I'm sure that's coming, too, just like the investor-motivated policies that have led to train derailments.

You can fill all of those purposes better with a minivan. The only advantage the truck has is in performing masculinity.

Great grandmother? In the 30s? Get off my lawn.

Definitely doggo. Like Labrador retriever type.

Powerful and connected people can get away with breaking the rules. This is different from domestic law how?

The Mitchells vs the Machines is my kids absolute favorite movie. They are tweens now but they have loved it since it came out when they were around 6 or 7. It is also a favorite of household adults.

Most systems I've seen allow you to use any credit card, or use their own card if you need. I know MTA does.

I used to think this, but I think modern contactless pay systems with automatic transfers and maximums have made the process pretty straightforward.

Also when they try to type one but it's actually a hyphen.

The United States. Yeah, we're pretty fucked up right now. Still not taking any shit from Europeans.

"a constructive policy deals with remote and uninteresting factors" really captures the difficulty of making good policy across the board.

My dad did a lot of driving for work and before we had MapQuest he had DeLorme Street Atlas, which is basically what if you had MapQuest on a CD ROM.

Apart from that, yeah, we had road atlases.