If you get your vaccine at a subway station, you'll get a free 7-day Unlimited MetroCard. This MetroCard doesn't activate until you swipe the first time, so you can save it and use it later if you'd like.
If you get your vaccine at a Long Island Rail Road or Metro-North Railroad station, you'll get two one-way Commuter Rail Tickets.
If you get your vaccine at Penn Station or Grand Central, you can get either a free 7-day Unlimited MetroCard or two one-way Commuter Rail Tickets.
https://new.mta.info/coronavirus/...n-stations
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I can't wait to hear one valid reason why it would be medically unsafe to get a vaccination at this site.
when I got my 2 doses, they only asked me to fill out the form. I could have put down anything and they would still have give me the vaccine shots. All I got was a lousy $5 coupon.(good for $10 purchase at the grocery store) I asked the pharmacist why she didn't have to check my ID or verify who I was... she said that some law prevented her from doing that...
Obviously it's very bad to get more than 2 doses.... but they way they system is set up now, what's to prevent desperate people strapped for cash from getting additional shots for money??? Like I said, this is a bad science experiment waiting to go bad.
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when I got my 2 doses, they only asked me to fill out the form. I could have put down anything and they would still have give me the vaccine shots. All I got was a lousy $5 coupon.(good for $10 purchase at the grocery store) I asked the pharmacist why she didn't have to check my ID or verify who I was... she said that some law prevented her from doing that...
Obviously it's very bad to get more than 2 doses.... but they way they system is set up now, what's to prevent desperate people strapped for cash from getting additional shots for money??? Like I said, this is a bad science experiment waiting to go bad.
when I got my 2 doses, they only asked me to fill out the form. I could have put down anything and they would still have give me the vaccine shots. All I got was a lousy $5 coupon.(good for $10 purchase at the grocery store) I asked the pharmacist why she didn't have to check my ID or verify who I was... she said that some law prevented her from doing that...
Obviously it's very bad to get more than 2 doses.... but they way they system is set up now, what's to prevent desperate people strapped for cash from getting additional shots for money??? Like I said, this is a bad science experiment waiting to go bad.
P.S. I'm not aware of any evidence that it's bad to get more than 2 doses, other than the fraud aspect.
Edit: Confused this with the California offer, but still a hot deal.
when I got my 2 doses, they only asked me to fill out the form. I could have put down anything and they would still have give me the vaccine shots. All I got was a lousy $5 coupon.(good for $10 purchase at the grocery store) I asked the pharmacist why she didn't have to check my ID or verify who I was... she said that some law prevented her from doing that...
Obviously it's very bad to get more than 2 doses.... but they way they system is set up now, what's to prevent desperate people strapped for cash from getting additional shots for money??? Like I said, this is a bad science experiment waiting to go bad.
All I know is if a person is willing to hurt their health to get an extra $20 a few extra times, chances are these same people will steal as well.
This is why I always try to donate to a good cause where it's distributed to the right places
Unbelievable
P.S. I'm not aware of any evidence that it's bad to get more than 2 doses, other than the fraud aspect.