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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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- booked the infamous Interrail paper ticket
- booked the van to move to Barcelona next week
- my wallet hurts
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@kitten what's the infamous paper ticket
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@alina well

it's just the Interrail paper ticket
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@alina like, I'd very much prefer to just use the mobile ticket. but since I need to buy it through Renfe to get a discount, and they only sell the paper version...
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Gaelan Steele @Gaelan@cathode.church
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@kitten hey paper interrail is fun!
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@Gaelan but one gotta wait for the pass to be delivered, and carry it, and amending mistakes on the stuff one has to write is a pain
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Gaelan Steele @Gaelan@cathode.church
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@kitten never said it was practical

especially in the UK, where we can only get paper interrails with a start date printed on (unlike mobile tickets you can stash and start whenever)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@Gaelan oh yeah same here. they're a cute concept tho I agree
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@kitten @Gaelan how to confuse Western European railway staff: show up with a paper Interrail and paper reservations, none of which has a code to scan.
(The people at the boarding gate in Chamartín had to call for help because they didn’t know what to do with our tickets - that was when they accused my gf of fraud because why is she traveling with a German ticket when she clearly has a Spanish name and Madrid dialect
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Gaelan Steele @Gaelan@cathode.church
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@lis paper interrail in the UK was fun

rections I got include:
* LNER guard in training, who had to have his instructor explain it (probably a good example!)
* Lumo staff: "oh it's one of those!"
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