"Fuck the 9-euro ticket": Student comes to the university with a shopping trolley
Created: 11/29/2022, 8:41 p.m
By: Tanja Kipke
It's a sight that you probably don't see every day: a shopping trolley is "parked" next to bicycles in front of the university in Regensburg.
Regensburg – The nine-euro ticket made it easier for many people to choose transport to work, university or even for shopping.
For the way that you might otherwise have walked or cycled, you often used public transport even in the days of cheap tickets.
The ticket hasn't been available for around three months and people seem to be getting creative in their choice of transport.
With the shopping cart to the university?
Strange photo amuses the yodelling community
A Regensburg student discovers a vehicle in the bicycle parking lot in front of the university that is otherwise only known from the supermarket.
He just shared his discovery in the Jodel app, which is known for strange everyday situations.
With the shopping cart to the university?
People got creative in Regensburg.
© Screenshot Jodel
The photo shows a shopping cart next to chained bicycles.
The yodel writes: "Others come to the university by bike".
The picture seems to be well received by the community.
Numerous "voted" the photo up, so it was voted one of the funniest photos of the week.
Every year Regensburg attracts thousands of students. No wonder: Leisure activities and nightlife are attractive. The housing market has it all.
"Fuck the 9-euro ticket, 1€ shopping cart is the new shit"
According to one user, the shopping trolley is an even cheaper transport option than the nine-euro ticket of the time.
He writes: "Fuck the 9-euro ticket, 1-euro shopping cart is the new shit." Another user sees the vehicle as a completely new vehicle.
"It's a four-wheeler," he notes.
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Whether the “owner” of the shopping cart actually drove to the university with the shopping cart remains questionable.
After all, he would also need a person to push the car.
Unless he lives on the mountain, then he could just wheel himself to the university.
The person in question may have left the shopping trolley there for just a short time to do their weekly shopping after the lectures.
What really happened remains a mystery.
(tkip)
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