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That could be easily cleared up I guess.
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Actually, thinking of it now. I agree with you. There's no way I'd get off that easy
I hope not. I spoke with the TFL agent and they assured me that nothing would happen. Are they really going to charge two minors? One considerably younger...
Going on the train and spending money on my oyster without permission could be a form of theft. Especially when I have only a little money and,my,travel relies on having that,exact amount of money(as well as paying,for a replacement). I would say that is splitting hairs but it seems akin to...
Ah yeah I can see how people can be confused. None of the explanations are mutually exclusive.
He asked for my oyster card. I said no. We argued for a while. I put in my headphones and started ignoring him. He pulled my oyster out and,tossed,my wallet on me. I didn't go after him because I...
I hope it doesn't. I don't think I've flip-flopped. For all intents and purposes I gave it to him by letting him use it after he took it from my wallet.
I did. I told them it got confiscated due to my cousin using it and he said "no problem".
2) Yes, she knows all about it.
3) Finally, I'm never giving anyone my oyster card ever again. That was the first and last time
He took it (snatched it after a long argument about it and tossed,my wallet to me), I went "#&%@ it" and let him. So I guess I have it to him in that sense.
Yes it was. This has never happened before
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Btw, is the any chance of getting my oyster back
New Post: I called them up and got issued a replacement. They said there's no problem and that they'd reinstate the discounts etc.
I'm guessing...
He wasn't supposed to have my oyster. He had been badgering me all morning for it. He took it from my wallet and I forgot to r retrieve it. Then he got on a train to Barking,for,some reason. A 14 year old on a train without supervision and no one knowing where he was(a different matter entirely)
No not the prison sentence. I want my oyster back, that's all. Also, he wasn't supposed to be in the overground in the first place. He was supposed to be taking a walk to a pound shop or something(that's what he told us)
I have. This is quite a quandary. Saying he took it without permission because he assumed it was a regular oyster and he doesn't live in London should,mitigate it right? Because that's true. I gave it to him in that I knew he had taken it but didn't go get it from him instantly. He's already...
If I call them up tomorrow and explain it can I get off with a fine? (Perhaps saying he took my oyster without permission). I'm really bummed about this.
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