Anecdotal but I only gave up my car while living in STL after Uber & Lyft came. Taxis would often take an hour to arrive. I couldn't board the bus unless I had two $1 bills or weekly/monthly pass. I didn't need a pass bc I walked to work. Most bus routes were sparse and once per hour.

spent 10+ minutes trying to turn off one light in the Union Square W earlier this year

People saw this strange light in PA/MD/NH/NY and a big shooting star East to west right after. Saw both. Was it a plane idk

It was this - a rocket launch

bsky.app/profile/nasa...

just saw this over Philly

don't all the CWE private places operate by HOA? And obviously every condo building

anyone who's had to put up with the Siemens Ventures isn't disappointed by this, it's fully expected at this point. Anything that requires Amtrak staff to do anything beyond the bare minimum e.g. update digital signage, check thermostats, adjust PA volumes, not hog cafe car tables; isn't happening

St. Louis metro just spent $50 million on Amazon warehouse level turnstiles and are closing entrances to MetroLink stations to appease local TV station facebook page comments sections that don't even live in the tax district. All they care about is the image of "safety"

if it's like any of the other gerrymandering efforts by Republicans in Missouri, they'll word the ballot as "Should we do good things?" but the good things are "The Governor gets to decide whose votes count"

he didn't know what he was trying to catch. he just crafted the perfect bait because he's your grandpa's friend that's spent more time bass fishing than he has sleeping