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It's pretty simple, be aware of your surroundings. In crowded conditions keep your crap in your pockets and jam your hands into your pockets! You see somebody weird coming near you, move away! Which at the Jackson Red line is a lot of people. Wait until you get in your seat to play with your *bleep* cellphone! It's called your imagination, utilize it for a few minutes so you don't flash your gadgets at would-be-robbers.
ReplyDeletethis is why i haven't been on a cta train in over 10 years.
ReplyDeleteTrains are like the worst place to expose your high tech stuff. Spend the extra time and take a bus, it's safer and don't hold your breath thinking the CTA will address this issue...they'd rather update the stores at the stations.
ReplyDeleteIf you have to take the train, pick a car with a lot of people on it, don't sit by the exit door with your stuff out and look up every now and again to see what's happening around you.
When you own a monopoly, you can do whatever you want. :-)
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