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@stonemcrock on Instagram snapped this very valid question, which is probably answered by this most accurate Next Bus prediction ever.
If you’ve got the time, here’s a couple of other ways to change the way you see things, as far as Muni signs go:
Just when San Francisco seems really awful right now (see: Dolores Park since-quashed RSVP bullshit, this bus stop ad calling renters stupid, just about everything having to do with the SFPD), it’s good to see that we still have our sense of humor intact.
This Muni ad from the folks of the Castro Merchants reads:
Why just stare at the sea lions when you can pet actual bears?
Let’s hope they get awesome visitors, and not a gaggle of bachelorettes.
Photo via @leticiabocanegra on Instagram.
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Over on Clickhole today, there’s a post that struck a chord. From 6 Words Of Encouragement That Helped Me Stop Bringing My Own Chair On The Bus:
I used to bring my own folding chair on the bus, but now I don’t, and I owe it all to the good-hearted people who reassured me that it was okay not to bring a chair.
The thing that really stands out here is that, over the years, we’ve seen a fair number of chair-wielding Muni passengers.
To whit:
Strange Cargo on Muni: Wooden-Chair-Sitting Crooner (above)
Swivel chair swivels on Muni
A new-new BART seat appears on trains
The question is: After reading the inspirational post on Clickhole, will you all be able to quit bringing your own chairs on Muni and BART? Only time will tell.
Is it just me or was Bay to Breakers this year actually a little less douchy and Muni was actually very helpful? At least in my personal experience, I waited about 30 seconds for the 5-Fulton and was sitting down comfortably on my ride back home. Miracles?
Maybe I’m just in a practical-joking mood, but wouldn’t it be hilarious if those weren’t even the routes that served this stop?
h/t X C V
Halp!
I think my favorite part is the Muni worker snapping a picture over on the left.
h/t Phyliss: “Was there ever a truer statement?”