[xxxtentacion]

Mine was a $900 OMEN X 35" monitor. Talked to a nice Indian man on HP support, organized a warranty exchange to a drop, and convinced the UPS woman that HP agreed to give me a 35 inch behemoth for the 19" crap I was giving her.

So I guess that answers both questions in my case.

[mo25]

(1). A video camera/camcorder a few years ago, worth around 1k using the DNA.

(2). Everyday, by getting free public transport. I always carry a ticket (with a few dollars added), but never swipe when boarding. When the ticket Inspectors jump on, I make sure I'm standing with the ticket clearly visible In one hand, and I'm (seemingly) having a huge argument over the phone.
The visible ticket Is a representation of validity, and the argument Is a deterrent not to approach me.

Reminds me of back in the day when I use to take the commuter train. If you go on at a nonunderground station you could easily get on a cart that wasn't where the conductor was to scan your ticket.

[mothered]

(1). A video camera/camcorder a few years ago, worth around 1k using the DNA.

(2). Everyday, by getting free public transport. I always carry a ticket (with a few dollars added), but never swipe when boarding. When the ticket Inspectors jump on, I make sure I'm standing with the ticket clearly visible In one hand, and I'm (seemingly) having a huge argument over the phone.
The visible ticket Is a representation of validity, and the argument Is a deterrent not to approach me.

Public transport? I don't know why, but after reading this forum I pictured you commuting in a SE'd Lambo while listening to Gangsta's Paradise .

Hilarious.

That's only one SE example IRL. I've done many but given this Is consistent on a daily basis, I thought I'd prioritize It over the others.

[mollynation]

I have been SE over 6 months of public transport aswell.

Whe have an check in system, buy ticket in machine or app.

our app make you put in all your information and only 1 click away from purchase.
If the road is clear, dont buy, if they come in, then you will order one valid ticket in 2 seconds.
Ive saved around 800$ atleast.

In denmark we got underground service aswell, so you will always be able to buy one right away.
Metro is always full, so they wont check you right away (gives u a little time of the time left on ticket to make it more likely u just bought)

[Circular]

I have been SE over 6 months of public transport aswell.

Whe have an check in system, buy ticket in machine or app.

our app make you put in all your information and only 1 click away from purchase.
If the road is clear, dont buy, if they come in, then you will order one valid ticket in 2 seconds.
Ive saved around 800$ atleast.

In denmark we got underground service aswell, so you will always be able to buy one right away.
Metro is always full, so they wont check you right away (gives u a little time of the time left on ticket to make it more likely u just bought)

Samme her

Same aswell