Fordham

"On my way back home, I found these cards scrambled on the Fordham 4 Train Station. I gathered three of them and took a picture of the best ones. We all need to realize that there is nothing wrong with making money. We all need it to live in the Big Apple and we have the right to use it as we need to. So let’s make the most of our time and use the skills we are blessed with by God to succeed, prosper, and be secure in our lives. Within the borough is comfort, but within the MTA is opportunity for all."

"This is a Metro-North Railroad station in the Fordham neighborhood of the Bronx, directly next to Fordham University. On the street-level you can find ticket machines, a waiting room and a ticket window that is staffed by a real person. The platforms below can be accessed by stairs and an elevator and the platforms are very wide which is needed for the large number of passengers. There are some sketchy individuals who linger on the street in front of the station and in the entrance area, but overall this is a safe and pleasant station."

"Quickest way to get to Arthur Ave in the Bronx if you want to take public transportation. It's a 10-15 minute walk after you get off the train."

"This station is fully accessible with departure boards and a waiting room. There is a police station there so who cares are vagrants and less than 50 feet away, there are public restrooms."

"The busiest railroad station in the Bronx. Clean with long platforms and a waiting room above the tracks. Sometimes there are homeless people on the platforms but it's not often."