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11-02-10 05:54 PM |
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve
(Post 1527235)
Ah yes, public transportation. Where I live the buses don't run after 2200 hours, and don't start until 0600 hours, so anyone who works a swing or graveyard shift either has to have a car or can't keep the job.
Where I live the buses used to not run at all on Sundays. Now they do - once every hour. Fine in summer, not so much when it's snowing.
Where I live the nearest market is several miles away. Since I don't have a car I have to make several trips, on the bus, instead of just one.
Any more sage advice on the wonders of government spending?
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In all honesty I'd prefer car than public transportation too. One thing that I appreciate with owning a car is privacy you can talk anything you want in your car while well if you do that in a bus or a city train everybody around will be able to hear your conversation.
The second thing I hate that it takes much longer to reach a destination so it's not actually time efficient. |
