[ SECRET POST #4148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4148 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Will and Grace season 9]


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03.
[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Elizabeth Olsen]


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04.
[Stranger Things, Billy/Mrs. Wheeler]


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05.
(Grimm)


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06.
[Antoni Porowski, Queer Eye 2018]


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07.
[The Crown]









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Comments

Re: Public transportation in your hometown

[(Anonymous)]

I live in a suburban area in a large coastal California city. The actual city center is about ten miles away, and three light rail lines and an actual railway all converge there, plus there are tons of buses. All bus and trolley service within city limits stops between 1:00 and 4:30 am.

In my actual neighborhood, there are three bus lines; one goes from my neighborhood through a bunch more to a transit hub for more inland bus routes and doesn’t run on Sundays, one makes a loop through a couple beach neighborhoods to a trolley, bus, and commuter train hub on weekdays and has less frequent weekend service, and one runs from a huge university to the north to the same trolley/bus/train hub as the second bus line, and on weekdays, goes all the way downtown. The most frequent bus and trolley services run every fifteen minutes, the least frequent every two hours.

I take one bus and a trolley for about an hour and a half, and walk for 1.5 miles each way to my job. Monthly transit passes are insanely expensive, but mine is heavily subsidized by my (city government) job.