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27 Clichéd transfem. Poly cuddle slut. Nonsexual little. Frequent meower. Kinky pervert. I pee myself a lot. I reject my own dignity.
I contribute code somewhere, but I forgot where.
I like to be referred to as "kitten" or "little one". You can do that if you want and it'll make me happy but it's not a requirement (also don't use the latter in adult contexts)
formerly @me@elizabeth.cat
"a pervert who lost control over their life"
Location
Europe
Birthday
1999-03-02
Pronouns
they/them (EN)
Pronounsthey/them, although fem terms are also good
@pietrek oh, the refund from the operator was for the cost of the seat reservation. I will additionally file a claim for those 12€ to interrail, I haven't done that yet, but it'd be independent
@that oh yeah that's also a thing I had happen. on the first train switch after the delayed train, they told me to just go to the next train's interventor, without needing to go to the station to get a new "delayed ticket" printed, and they didn't mind at all. but on the second connection, we did that too (after asking the interventor of the train we were in), and they weren't very happy about it, they told us we should have gone to the station first
@that oh, yeah, I could have done that and even considered it at the moment, but I think it was a good idea I didn't. like, I did get asked for it while speaking to the staff about getting on the next train, beyond that 30min mark, and I feel I'd have risked getting an "oh it says here you cancelled it, so now we don't owe you actually getting you to Mulhouse anymore, even if on a delayed train" answer
I don't think it'd work like that though. like, my reasoning is, an interrail ticket is a valid traveling ticket by itself. but in practice that's not true in France (mostly).
the other day we did the Barcelona - Valence - Mulhouse interrail trip in which the first train was super delayed so we didn't make the connection and were put on a later train.
I made a claim to get our compensation for the first leg of the trip, since it was more than 2h delayed, SNCF is giving us back the 50% of the cost, that is good.
now, have I the right to get anything for the second leg? we were put on a train later so we were able to reach our destination. but afaik, I paid for a seat reservation, and since it was a different, complete train, I didn't get a seat, and thus wasn't provided the actual service I paid for, at all. I only got the transport to my destination, but that could be argued as paid by the interrail ticket
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