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degrees83 wrote:My 1984 big board still says Penn Center Suburban Station as seen in the photo I have attached.some conductors still call it Penn Center Suburban Station
zebrasepta wrote:Wait till the (inevitable) renaming purchase by Comcast.degrees83 wrote:My 1984 big board still says Penn Center Suburban Station as seen in the photo I have attached.some conductors still call it Penn Center Suburban Station
JeffK wrote:"Next up, Comcast Station! We will be arriving between 9 am and 4 pm to serve you. We cannot promise a more specific arrival time. If you wish to know more about the status of this train please contact Comcast's customer service department."Loving it!
Clearfield wrote: Does anyone REALLY believe that the company that owns NBC, Universal Studios and the associated theme parks will let anyone (Verizon, etc) put their name on the station their 2 corporate headquarters buildings sit on top of?I hope SEPTA negotiates an appropriate fee for this, including separate charges for each level of the station, higher charges for months 7-12, and arbitrarily high "regular" rates that SEPTA can raise at its whim for months 13-24 of the contract.
Clearfield wrote:That seems a cynical outlook. Wouldn't they add "Your ride is very important to us"?JeffK wrote:"Next up, Comcast Station! We will be arriving between 9 am and 4 pm to serve you. We cannot promise a more specific arrival time. If you wish to know more about the status of this train please contact Comcast's customer service department."Loving it!
ExCon90 wrote:That seems a cynical outlook. Wouldn't they add "Your ride is very important to us"?Shouldn't it be "Please hold, we're very important to you...."?
Clearfield wrote:Ever try calling septa customer service Saturday evening?ExCon90 wrote:That seems a cynical outlook. Wouldn't they add "Your ride is very important to us"?Shouldn't it be "Please hold, we're very important to you...."?
