Last time I was in Chicago, I had two consecutive Uber drivers cancel on me (first asshole charged me a $5 cancellation fee even after I texted him my exact location and he still drove the opposite way for 10 minutes).

Because the light turns yellow, and 2-3 more cars come through in the opposite direction, and once the light’s been red for two seconds and cross traffic starts moving on their green light, you’re stuck where you are and everyone behind you wants to kill you.

Spillback refers to traffic in the street you’re turning INTO being full and not allowing you to clear the intersection after making the turn.

My experience in 25 years of driving is that 90% of people give zero fucks about the cars behind them. They want to get through the intersection, but don’t care if anyone behind them makes it or not.

How the hell do you get 41.6 percent shooting?

Not a dumb question. It’s in the 50-50 range per my experience. I know lots of Leafs fans as well as lots of Wings fans.

This is the answer. I hate using the C-word, but apparently Hall is not well liked in locker rooms (going back to his Junior days even).

Plus he’s banging someone from the office!

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Can the casual runners at least please stay at the back of the starting queue like they’re supposed to do? I’m 260 lbs and I run a 5K in about 35-36 minutes (I usually take 3-4 walking breaks, but I can run it without stopping if my pace is so slow that I can almost walk faster), so why do I pass literally half the…

The need to recline may be no different, but my knees can tell when the person in front of me is reclining. And it’s usually the person that doesn’t hold the same perspective as me.

Why is it more frustrating? If we know what we’re getting into when we buy those tickets, it’s no big deal. It’s actually better for those that still pay for the regular service because we won’t be clogging up the overhead bins like they do because nobody wants to check a bag anymore. I don’t need a meal or even a…