> It almost seems like there's a real job here for the right type of person. "Real World Engineer"? Yeah, that'd be nice. For example, several of years ago all

> It almost seems like there's a real job here for the right type of person. "Real World Engineer"? Yeah, that'd be nice. For example, several of years ago all of the bus stops around have been replaced by a unified design: three glass walls and a barrel roof made from orange plastic on top. But there is no bench to sit on inside, the roof is made from half-transparent plastic so it provides almost no shade in summer (and walls are fully transparent glass), and also the roof is lifted up just high enough from the walls that the rain would pour inside if there is any wind at all. But they look prettier than older bus stops which is something, I guess. I am pretty willing to bet that whatever people who designed and approved that design don't actually use public transport.