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This is the most poorly made, poorly researched video I have ever come across. And your self-righteousness throughout it makes it even worse. 1) It is not the job of the staff at the barriers to check tickets. They are there to help disabled people exit the station. It is a requirement that, if there are no staff to assist, that at least one of the turnstiles remains open. 2) The Authorized Officers you saw were not fining some poor person for not tapping on likely because they were not on shift yet. You were going to Huntingdale, which is a popular destination for them to prey on students for not carrying a valid concession. 3) Why do you hate poor people.

bro did you get the scholarship before starting classes or after the classes begun ???? pls reply

Go to Box Hill Station, there’s like an army of them there all hours of the day

isn't Caulfield campus?

Hey Sebastian! Amazing video, very inspiration!!! Would love to see more videos about your gym journey. I am currently training too, on a bulk right now, and I am planning to document my journey on my own youtube channel. Would love to see your progress along the way too !!

This is a problem everywhere…I suspect partly because transit companies are faceless, just like electric or water or gas companies and there is no transparency in rates…it’s a natural monopoly…and fares seem to be so random…so even the employees don’t care that much…also the nicer the system the less rigorous the enforcement I’ve noticed…just something to consider…

its because nobody should be okay with paying $74.20 per week to tram to and from central once a day

you can definitely see the weight loss but you still have ways to go on the muscle development.

thank you sebastian for creating your channel and making such comforting videos, your friendliness is heartwarming ^^ with exams and (hopefully) starting uni soon, this video was helpful and had good timing for me 🥹 very proud of how far u have come !! wish you the best of luck and i hope ur channel grows more, since making videos is a passion of urs ^^ !! ( haha ive also said 360 instead of 180 by accident before 😭🤣)

keep going son

Well done Sebastian you should be proud of your achievments

It’s such an interesting issue. I think it comes from a bit of entitlement too. People think they have the right to use this transport without thinking that it actually costs a lot to run and maintain - it doesn’t just exist by itself! Anyway love the videos, keep up the good work!

It's definitely a societal issue everywhere. The idea that "it costs too much" or "I'm only going a few stops" are simply excuses people use to justify this level of "theft", and the reality is people evade fares simply because they can, nothing more nothing less, and having an extra $2 or $5 or whatever it costs for your transit is a better feeling. I see it all the time around here, and there really isn't any demographic that only does it, youth all the way to elderly, and I think part of the problem is people see others evading fares and there's a sense of "why should I pay fares then if half the people getting on this bus didn't" then when transit agencies raise rates to pay for service in the back of your mind you know that you're paying more because other people aren't paying. Now one could make an argument that transit should be a public service, and as such is free, and sure there's absolutely an argument there, however not every public service is free in fact many of them have fees associated with them, transit just happens to be one of them.

I’m most likely going to be in monash studying law honours in July these types of. Videos really help me get a idea of the uni and other things thank u sm :) ( international student btw )

*coughs in asian international student

HAHA love the interaction with the prof, damn funny

yay man's back!👑

As a tourist in Melbourne recently (visiting from all the way in Montreal), I tried my best to tap the myki card that I had bought, but I often couldn't properly tap it. I would put it hard on the reader and I would see the red light rather than the green. Pretty late in the game, before leaving Melbourne after a few days of being there, I learned from a staff person who helped me at Flinders Street Station that I need to tap it softly, though even afterwards (especially when my attention was elsewhere), I stuck to my old habits and the reader would keep on indicating red.

good public transport should be free

you shouldn't film people without their consent.

It's free for seniors and concession card holders on sunday

Busses in the outer north and outer west of Melbourne are notorious for the lack of paying passengers. The drivers don’t stop them because they fear being attacked and hurt.

If Melbourne is costing $70 per week for public transport that’s insane

That Oodie is amazing my partner has one and works from home in it🤣

great video and great fashion sense 😊!! congrats on 600 subs too 😆🎉

🤣🤣🤣"Why are you so hard" it took me a second or 2 to realise what u meant lol so funny

I learnt ages ago to stop living for others, do what you want to do when you want to do it if you live your life in other peoples shadow you will constantly be dissapointed atleast thats what i find anyway. Well done done on your health journey aswell you will be doing triathons soon at this rate, even ive lost 12kgs in the last 6 months.

Ive only started watching the video but the quality is so good not something I would expect to have 34 views!!

