Does anyone have a timetable for..
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Surely timetables for public transport are easily found in this day and age. Have you considered checking on the internet, perhaps using one of the many new and exciting search engines that are available? They really are quite something, and fast too! You could have your answer in literally seconds!
Another option is to speak to friends and colleagues who may be familiar with this bus if both it and they are local. Maybe they've been on it or know someone who has been on it? Maybe they're even the driver! Now, wouldn't that be something?
My final suggestion is to to go to your local bus depot. Speak to the manager there and explain that the bus you're waiting for is 12 years late. That has surely got to be some kind of record! Be polite but firm and explain that you expect the bus to arrive before the end of this year. Also ask for a paper copy of the time table; take this home and place it (using magnets, how do they work?) on to your fridge door. This will serve as a useful reminder every time you go to the fridge to remove milk, vegetables, butter, cheese, cooked meats and delicious chilled beverages.
Good luck and let us know how you get on.
Another option is to speak to friends and colleagues who may be familiar with this bus if both it and they are local. Maybe they've been on it or know someone who has been on it? Maybe they're even the driver! Now, wouldn't that be something?
My final suggestion is to to go to your local bus depot. Speak to the manager there and explain that the bus you're waiting for is 12 years late. That has surely got to be some kind of record! Be polite but firm and explain that you expect the bus to arrive before the end of this year. Also ask for a paper copy of the time table; take this home and place it (using magnets, how do they work?) on to your fridge door. This will serve as a useful reminder every time you go to the fridge to remove milk, vegetables, butter, cheese, cooked meats and delicious chilled beverages.
Good luck and let us know how you get on.
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