The Tram Map
A map for first-time riders: where to board, what the fare is and what not to do with the doors.
Do I need an account to start?
No. Confirm you are an adult, pull any card and sit down. A guest may send 10 messages; your table moves across to your account when you stamp the card.
What does Sit down do?
It puts the three lines on her card into the chat as your opening move, so she can answer from inside her argument. The move costs one message. If you would rather open with her plain hello, use the quiet button on her page.
How do the tickets differ?
Start on the trial ticket: 3 days, whole file open. The free fare follows, with 10 lines per day (reset by the midnight UTC bell) and room for just 3 women, whichever you sat with first. Plus is $15 for the 30-day pass or $99 for the 365-day one, and it removes the ceiling. Your tram fare page shows the current position.
How is a fare paid?
By USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20) alone. A wallet address and an exact amount are displayed; send that amount. Plus validates about a minute after the money lands. No ticket renews, and a fare paid is a fare gone, as the customs slip says.
Will she write to me first?
On a trial ticket or Plus she may speak first, once you have gone silent for ages, though never at three in your morning. Change it or switch it off on your card file.
What does she remember?
Short notes about what you said. The chat menu opens them for reading, rewriting or striking out. Whatever you put under About you is already on every woman's desk before you type a line.
How far will she go?
The chat menu has a mood dial with three stops: friendly, flirting, romance. She is allowed to like you and say so. The table ends before the bedroom, on every plan, and no fare buys a different ending.
How do I get off?
Strike a table from its own menu whenever you like. To close the whole account, email the file clerk from the address you stamped the card with.
