Who the heck parks on a street like the poors with pinko bicycles riding everywhere? I park my Suburban in the Wal*Mart parking lot and ding the car next to me #MAGA

When compared to driving, Amtrak is competitively priced in the NEC, especially because I-95 is a miserable, traffic-filled slog from hell. JetBlue offers $49 flights between NYC and Boston, but getting to and from those airports can be a real PITA.

CSX also has a reputation in the industry on spending less on capital and safety as it should.

Most Americans have no idea that we have a passenger rail system outside of the Northeast Corridor, let alone that most Amtrak trains travel on privately-owned freight RR tracks. The garbage truck collision in WV and the accident in SC were most likely the fault of the truck driver and CSX, respectively.

You need to brush up on your math.

At this stage of my life, it’s all the hope I have.

Just stay away from the East & West coasts. $1-2 million doesn’t buy much there :-(

That’s certainly a way to lose $50,000 per day.

I’m a pretty active tree-hugger, but the environment wasn’t really on my list of concerns after I had my first and only child. I was poor AF and I knew I couldn’t afford to put more than one kid through college. Heck, I am still poor AF and am struggling putting my only child through college :-(

I remember supermarket granola bars of the 1970s had carob chips in them. Ditto with bags of trail mix. Not bad.

Facebook is used heavily by many nonprofit orgs that I am involved with. It’s a cheap, easy tool to communicate with members. Many of these groups have ditched the paper newsletter and e-mail updates. FB has also become an important tool to invite people to events.

Speaking as a parent of a teenage son, I bet that most of them have seen much worse stuff online than hand job techniques on Lifehacker.

We rode buses and the Metro around the city. No need for a car.

As an American, I found most Montrealers to be friendly, helpful and fluent in English. It’s definitely my favorite city in North America. It’s a beautiful town with a multicultural, European feel.

Listening to the Philly police scanner last night may have been more fun than watching the Super Bowl.

10,000 shorti hoagies for you and some peanut chews!

Fans were seen running through Center City holding pieces of said awning. As of 9 a.m. EST, those pieces have not turned up on eBay.

The article incorrectly makes the reader think that the idea of the elevated highway was birthed by Moses in 1913, when, according to Wikipedia, the idea was officially proposed by “Police Commissioner Richard Edward Enright on January 12, 1924, in a letter to the New York City Board of Estimate.”

So the political party that thinks that law enforcement is conspiring with HRC and BHO to take down their party’s leader is the same one that gleefully extended warrantless wiretapping at the urging of the same law enforcement agencies?

Erik, in your opening paragraphs you wrote: