Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Is it just me or was Bay to Breakers this year actually a little less douchy and Muni was actually very helpful? At least in my personal experience, I waited about 30 seconds for the 5-Fulton and was sitting down comfortably on my ride back home. Miracles?
Maybe I’m just in a practical-joking mood, but wouldn’t it be hilarious if those weren’t even the routes that served this stop?
h/t X C V
Halp!
I think my favorite part is the Muni worker snapping a picture over on the left.
h/t Phyliss: “Was there ever a truer statement?”
The management at the apartment building at Post and Leavenworth has gone above and beyond in keeping their block nice and not-too-smelly, extending even to the Muni stop in front of the building. But when the Muni stop poop bandit hits your block, it’s just all too much. Here is their PSA sign that doubles as a cry for help.
Muni: We cleaned the seat (poop) as best we could. Please sanitize the seat and concrete – it smells. Thank you!
Hey 311, help a neighbor out.
Oh, and guess who helped me spot this sign? Driver Doug, who happened to be driving the 3-Jackson on my morning commute today!
Here’s a trip down memory lane: Recognize this BART station? Yes, that’s Duboce Park providing the greenery behind the station, but what gives?
@McClure_SF on Twitter posted this photo of a BART station built some time in 2005 for a Will Smith film.
A power nap can increase productivity, boost your memory, and give you a surge of creativity and energy. Additional benefit of power napping on Muni? Better immunity to all sorts of germs that’ve been marinating on that floor.
Thanks to Courney H. for the photo.