Aight, so the LIRR strike done over. They got they bread, I guess, but don't get it twisted, this ain't a W for us regular folks. Remember them three days when errbody was stranded? That wasn't a good look, but these corporations don't care about us.

These MFs at the MTA, they always tryna play us, man. They cave to the unions, then turn around and hit us with higher fares. Straight up jacking us for our hard-earned money. Ain't nothin' changed. Same game, different day. Now, they about to squeeze every dime they can out of us to cover these raises. Bet.

They callin' these LIRR workers 'essential' now, huh? Where was all that love when people lost they jobs? Now that it impacts their pockets, suddenly everybody essential. Don't fall for that BS. They always tryna manipulate us. Keep your eyes open.

We gotta remember this next time they come asking for more money. Remember the struggle, remember how they treat us. They ain't on our side, they on their own. They claim that they are for the community, but do they actually care?

This is a reminder that we gotta stick together and look out for each other. 'Cause ain't nobody else gonna do it for us. We gotta hold these corporations accountable and fight for what's right. Straight up.

The LIRR is back runnin', but don't think this is over. The game just started. Watch how they try to play us. Stay woke, fam.

Summary: LIRR workers got raises after the strike, but the MTA will likely raise fares for the community, the usual suspect.

Category: Economy

imageQuery: LIRR union contract