> She was a nice lady, but clearly was having a pretty rough go of it. Most of the people on the bus seemed like that. This pretty much describes my long-haul

> She was a nice lady, but clearly was having a pretty rough go of it. Most of the people on the bus seemed like that. This pretty much describes my long-haul Greyhound experience (Atlanta to Texas). It's also why I think everyone should travel more Greyhound for perspective. Take a book, some shareable food, some alcohol (concealable) and an extra cup, a willingness to have a conversation with a stranger, and an open mind. There's a LOT of America and Americans we don't see these days.