If that’s the bar we are seriously through the floor

Oh no, I’m not here for this at all. Man does not know ball, he just happens to be correct once an eon

No but I will now

If I had executive function and had treated my depression better, truly look out world

Green, Yellow and Red are really one line. It is very silly to differentiate them like this but I think the network layout makes some amount of sense when you take topography (and highways) into account

40% of units in this town are multifam or attached and that’s not particularly unusual

It’s the price for a healthy ecosystem. Thankfully the height of our apartment keeps the smell away until we want to leave the building 😂

(At least there aren’t 1,000 dead/dying salmon below there right now)

Look,,, what’s a 25ft drop into the ocean between friends

When the deck off your apartment is being redone 😅

In many cases yes. A lot of these CBA’s are actually password protected I’ve found

As always contemplating our next move in life and not being able to actually compare stuff apples to apples is so frustrating

All collective bargaining agreements for public employees should be easily available to the public

Oh that is just factually true, and holds true across all the busiest transit systems now in the US. Tuesday-Thursday is relatively flat though

For March only? 556,679

This included two days where combined bus and rail ridership cracked 1 million passengers as well 🥰

WMATA rail ridership on weekdays reaching an average of 521,294 riders* (I have questions about 3/16 data) is an excellent sign including the highest ridership day in 6 years on March 31 with 621,887 riders

Skytrain is genuinely a very weird network. It gets good ridership but I cannot say I understand the design at all even given the CBD’s location

This is honestly my problem with NYC everything for the most part. The learning curve is so large and I have too many smart people in my life that know so much more 😅

David Simon remembers

We have been booking our own travel around Alaska to several towns this week and I understand the desire to book those accommodations especially given the hotel situation and how expensive it is. While I was doing that I peaked into Sitka’s market on several of those sites though and it’s maddening

Homes rented for vacationers generally aren’t a huge reason for the housing crisis in large urban centers but in remote towns that experience quite a bit of tourism they really are a very real issue

Man I must have missed some lore blocking them years ago

The trains are the least of it at some level. When I get around to benchwork the price of wood and tools is going to bankrupt me

Just need to make us all wealthy enough to sustain this hobby

44 of these flights are DCA/BWI/IAD to Boston or back and that is almost certainly a lifetime undercount by 50

Yes! I’ve never been to Africa (yet)

I think I’m still missing around 100 flights though

Have been putting together a personal flight history so I thought I’d throw it out here even though it is quite incomplete pre-2011 my.flightradar24.com/Rkeefe

Yes, and so was Columbia Pike, but I more meant connecting the segments