This reminds me of the British Rail ticketing and fares system, where people try to find cheap tickets and travel at the times they want, and the railway operators try get people to pay for the trains they use and balance the people out between trains.
As a simple example of a mole, there are quite a few train routes A-B-C-D around the UK where a ticket from A-D is cheaper than a ticket from B-C, but still valid to do the journey B-C. (For example a ticket from Mortlake to Ash is valid to do the journey from Clapham Junction to Guilford, but is cheaper than the Clapham Junction to Guilford ticket)
This reminds me of the British Rail ticketing and fares system, where people try to find cheap tickets and travel at the times they want, and the railway operators try get people to pay for the trains they use and balance the people out between trains.
As a simple example of a mole, there are quite a few train routes A-B-C-D around the UK where a ticket from A-D is cheaper than a ticket from B-C, but still valid to do the journey B-C. (For example a ticket from Mortlake to Ash is valid to do the journey from Clapham Junction to Guilford, but is cheaper than the Clapham Junction to Guilford ticket)
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