagree
7. [+924] When I worked as a security personnel, I once sat after work and got scolded. Since then, I dare not sit even when there are available seats... I was actually very tired after standing the entire day at work...
8. [+574] One night on a train in Suzhou, there were many empty seats but a cleaner auntie refused to sit. She said the staff will be fined if they sat. I find it weird. The staff and the passengers are equal, so why can’t she sit?
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