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I think these buses are more than 300k, but anyway T mentioned.
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Is that really a car?
My sister insists her SUV which gets to skirt around environmental rules because it's classified as a light truck is a "car". That's pushing it, I think. This bus is a motor vehicle, but it has more wheels than a car, and carries far more passengers than a car. It doesn't have to follow the same safety regulations that cars do (although it has some regulations of its own).
Sheik's son studies in Prague. He writes a letter home, saying: "I'm sad to see my favorite professor commute by tram while I'm driven around in a Mercedes." A week later, a check for €3M comes with the note: "Go buy yourself a tram too."
It really is a shame how expensive private trains are
The number used to be way lower when the joke was created. I think T3 trams were being made still
This joke was good the first time I saw it
for me, it's gpod right now, as this is is the first time I'm seeing it!
You are lucky!
Did you forget to include the actual URL?
You pay for a twice daily ride share? Damn, big spender!
My city went fare free during COVID and managed to get a grant to stay that way 5 more years as a pilot. Super cool and feels like living in the future and I take it everywhere if I can.
I mean if you can afford to live in Boston you must be doing pretty good.
the secret is living way the hell out of the city and spending 1+ hour commuting in on the 300k vehicles that pick you up
Red 600hp vehicle!