Are You a Hipster?
Or are you a hipster slayer?
If you’re drinking fancy coffee served by a bearded guy in a plaid shirt right now, I think we both know the answer to that question.
Photo via Moris Done.
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Or are you a hipster slayer?
If you’re drinking fancy coffee served by a bearded guy in a plaid shirt right now, I think we both know the answer to that question.
Photo via Moris Done.
Nothing like a beer-bottle opener to bring people together. But shouldn’t they have offered some to the Napolean Dynamite guy in the red jacket?
Via @Austin_RyanB.
Photo by Transguyjay
We’ve all “seen some things” in our time, especially on Muni. But this one … I mean, really.
https://twitter.com/LOVEHALFBLACK/status/352521627554164738
For the record, I also would’ve called her an asshole. Who kicks a dog? UGH
Muni rider Caroline sent this ad over and dropped a bit of encouragement: “She’s out there!”
Hey, “Girl on 38 bus last night,” this person has charm, but maybe they lack descriptive imagination. Just sayin’.
Here’s another real love note worthy of mentioning: Thank you for making eye contact
The topic for this week is BART. Specifically, how the strike highlights the differences between BART and Muni. As usual, you guys don’t fail to heed the call:
1. As crappy as #sfmuni is sometimes today I’m glad I don’t commute on bart #bartstrike
2. OH: I have to leave early to mentally prepare for all the people, lines and crowds. Me: I HAVE TO DO THAT EVERY DAY #Muni
3. One day of the #bartstrike should give a tiny insight into how awful #sfmuni is daily.
4. Shoutout to #SFMuni for takin’ it enjoyably high up the ass for #Bart
5. Even with the strike, #BART is getting just as many people to their destinations on-time as #SFMuni is: zero.
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First rule of riding Muni: that’s not water on the seat. Here’s another important lesson, especially if you’re a newbie on Muni this week during the BART strike, as Muni rider D reports:
So I was headed home on an inboud 38L yesterday that was *extremely* crowded. As I made my way to the back I saw an open single seat and made my way over. Curiously, no one was willing to sit in it. On closer inspection I saw just *why* no one was grabbing such a coveted seat.
At first I thought that someone had somehow left a tiny turd but on a better look, I saw that it was nothing more than a squashed grape.
Ah, for the want of a napkin….
What happened on your commute today? Share it with your fellow riders!