From Linate airport to Milano central station,
I took what Japanese call "limousine," which is actually a shuttle bus.
Usually they sell bus tickets at a kiosk (tabacchi)
But a tabacchi in the airport closed already.
Conveniently, I found an automated ticket-vending machine.
But a man passing by told me that I had to buy a bus ticket directly
from the bus driver and he showed also me the bus to take.
So I went to the bus and offered 5 Euro to the driver.
The driver did not receive my 5 Euro and explained something passionately.
I caught the word "ATM" and guesed that I had to buy a
ticket at the automated ticket-vending machine.
O.K.
I went back to the vending machine and bought a 5 Euro ticket.
When I came back to the bus with a ticket in my hand,
the driver smiled first But then he waggled his head.
He again explained something passionately to me, pointing a logo "ATM"
on his polo shirt.
I understood.
There are two bus companies running a shuttle bus between the airport and
the driver smiled first But then he waggled his head.
He again explained something passionately to me, pointing a logo "ATM"
on his polo shirt.
I understood.
There are two bus companies running a shuttle bus between the airport and
the central station,
The man worked for "ATM" but I had bought a ticket of the other company.
Oh Oh.
The man worked for "ATM" but I had bought a ticket of the other company.
Oh Oh.
OK. he said, and gave me a lift to the station.
Grazie mille !
--To read this post in Japanese, click here.
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