> 1. You have to be there in someone else's time. You can't have 5 or 10 or 30 minutes if something comes up. There's this cool thing you can do in the 21st ce

> 1. You have to be there in someone else's time. You can't have 5 or 10 or 30 minutes if something comes up. There's this cool thing you can do in the 21st century where if you go into Google maps, or Apple maps, or any other map app, you can check how long it takes to get to your destination > 2. What you say. I don't want to rub my body with people who are wearing dirty clothes, smell, and has god-knows-what liquid on their clothes who might choose to cough without using their hands. (This has happened to me) So, I avoid public transport where there is this kind of intermingling. Fine with me where there are upper classes or similar in transport and it is enforced strictly. Oh no! How will the upper class in every other society that uses public transit deal. There is something to be said about fare enforcement, the homeless, and societal norms, but this certainly isn't it.