“former Chicago City Hall employee and two-time felon”

“What the hell have you got to lose?” -Trump the candidate

For longer distances, the difference between 100mph and 200mph is significant, i.e. the difference between a 2 hour trip and 4 hour one. But for the airport to Disney, it’s less significant. But the whole point is, like the World’s Fair, etc., the ride itself would be the attraction, and a proof of concept, and set…

The “Cash Me Outside” teen has a record deal

1) It’s Disney. They can have a movie playing, like they do in the buses, and even fake “windows” on the sides, like they do in the cruise ships that don’t have portholes and in the new Animation-themed hotel suites.

Make it so! Then, Take My Money!

All of which could have been done decades ago, but hasn’t. But a Hyperloop would essentially be an attraction / ride of its own and any geek wanting to try it would have another reason to go to Disney World. And how long does it take a hyper loop to “get up to high speed?” I thought it was seconds. If they can make…

the airport to most hotels is 30 to 45 minutes.

1) Orlando Airport to Disney World. And within Disney World properties. They have the monorail / land rights and demand/need and could do this immediately.

Thanks. I hate this new format. Used to be one article/screen, and on a small screen, you can’t see the headline.

WTF, I hate how they scroll multiple articles so you can’t see the one you’re posting to. Didn’t used to be that way.

1) Orlando Airport to Disney World. And within Disney World properties. They have the monorail / land rights and demand/need and could do this immediately.

“Nissan Rogue got a flat tire”

What about Magic?

People complain when a man takes up two seats, so he’s just compensating.

Bless his soul... but he spent $35,000 in 2002 as “an investment,” not even considering the storage, heating, etc. costs, to sell it for $40,000 in 2017?

Imagine, an Asian “When Harry Met Sally”... like the one I saw in the theater this weekend?

Just tax Bloomberg. He’s a billionaire AND he rides the subway.

They need to put those giants on the border w/ North Korea.

This is like PC makers using Microsoft Windows (although they pay per install) and Microsoft eventually releasing their own hardware, both for revenue and to push the standards of what a PC should be. Reasonable and the consumer wins. Though I still prefer Macs (but it adds pressure to Apple!)