ShA passenger on the Barcelona Metro in Spain took to social media to complain after finding a large cockroach in one of the carriages. Transporte Metropolitano de Barcelona (TMB) responded with sarcasm to the complaint.
The woman shared a photo of the insect on social media and left a question for TMB. “I would like to know if my friend here paid for the ticket,” the woman wrote in the post.
According to La Vanguardia, among the various responses was that of the TMB, which recalled that “children under four years of age are exempt from having a transport ticket. All other passengers must have an appropriate and valid ticket”. The TMB also left its “regards” to the passenger.
I wonder if your friend paid the bill. @TMBinfo #Metro BCN pic.twitter.com/j6RNtAlGj2
– Raquel (@deepbrowneyes) June 26, 2024
It should be noted that one of the most common complaints from users of public transport in Barcelona is the cleanliness and maintenance conditions of the facilities.
Hi, Raquel. Children under the age of four are exempt from receiving a transportation ticket. All other passengers must have an appropriate and authenticated transportation ticket. regards. pic.twitter.com/vg9pjY6HOT
—TMBinfo (@TMBinfo) June 26, 2024
The passenger’s post also received several comments. “I think she’s the one who came into my house yesterday, she was bigger than my dog,” one netizen said. “You throw her slippers and she throws them back at you,” another joked. “He had a moustache bigger than Dali,” another commenter said.
Read also: New radars in Portugal… have already become news in Spain
Download our free app.
Consumer’s Choice for the eighth consecutive year in online journalism and the 2024 Producer of the Year.
*Study by e Netsonda, November. And ten. Product of the Year 2023 – pt.com
“Writer. Analyst. Avid travel maven. Devoted twitter guru. Unapologetic pop culture expert. General zombie enthusiast.”