Funny that you made this video while wearing a new york city sweater. It's so much worse over here

Back in the old ticket days I would sometimes buy a ticket sometimes not (poor uni student) but I would keep the tickets in my wallet one time just as I was to get off at my stop 3 AOs appeared asked for my ticket I didn’t have one that day so I said no problem grabbed the 30 40 tickets out of my wallet and promptly dropped all of them on floor going oh no it’s in there somewhere I need to keep them for tax purposes and I have to get out here for work. They let me quickly pick them all up and get off the train without checking them

I am new😅

6:13 Assuming 40 hours per week, and 52 weeks per year, the $60,000 equates to under $30/hr. What am I missing that you said $200/hr? Is that the total per hour paid to 7 fare enforcers?

I’ve noticed in Canberra post COVID that the bus drivers have stopped refusing to let people on the bus who say “I’ve lost my ticket” or “I tried to charge my ticket with the machine, but it didn’t work”

NYC Fare evasion is next level!

Good luck mate

Great video!!! I love how in-depth you went through every technique and kept us engaged with the techniques. I just have one question. How are you able to stay disciplined/focused while studying? Personally, I find myself wanting to study and be productive, and when I do I get high grades, but often times I end up procrastinating and avoiding my studies. Any tips for this?

This vid was fire! actually got me hooked for the entirety of it.

amazing video, i am someone who s determined to become smart but dont know much about how i will, i will surely follow u, so consider me as a new fan ,from now onwards and amazing channel , surely u ll gain tons of followers

Your videos just keep getting better and better

There’s a couple of things you might have missed…. For people like me with a monthly ticket there’s no need to touch on or off if I don’t need to open a barrier. My Myki still shows up as valid for ticket inspectiors. So lots of folk just walking past a reader without an actual gate could be Myki Pass holders. Also, I believe inspectors get on a train at say, Richmond, check all passengers, then need to wait until they board a separate train to reckeck again. Otherwise they will be harassing all the people who are on the train for the whole journey. But sure, they ought to just travel a few stops, check all tickets, then get on the next train and do the same, not spend ages travelling regularly the entire length of the line. Plain clothes inspectors need to be put on the network more, they can manage to catch fare evaders, not those uniformed guys you see a mile away

This video is a game changer! I admire the synergy between each technique in the video, akin to interconnected roots supporting a tree. They're super practical and something I'm definitely going to implement starting today! Thanks for sharing your wisdom and congrats on your amazing achievements Sebastian!

The youtube algorithm brought me here 😂

too long

I like this video, your video structure is great, I especially like some of the disolves a lot. I like the almost constant shock in your voice about this. How can this even be true? You've clearly grown up in a heavily rules-based society. I've often had Asian friends who are *genuinely* shocked about they way things work (or don't work) in Australia. So anyway - why do people do it? One thing you might like to consider is the sense of injustice some people feel. Either becaue it costs $5 to ride 2 stops or 30km, so why pay for 2 stops? Or, perhaps in the past they have pulled up on an honest mistake and paid hundreds of dollars in fines. After that they think - screw it, I'll get the money back. Also spending 1.5 billion on the shitty MyKi system, a contract given to a company that had never done it before, people feel, well screwed by those who have profited handsomely from this system. Some challenges I would make to your content: 1:00 you are not "paying the fares of those who free ride". The system is heavily subsidised by the state Even though you are tapping on and off, YOUR fare is being paid by the millions in Victoria who NEVER ride. 6:15 $60,000 pa does NOT equate to $200/hour. That would mean a working day of less than 2 hours! Anyway - keep making vids, i've subscribed!

Do this documentary in London. People bunk train fare all the time…

I look the background music!

Part of the reason nowadays for fare evasion (Coming from a PTV using Melbournian) is there's less and less places to top up a myki in person. After COVID, the buses stopped doing topups, and since you can get away with not touching on when there's no inspectors and in 99% of stations you don't need to worry, fare evasions are fairly common. I will admit I don't use my Myki unless I'm going into a city station, especcially as my family is not the best off and I can't afford $10 a day for my myki. When I was using my Myki on the bus back in primary school, I was going through $10 in two days and that adds up. And after COVID lockdowns ended and I couldn't top up on the bus anymore, I just gave up using it unless I was going to the city. I'm not travelling to Altona or Newport stations every two days to top up a myki, thanks. I top my Myki up when going into the city, nothing more Yes I respect the ticket gates in the city (There's been a couple of times I've picked up one of my family's expired myki's by accident when going through the city so I have to pray I got the right mykis when sorting my cards out, I think I do)

$5 for a 2 minute trip, there's no way I'm going to pay that. They're having a laugh. We have the technology to charge far more accurately and farely, based on km travelled, and yet the whole system is based on only 2 zones and 2 hr/daily blocks. When the fares are fair, I'll pay.

In Berlin our fare evasion rate is one of the highest in germany, at 5%. The reason why its so low is because public transit is a pretty cheap subscription here, no tapping on or off

i see one mindset. i subscribed