Reality Man Wrote:
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> Main problem is the toxic folks that find railroad
> museums as their daycare center, and volunteers
> have to withstand these assh0les. Kids don't have
> time for that either...
>
> So yeah, when they have trouble or desperate, they
> will cry wolf.
>
>
>
> J.K. Trowling Wrote:
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> > I couldn't agree more. The bigger concern is
> > museums failing than preserving one of these
> > historically insignificant locomotives. But Gen
> Z
> > will just sit around doing stuff like this and
> > creating wiki pages instead of volunteering
> > somewhere to help preserve and restore what has
> > already been set aside.
> >
> > There are more than enough museums and
> > preservation organizations dying to get people
> to
> > help do anything let alone give money or
> patronize
> > their excursion trains
> > (beyond putting a drone in the air and post the
> > photos on Facebook). This "we have to save
> > everything" mindset does more harm than good.


Nobody likes me at my museum. Bob2 would not give a ride to carwashtoonhallfarm!