metdog
ticket inspectors on public transport in melbourne. they may be uniformed or plain clothed but are most commonly found in packs of 3 or 4. the term originates from the former name of melbourne’s public transport body ‘the met’ later to become known as ‘metlink’.
“had to leg it at broadie staish after a metdog asked to see me ticket.”
“a metdog fined me for not having a myki on the tram even though there was no machine to buy one from…”
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