First Class Journey

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Some day in last week, as usual i came and waited in the footboard of the emu to get down in tambaram station, ofcourse in running. Before that i would like to share some check lists on "guidelines to become a first class passenger". But i will share this in another article.

It is not a strange thing that flying squad will check the tickets in the first class. That day too, it happened. I am one of the most suspected because of my appearance and look in the first class and everyone will scrutinize me including the co-passengers. Even i wear GOLD STRAPPED watch and owning MOTORAZR V8, having a tall friend with me accompanying, i rather we always fail to live upto the status of first class passengers.

I showed the ticket to that squad member. He just went with ok manner. The very next day, when i talked with my friend muthu in tea time, i used the back side of the season ticket to note a telephone number for him. Something striked me. Then i came to know that i had taken the season for this month on 17th and didnt kept in the right place of my purse. Suddenly i realised that the squad who checked my out dated season ticket also failed to note that. How come this happens? All we need is "FC" in the season ticket, and dont mind about the from and to date in that ticket.
Want to try next time. To tell you something, i decided to keep the same old outdated season ticket till this month end, to check those flying squad.

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