Maxin’ and relaxin’ on Muni

Or, as Muni rider Anzelmo wants to know, “What’s your story bro?” It’s probably a good one, right? I mean, are those his glasses?
Also, happy Monday. What’s your Muni story?
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.

Or, as Muni rider Anzelmo wants to know, “What’s your story bro?” It’s probably a good one, right? I mean, are those his glasses?
Also, happy Monday. What’s your Muni story?

Photo by davitydave
Imagine for a moment that San Francisco was filled, to a head, with really boring people. We’re talking Walnut Creek boring. Luckily for us, that’s not the case.
Here are five Muni passengers who keep things interesting for themselves and the rest of us.
Brought to you by @deanputney, @AskedRelic, @cyclona23, @EricShins, and @LorZ311. Totally follow us on @munidiaries, and send your favorite Muni passenger stories our way.

Photo by Steve Rhodes
Did this make it on that LA comedian’s rad list of things she hates about San Francisco? Cuz …
On the bus & a girl got this random old man w/ a saxophone to play happy birthday to her bf & the whole bus sang along #sflife @munidiaries
— Kira Thompson (@KiraMaria_) August 23, 2013
Hell. Yes.

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Muni rider Santani seems to think he’s flypaper for “uncomfortably personal” interactions on Muni. After his most recent experience on the 19-Polk, I’m inclined to believe him:
Mr. Hamilton, who got on the bus, asked the one other black guy if he wanted ‘a piece of this’ (his fist), and then talked me up the whole ride about his martial arts prowess, his death and resurrection 18 years ago, his occupations as a Secret Serviceman, candidate for Congress, commercial writer, and “one of the best dancers in this town.”
Also: “BTW, Mr. Hamilton has a debate with Ed Lee coming up in September or October.”
Move over, Most Interesting Man in the World! You’ve got serious competition.