DudleySmith
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You just proved the systems and some routes need more busses. If all those people were in their own cars they would be getting home hours later.
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Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Maybe. That diner closed down ages ago. But there are still a few up near Redding and Shasta.I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
One reason is New Yorkers think they are the center of the Universe. Why go anywhere else?I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Why is it so many New Yorkers never travel....I was in the service with some NYC fellows who before going into the service had never been more than a few miles from where they lived and spent most of their time in the neighborhood where they grew up.
I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Why is it so many New Yorkers never travel....I was in the service with some NYC fellows who before going into the service had never been more than a few miles from where they lived and spent most of their time in the neighborhood where they grew up.
I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Why is it so many New Yorkers never travel....I was in the service with some NYC fellows who before going into the service had never been more than a few miles from where they lived and spent most of their time in the neighborhood where they grew up.
They're bigger hicks than any country folk are, for all the noise about NYC 'big city sophistication n stuff'; most I've met have never even been to any of the art museums, history museums, etc., except as school kids if they were lucky, their giant Library, or anything else after living there their whole lives, which is more than weird. WE have friends we visit a couple of times a year that live in Mameroneck , on the Sound there, We've seen more of New York City and the Hudson River Valley than they have. Go to a cultural event, play, or other stuff and you're mostly in a crowd of out-of-towners.
Broke, mostly, but I've been south and north, just not west. And I'm not from NYC; only ever did a day trip there once.I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Why is it so many New Yorkers never travel....I was in the service with some NYC fellows who before going into the service had never been more than a few miles from where they lived and spent most of their time in the neighborhood where they grew up.
Because they are to stupid to DRIVE. All the Cabbies are immigrants.One reason is New Yorkers think they are the center of the Universe. Why go anywhere else?I was only West of Buffalo once, for a very brief trip to MIssouri, and I never had a decent cup of coffee after we cleared Ohio. It was weak, brown water everywhere I went. On the way home, once we got to Ohio I insisted we stop at a diner for COFFEE. Good to know they can brew it on the coast.Oh,yeah. California between Sacto and 'Frisco.In?Best I ever had was at a TruckStop Diner on Old Highway 40.Best coffee I ever had was in a little French cafe in Charleston. It was astronomically expensive and didn't include a refill, but I still ordered a second cup.I am sure Paris would be glad ta have you back. Bon Voyage!The best I have seen is probably BART in SF and the DC Metro. But they are relatively new.
Considering when it was built and the millions of passengers it carries, the NY Subway system is amazing.
When I lived in Paris I found that Métro to be decades ahead of US transit. Smooth, quiet and efficient. Probably equivalent to the DC Metro right now, but in the 1970s.
Hey, you're the one with the French name...
Paris is pretty cool though. Especially its transit system.
Oh and the coffee. OH yeah.
Why is it so many New Yorkers never travel....I was in the service with some NYC fellows who before going into the service had never been more than a few miles from where they lived and spent most of their time in the neighborhood where they grew up.
Secndly, they don’t have cars, so family trips are more difficult
He's not trying to, brainwashed functional moron. He's just trying to make it more plausible for people and less pollution, also making electric vehicles of all kinds more plausible with a lot of recharging stations. Nobody is coming for your car or your gun dingbat.No. Another waste of taxpayer money.
I haven't used public transportation in decades. What would be the motivation to use it now?
I prefer to come and go on my schedule, and not to be packed in like sardines with the effluvient hoi polloi.
America Has Long Favored Cars Over Trains and Buses. Can Biden Change That?
He's not trying to, brainwashed functional moron. He's just trying to make it more plausible for people and less pollution, also making electric vehicles of all kinds more plausible with a lot of recharging stations. Nobody is coming for your car or your gun dingbat.No. Another waste of taxpayer money.
I haven't used public transportation in decades. What would be the motivation to use it now?
I prefer to come and go on my schedule, and not to be packed in like sardines with the effluvient hoi polloi.
America Has Long Favored Cars Over Trains and Buses. Can Biden Change That?
After 40 years of GOP giveaway to the rich, it's time to help out regular people again. I think everyone would rather have a car lolHe's not trying to, brainwashed functional moron. He's just trying to make it more plausible for people and less pollution, also making electric vehicles of all kinds more plausible with a lot of recharging stations. Nobody is coming for your car or your gun dingbat.No. Another waste of taxpayer money.
I haven't used public transportation in decades. What would be the motivation to use it now?
I prefer to come and go on my schedule, and not to be packed in like sardines with the effluvient hoi polloi.
America Has Long Favored Cars Over Trains and Buses. Can Biden Change That?
Merely expressing a preference. I'll be long gone before anyone comes for cars or guns.