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"I can't comment on Kaiser or SF" The comment to which you replied was specifically talking about SF so I assumed (reasonably I think) that you were commenting
by rahimnathwani 5y ago
"I can't comment on Kaiser or SF"
The comment to which you replied was specifically talking about SF so I assumed (reasonably I think) that you were commenting about SF, too.
"if that is the case, SF has either the most amazing public transportation already or the most under-used public transportation. or you are simply cheery-picking."
Those are not the only explanations. And, given I said live in SF, maybe it's reasonable to assume I'm reporting actual observations, unless I've previously demonstrated some pattern of exaggeration.
- bosie 5y agoMind sharing some other explanations?
- rahimnathwani 5y agoSome potential explanations off ghr top of my head... - I happened to get lucky on my last 5 journeys - Many people how have more flexibility about when they start/end work, even if they're not working remotely - People are avoiding public transport due to worries about COVID and increasing crime - Outside of peak hours, buses still need to run with some minimum frequency to be a viable option, so they often run empty or with only 1-5 passengers You could come up with others...