51.   New Yorkers who must take both a subway and a bus to get to work have complained for decades about paying two fares for a single one-way trip.

52.   One leads to the token booth, where the fare is paid at the turnstiles at the track entrance, the other one goes directly down to the tracks.

53.   Or David Reid, the boxer who forgot to grab his Olympic gold medal and championship belt after he paid his fare.

54.   Once the driver stops at a Manhattan destination, the flat fare must be paid.

55.   Problem is, business passengers who pay higher fares also make higher demands, particularly with flight frequencies.

56.   Pro Air does not require passengers to stay over Saturday night, as many major airlines do to force business travelers to pay higher fares.

57.   She started this train of thought as I paid my fare, and continued as I took the only available seat, just behind her.

58.   She does not have the money but a stranger offers to pay the fare if she sleeps with him.

59.   Some give an aisle or window seat to anyone who pays full fare.

60.   That is also when the Transit Authority will provide free transfers between buses and subways, a big plus for those now forced to pay two fares.