Uplifting moments, curious scents, devilish Muni overheards and Satanic approaching N-Judahs

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Photo by echoes71

This week on Muni Diaries was just like any other week, in that it was completely different than the week before. Among other scents and events captured on @munidiaries

  1. Saw my light rail driver pause to hand empty bottles out the window to hunched woman collecting recyclables.
  2. Classical music serenading commuters on the bus this morning – source tbd… #munidiaries #soclassy
  3. the 31 smells like maple syrup… At least it’s a pleasant smell today
  4. “This is the bus I got possessed on.” -talkative religious woman on the 5. #muni
  5. The N-Judah is coming in 6, 6, 6. Uh oh. pic.twitter.com/SJosJ4IILH

This week’s Muni moments come to you via @steffiexplores, @RichmondGrlSays, @PalomitaSays, @SaysHelen, and @roxannetavakoli. Thanks, all of you. Now, it’s your turn to share your Muni stories with @munidiaries.

Name that new Muni bus part

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Over on the Muni Diaries Facebook page, RayRay asks, rightly, WTF? What’s this partition for, anyway?

I’ll start: private corner office? Those new-fangled blue-seat buses certainly have a high opinion of themselves, don’t they? Or make-out seats. Definitely make-out seats.

You guys are good at coming up with explanations for such things (see also: the bus-seat “butt holes” of 2010), so get those creative juices flowing and offer up a suggestion.

Simple request via art found on Muni

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Grumpy (Shut Up! Please), 2013, Crayola marker and pencil on notebook paper

Art shows up in the strangest places, and you don’t have to be Banksy to pull it off. Says @spiegelmama:

“Bus floor art worthy of framing.”

Indeed. Is it supposed to be a nagging spouse? A judge? A teacher? In any case, I think this pathos-inducing piece is begging for your commentary and analysis on the state of humanity.

Are you on Muni? What’re you looking at? Tell us at @munidiaries like @spiegelmama did.

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