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Well, not everyone does.

A Twitter user uploaded this question onto Twitter recently:

Honestly i still dont knoe whats the use of this pic.twitter.com/qD7q2B9xoh

— ****♡**** (@iamciaaaa) February 19, 2017

Ticketing machine

Now, this is, of course, a ticketing machine, as some helpful Twitter users pointed out.

Before tap, insert.

And the many steps we had to take to get our tickets:

Here is an example of the card, provided by Twitter user, Shimmertje:

And how it compared to our current EZ link cards.

More than a decade

And it shouldn't come as a surprise that the younger folks might not completely grasp what that contraption is.

The EZ-link card that we are familiar with today was first introduced in a trial, back in 2000.

Almost 17 years ago.

A complete switch-over from the previous means of ticketing was implemented in Dec. 1 2002.

Top photo from Twitter.

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