Last
week Tuesday, I left home alone for visiting my brother and in-laws. And I stayed
with them for a long weekend until last night. It was nice.
Here
is my first Mega bus experience after I visited NJ:
My
brother dropped me and his brother-in-law off to NYC bus stations. Before dropping
us off, the traffic in NYC drove us crazy. I was having to wait. And while I
was stuck with traffic, I researched the reason of too much traffic in NYC. It
said that the school and work causes too much traffic and the time occupies between
7:00 AM to 10:00 AM. I wish 9:00 AM, but that is so NYC. The good thing was my
brother finally dropped me off early before attempting to catch the bus at
10:00 AM. And I entered the line of my destination: Washington, DC. However,
the problem was missing the bus. And what was the other reason I missed the bus
at 10:00 AM? My Lord! The bus that scheduled 10:00 AM that I was supposed to
get on. But that bus was parking without showing me where to go. And when that
bus was moving, it started to turn on to where to go. It pisses me off. It
shows No respect for the deaf customers. One staff who worked for Mega Bus told
the customers who were in the line of my destination changed to other line of
Philadelphia. I was like, WTF? It confused me! Would I have to go to
Philadelphia? No, I only go to Washington, DC, period. Oh! I got that! The bus
moves with turning on to where to go, and so I missed the bus at 10:00 AM. Lucky
that the hearing customers could hear and understood where to go. Mine was
NONE! Wow! How rude is that! No respect for it deaf customers. Mega Bus shouldn’t
treat it deaf customers that way. Now time for educating Mega Bus about the
Deaf Culture. Teach Mega Bus how to think of it deaf customers, not just
hearing customers. And show us deaf customers of where it fucking respect. Mega
Bus must treat us deaf customers nicely. Not to show us in the mean way. Now that
I lost one hour and I had to wait for the next bus at 11:00 AM. Smh. Thanks God
that I don’t have to pay extra for missing the bus. They allowed me to enter
the next bus. Whew!
At
11:00 AM, I got on Mega Bus, rode me straight to Washington, DC but stopped by
Newark, Delaware to drop off the students to university and then to Washington,
DC. While I was on that bus, I enjoyed viewing the nature. It was nice.
Off
to Washington Union Station, I was a little inexperienced about how to use MARC
Train to my home. The good thing was I know how to ask assistance. What’s
assistance? The simple answer is Information Center. It’s not that hard to ask.
Perfect! I got on MARC Train. I was happy about MARC Train is thinking of it
deaf customers compare to Mega Bus that does not think of it deaf customers. Whew!
I’m so glad that whoever understand the Deaf Culture. Good job, MARC Train!
Finally,
I got home at 7:00 PM!
