How the hell do people take the bus.

[concise]

human interaction ? u be talkin to mufukkas on the bus?

Yes. You should try it sometime.

 

[Illuminatos]

I love taking the train and seeing all the weirdos that inhabit NYC.

Lately there's been an influx of himeless people sleeping on them though.

 

[wild100sboy]

I work downtown Chicago and every blue moon I drive to work and it's rather hop on the train throw my headphones on and let the conductor do all the work

 

[mtu wa chuma]

As long as I got my earphones, I'm good. There could be a firefight on the bus and I'll still be

 

[beenz]

whips are a money trap so tis quite thee lose/lose proposition..

then again how much time does huemanoids waste commuting&how much added stress is gained when dealing with traffic/shytty drivers/bikers/etc..

at least on thee bus you can just lay back&levitate(unless you a scurred sheep)..

All that bullshyt is why I love working at home. I don't get out the bed before 8am and just walk downstairs. Gas in my car be lasting over two weeks. I used to take the train and bus to work due to the traffic. fukk that bullshyt commute tho

 

[beenz]

lets see driving i leave work 4 and reach home 430
taking the bus i leave work 4 and reach home 6:30

driving i wake up 7am
taking the bus i wake up 530

im only sacrificing a month amongst the peasants to get a speeding ticket off my drivers abstract

cant take this life

Man I got a ticket in job for doing 91 in a 55. Had to go to court and I only got court supervision for 3 months. Didn't even go on my record. Still cost me $350 tho

When I commuted to work, I'd' be on the train at 6:15 to get to work around 8am in the northwest suburbs. That shyt was definitely for the birds.

 

[beenz]

The only bus I've been on is a school bus. I've never been on a train/subway either.

 

[beenz]

I work downtown Chicago and every blue moon I drive to work and it's rather hop on the train throw my headphones on and let the conductor do all the work

If u work downtown, driving isn't really an option unless ur willing to pay around $200 a month for parking.

 

[aqualung]

The only bus I've been on is a school bus. I've never been on a train/subway either.

Next you will admit that you have never flown or left the continental USA. -_-

Emp: this bussing experience will teach you to drive within speed limits. Getting up at 5:30am to catch a fukking BUS though? Are you on adderall or vyvanse? EITHER WAY, I could not do it. Either way.... x_X

 

[aqualung]

Can't believe it took that long for somebody to point that out. I'm reading through this thread like "do these mothafukkas not know gas is short for gasoline? "

A bunch of folk post here but never leave their home countries...because there's no transatlantic bus route.
heh heh ~~~~~(/^-^)/

 

[MoneyBags]

I have to ride the bus for the next two weeks until I get my vehicle registration and some other shyt handled.

you not gonna risk it and just whip your own car and hope nobody hits you?

 

[wild100sboy]

If u work downtown, driving isn't really an option unless ur willing to pay around $200 a month for parking.

Straight up, and my job has a 10% discount on parking That ain't nothing

 

[jfkennedy]

you not gonna risk it and just whip your own car and hope nobody hits you?

Nah, I'm worried about cops. Just paid a $180 fine for that yesterday, not trying to give them any more of my money.

 

[MoneyBags]

Nah, I'm worried about cops. Just paid a $180 fine for that yesterday, not trying to give them any more of my money.

yeah, that's the smart thing to do. I just had driver's improvement course and half the class was in there for driving without insurance/registration/license....you don't want your shyt suspended and def don't want it revoked and have to start all over.....be a grown man taking a driver test again.

 

[MustafaSTL]

I have to ride the bus for the next two weeks until I get my vehicle registration and some other shyt handled.

Besides the time inconvenience, I don't really mind. I spend less time on the bus, and more on the Metrolink (what we call our trains in STL) anyway. And when it gets warmer I might utilize this more and ride my bike. Drive to the train station, catch the train, maybe bike the few blocks between the train station and my gig.

Gas is like $3.49. With my job I can get a weekly bus pass for $20.

I can't lie. I've always said I'd love to live and work near a Metrolink station. Especially if I was working downtown. I'd be getting to work faster than if I drove and don't have to worry about parking and getting out of downtown during rush hour (especially with that Archgrounds construction right now). I love riding the Metrolink when I can.