u/Altruistic-Bluejay7

I don’t know if they will see it but I just really appreciate so many people who helped me on the city to surf shuttle bus back to Perth today.
The run was a lot and I thought I was fine but I got very dizzy and weak as we were getting close to the bus port. I was trying to hold myself up because I thought I was going to just collapse or faint and then it felt like I blinked and looked up to see all these concerned faces looking back. A very nice girl held my hand tightly to help keep me up and then others were clearing a seat for me to sit down, and then when we got to the bus port, someone let an officer know. I think I just needed fresh air because I felt okay once I got outside. It was a scary (and embarrassing) moment for me that so many kind strangers helped me through. I got home safe, been resting and hydrating and yeah feeling very thankful to the people of Perth.
Also shout out to anyone who made signs and cheered everyone on. Was so encouraging and helped me get through those hills and to the finish line

Was confused how Andrew got so many points in the first question and they didn’t explain how the scoring worked before

Random question. Was coming on the bus earlier today and at a stop two Transperth officers jumped on to check everyone on board’s smartriders/fares. Used to those checks on the train but never had it on the bus.

Always assumed the driver keeps track of who tags on and has a valid ticket. Would people get fined often?

I’ll just say “yep” because I don’t know what to say

“Thank you” doesn’t feel right because it’s more a observation than a compliment

If you’re running, walking, volunteering, spectating, hope you all have a fantastic day!