I Make $86K A Year As A Subway Conductor In NYC | On The Job

Do you only conduct the r46?

That actually is not a lot of money in New Yor like really you're not actually making good money until you reach about the 150,000

Nice story

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Train Operators make more than Conductors. Unless you’ve been on for a long time, you’re not making $86k

City Worker.

awesome! i signed up for transit cleaner but i still haven't heard from them yet and its been a year now

She's also responsible for the safe operations of the train in relationship with hundreds of other trains.... That's a stressful job.... of course she earns that much.

Now only if the NYC token booth clerks had her same attitude😳Subway excursions would be much nicer.

She's a good girl !!!! If I close my eyes I could be listening to Mike Tyson ....!!!!

Incredible, that is 30,000 more than my mom who has a doctorate equivalent

THERE'S NO WAY OUR DAILY SUBWAY WILL GIVE UP, WE NEED TO KEEP TRYING UNTIL WE REACH BEYOND TECHNOLOGY

Easy to use !!!!!

Still not enough to live in nyc 😂😂😂

Shout out to all my TWU Local 100 Brothers and Sisters ! I did a little over 30 years there myself , retired right before Covid .

Love this video! Visited NYC for the first time this summer and loved how easy and efficient it is to get around the city using the subway versus having to drive everywhere like in SoCal where we’re from. Just 2.75 per ride and not have to pay for gas and not sit in traffic?? Hubby and I were like wow this is amazing 😂

Nothing but RESPECT!!

There was a conductor some time ago where on every stop he'd tell a little story and throw trivia in. Can't remember his name.

Good people, honest work!!!

Ya gotta love it!

Pointless Video, pointless job

This was kinda my dream job in high-school..took the test at 18 in 2004 and scored in the low 90's ..never got a call back ...I'm a union ironworker now and earn a very good living but still wonder what if ...much respect to all mta workers

30 year experience 86k a year… in NYC

This is my dream job, actually!

I thought she was in her 30s. Gorgeous human!

What a breath of fresh air Natasha is. Much respect for her.

Thanks for giving giving inspiration to those of us who aren't so lucky.

This job must require a lot of patience and the presence of mind. It signifies living in the moment. It's correct what she said this is not only a job it's a career.

😢another world map not showing New Zealand! Considering we love Thai food I think some acknowledgement us needed. That's said, still love your videos!

I don’t see that she did anything which a computer could simply do. Any many metro systems around the world are fully automated for this reason-Hong Kong as an example. She gets paid an insane amount of money for the work that she does. Starting ay $25/hr-$1000/wk-$50k/yr, going upwards of $75k after 6 years is truly a lot of money to make announcements, push buttons, and get some of the best benefits in the country. I know the MTA is trying to shill for the union here but at some point, the MTA really needs to worry about the fact that their pension plans are unsustainable and the entire thing is going to go belly up

3 million passengers a day - for comparison the entire amount of airline passengers in the whole COUNTRY is around 1.5 million. NYC subway does double that in a single city. Incredible.

So in the USA there is someone who runs the train and someone else who assist people/opens and closes doors?

She seems nice, but the job can be automated away and the MTA can save some money. The airtrain doesn't have a conductor or driver.

This is the worst metropolitan in the world lol

86k as a Subway conductor?! What is the average income in NYC?

Wow you still have conductors in NY , London Underground has had no conductors for nearly 24 years . JH

What a great piece! Natasha is amazing at her job! Thanks for sharing this video! 👊❤️👊

She doesn't get paid enough for the job

Thats just an insane amount of money, even in Norway. Thats a yearly 900K in Norwegian Krones. Way above average sallery in Norway And people believe Norwegians are rich :D HAHA

$86,000 a year seems like a lot? Except she lives in one of the most expensive places to live in the country. Take everything you thought costs a lot of money? Throw those numbers out comparing it to living in metro NY. I left my job in metro NY twenty years ago because I was barely keeping my head above the water. I moved 100 miles away to find happiness. Where the cost of living is reasonable. I had to start over in my field. My only mistake in life was being born in NYC & living in metro NY. By the age of forty I had grown dissatisfied with life there.

dirty city!

I want more stories on people working hard and earning and honest living. Sick of these celebrity millionaire/billionaire “what the day in the life of” BS that keeps getting promoted. We don’t have that lifestyle and probably never will, we want average joes & janes.

I have to ask, is making 86k a year in NYC like making 28k in rural America?

Congratulations I really miss my 6 train

It's wonderful to see and hear positivity about the New York subway system. So many times we hear about the subway when something bad or negative occurs. Good video.

i've seen her a lot on the Q recently. she's really a great conductor

Is 86k even a liveable wage in Brooklyn?

51? i would've never guessed!!

i hope i see her when i visit NYC in two weeks!! So i can give her my high appreciation!!

MTA workers can make more $ if it wasn't for the fare jumpers that the Libtard DAs wont prosecute!