April 2019 15k SPAM Thread

[RBHeadge PE]

Actual video of my regular commute back in Philly:

I'm used to aggressive driving. I can handle it way better than most.

But yeah, fuck driving in NYC and DC!

 

[txjennah PE]

Actual video of my regular commute back in Philly:

I'm used to aggressive driving. I can handle it way better than most.

But yeah, fuck driving in NYC and DC!

That makes me laugh. I have family living in Philly and two of them are verrryyy aggressive drivers. I absolutely refuse to drive with my cousin lol.

 

[RBHeadge PE]

The worst drivers I've seen were in Rio, then Rome. Philly would be a distant third.

Rio was chaotic, aggressive, and overtly violent. Rome was organized chaos. Philly is aggressive, predictable, and mildly violent.

 

[preeb]

I've driven in DC before and the layout was confusing from what I remember.

What I remember more is the flat tire I got and having to change it on the side of a city street.

 

[Nashi]

You get used to it here but I do adjust my aggressive driving (bitchiness) to where I'm driving in NY though.. when I drive upstate (anything Yonkers and above for a New Yorker) I take a breather knowing that people are more polite.

 

[txjennah PE]

The worst drivers I've seen were in Rio, then Rome. Philly would be a distant third.

Rio was chaotic, aggressive, and overtly violent. Rome was organized chaos. Philly is aggressive, predictable, and mildly violent.

Haven't been to Rome but I have family in Naples, and the driving there is INSANE. And my dad was like, "Oh yeah, it's gotten so much better. You should have seen it 30 years ago." Nooope lol.

 

[aspiringWRE_PE]

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[ashmur90]

Driving in Florida was an experience. 

 

[Str. Entrepreneur]

Spam for spam's sake.

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

Buying a house is expensive and closing costs make me want to cry spam

Agreed.  And then the neighbor threatens to have a house built on the empty lot next door... and to stop it you buy the land so they can't do that.  Sigh.  Only 6 more years on that loan.

 

[RBHeadge PE]

Haven't been to Rome but I have family in Naples, and the driving there is INSANE. And my dad was like, "Oh yeah, it's gotten so much better. You should have seen it 30 years ago." Nooope lol.

Venezia was pretty bad too. I don't remember things being absofuckinglutely-rome-style awful in Sicily, Florence, or around Naples, still bad but not that bad.

 

[DerekJeter]

Call me King Arthur because I Spamelot 

 

[RBHeadge PE]

Driving in Florida was an experience. 

Central Florida is pretty tame. Ditto for northern Florida (read: lower Georgia and lower Alabama). Southern Florida is indeed an experience. People simultaneously driving too fast, too slow, too clam, and too aggressive.

 

[Str. Entrepreneur]

We'd all make the most entertaining WhatsApp group.

 

[JayKay PE]

Strictly speaking, no. But it would be logistically more complicated with the time constraints. Also it's less paperwork. I have a meeting in Brooklyn Bed-Stuy area at 10AM I'm trying to push to 11AM.

I think I'm just used to open roads and country roads Upstate. My commute up here is literally 10 minutes with no traffic, so I'm spoiled in that regard.

I mean, if you're going to Brooklyn, you could just avoid NYC all together and go through NJ.  NYC now has the congestion pricing on the bridges, etc. so it's very expensive to just drive through if you're not actually go to the city.

My commute in general is hell.  I live on LI so I have the daily LI commuters, who know that driving 80 is fun and efficient, and the Queens/NYC/Brooklyn commuters...who don't want to go over 55-MPH because the parkways don't allow you and they think they'll get pulled over.  Which makes for very frustrating summer commuting.

 

[txjennah PE]

Agreed.  And then the neighbor threatens to have a house built on the empty lot next door... and to stop it you buy the land so they can't do that.  Sigh.  Only 6 more years on that loan.

That sucks

 

[ashmur90]

Central Florida is pretty tame. Ditto for northern Florida (read: lower Georgia and lower Alabama). Southern Florida is indeed an experience. People simultaneously driving too fast, too slow, too clam, and too aggressive.

I4 was under construction so it was wild. I did live there for five weeks in 2017, so. 

 

[txjennah PE]

My project manager is sending edits piecemeal in like 20 different emails...send sanity please.

 

[Kevo_303 P.E.]

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[ashmur90]

So full from late breakfast.