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The ones who missed out at my panel at Ponycon 2015.
The ideas for the "Sea Beach Line Incident" was develop way back during my high school times, somewhere around 11th grade or so. Originally, the story and the subway line I was chosen wasn't the N train. It was the 7 train, the Flushing Line. I was going to feature the famous Redbirds on the line, but however I dropped the idea because I didn't have much characters and story development for it. I didn't like to create more characters because it took too much time, also I don't have a character who would be the hero for the story at chasing scene and I don't like making up one. I never drew the cover nor a page of it. However, I never forgotten this idea and I still coming up the better ways to make it. Not until I got into this fandom....
I have to give it a big thanks for my NYC Bronies Group. When the time my friend from tumblr introduce me to this group, I've got to meet new people and made new friends. When the time I was working on "Twilight Sparkle and the Big City" only 8 pages in, that's the time where I get to know Karen, she's the Co-organizer of NYC Bronies Group and Ponycon. Not for long she knows that I'm a train buff, she told me; "My husband drives the subway!" I was like; "Really?! Which line he drives on?" "He drives the N train." She replied. For a week or two had gone past, the ideas for the comic started to come back to me. All of the sudden, BOOM! The "Sea Beach Line Incident" was created! I even have a hero for the story! A great big thanks to Karen and Mikey, if it wasn't for them, this comic wouldn't have been made! Mikey will be the hero for this story!
Side Note:
I know the N train every well in Brooklyn while I was growing up as a kid, me and my grandfather used to traveled a lot to 8th Ave and Bay Parkway to buy groceries and dining in restaurants. As I got older, I started to know the line better. Plus, I've got a great scene for the comic for a train chase. It'll be awesome!
The ideas for the "Sea Beach Line Incident" was develop way back during my high school times, somewhere around 11th grade or so. Originally, the story and the subway line I was chosen wasn't the N train. It was the 7 train, the Flushing Line. I was going to feature the famous Redbirds on the line, but however I dropped the idea because I didn't have much characters and story development for it. I didn't like to create more characters because it took too much time, also I don't have a character who would be the hero for the story at chasing scene and I don't like making up one. I never drew the cover nor a page of it. However, I never forgotten this idea and I still coming up the better ways to make it. Not until I got into this fandom....
I have to give it a big thanks for my NYC Bronies Group. When the time my friend from tumblr introduce me to this group, I've got to meet new people and made new friends. When the time I was working on "Twilight Sparkle and the Big City" only 8 pages in, that's the time where I get to know Karen, she's the Co-organizer of NYC Bronies Group and Ponycon. Not for long she knows that I'm a train buff, she told me; "My husband drives the subway!" I was like; "Really?! Which line he drives on?" "He drives the N train." She replied. For a week or two had gone past, the ideas for the comic started to come back to me. All of the sudden, BOOM! The "Sea Beach Line Incident" was created! I even have a hero for the story! A great big thanks to Karen and Mikey, if it wasn't for them, this comic wouldn't have been made! Mikey will be the hero for this story!
Side Note:
I know the N train every well in Brooklyn while I was growing up as a kid, me and my grandfather used to traveled a lot to 8th Ave and Bay Parkway to buy groceries and dining in restaurants. As I got older, I started to know the line better. Plus, I've got a great scene for the comic for a train chase. It'll be awesome!
We Move NYC!
These are old videos of our old retired buses and trains. However this doesn't mean the job is any different. It's still the same as it is. Want to know how we roll? Watch these vids! Buses: Trains:
Traumatized
This may be the sensitive subject but this must go out to the world to let everyone know that this job as a bus operator or even train operator can be the most traumatizing thing you can ever experienced. First off, many you know that New York City has a population of 8 million. Who moves the city? We do. We move everyone we even helped so many lives and businesses grow. It's a very stressful job, I easily moved 300 passengers in my working week. Sometimes can be more than 300 sometimes 500 tops. The things I've seen and experienced just about 16 months on the job is outrages. How can so many people would abuse the system like attacking a transit staff for what? Waited too long? The train got too crowed? You missed the bus because the operator didn't saw you are running to the bus? These stories isn't made up... you can't even believe how the public treats us. We run the system 24 hours every single day and yet they all don't want to wait for another 10 minutes for the next train or
How Thankless We Are
I'm writing this because just to show you all how thankless we are. Many of us as public transport workers do our part to keep New York City moving 24/7. We never got the respect we deserve and that's okay. No one's perfect, the system itself isn't perfect. That's why lots of New Yorkers will always look at us and say the New York City Transit is full of degusting degenerates people working for the city. We get tons of hate from the public and no matter how good the system is, people will look at us and hates us. However, without us... no one can get to school, go to work, helping businesses, no Night Life, there will be no city life to be! We make that happen! Many people failed to realized that. I remember the transit strike the whole city went into panic, no one can get to work, no one can go to school, no nothing. Everything became into a standstill. New Yorkers, you need us, stop complaining and making threats to the system just because you missed the train or bus or some
Missing Scheduled Buses and Late Buses
I should talk about this whole thing since everyone keeps wondering and asking why buses are late and why aren't on the schedule even it suppose to be. It's going to be a list full of explanation. Missing Buses Ever wondered, if you're waiting for the 8:45 bus on your stop and it never showed up until the next scheduled bus came at 8:55? It means by many things, it could be that operator didn't came to work because of sick, or selected for medical or random drug screen, or got no one to cover that run. If we get selected for medical or random drug screen, that's the transit decision it's not up to the operator. He or she has to go to the transit medical center to get checked. This is for safety reason too and it does sounds a little weird but this whole system of random checks it started back in the 90s because of the 14th Street subway wreck. The Motorman was under the influence while he was operating the train killing 5 people and injured more than 200 passengers. The transit
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