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A lot lower than the 8% per year they're asking for...
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Following a concert recently I gave my date a ride to transit on the back of my heavy bike (has a huge Jandd Expedition rack.) Thousands of folks walking the same direction started offering money (it's over a mile from the stadium to the trains.) After dropping her off, I went back and picked up folks for 5 bucks a pop (plus tips.) Y'all in the city should definitely put some pegs/racks on and make some extra cash.
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so what's the verdict? Mo Bikes or Mo Gas?
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Originally Posted by 531phile
so what's the verdict? Mo Bikes or Mo Gas?
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Originally Posted by boots
More? Less? The same?
Next week is going to be rediculous. |
imagine the scene as 2,000 people try to walk up the narrow south path to bedford on the brooklyn side of the williamsburg bridge...
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Originally Posted by brunning
imagine the scene as 2,000 people try to walk up the narrow south path to bedford on the brooklyn side of the williamsburg bridge...
god, it'd be like the brooklyn bridge, except with hipster tourists. ;) |
Manhattan Bridge is the way to go. No one knows where to get on or off. Not even the cop I once asked...
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Originally Posted by aforementioned newsreport
The last time New York had a transit strike was 1980, when subways and buses sat motionless for 11 days. Tens of thousands of people mounted bicycles, walked and embraced creative modes of transportation like boats, private helicopters and roller skates.
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Apparently, a lot of guys haven't even shown up for work. Cavalry Couriers asked me if I could go out and ride for a bit. If you want to pick up some work, call them.
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Originally Posted by EnLaCalle
wangster is an imperialist!!
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Originally Posted by s_9
Apparently, a lot of guys haven't even shown up for work. Cavalry Couriers asked me if I could go out and ride for a bit. If you want to pick up some work, call them.
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imperialist-
Originally Posted by wangster
those transit peeps are getting greedy. 8% every year for the next 3 years. Thats a big raise and it's not like they get low wages.
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An imperialist is an advocate of imperialism, so if Wangster was suggesting that NYC should extend it's sphere of influence into, say New Jersey, then he'd be an imperialist. Not supporting raises for transit workers is not imperialism.
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Originally Posted by r-dub
Following a concert recently I gave my date a ride to transit on the back of my heavy bike (has a huge Jandd Expedition rack.) Thousands of folks walking the same direction started offering money (it's over a mile from the stadium to the trains.) After dropping her off, I went back and picked up folks for 5 bucks a pop (plus tips.) Y'all in the city should definitely put some pegs/racks on and make some extra cash.
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Originally Posted by you
An imperialist is an advocate of imperialism, so if Wangster was suggesting that NYC should extend it's sphere of influence into, say New Jersey, then he'd be an imperialist. Not supporting raises for transit workers is not imperialism.
As far as me giving a poor example as to why Wangster is an imperialist, I'm just a moron. But he is. Trust me. Wangster is an imperialist. What this has to do with riding a fixed gear or single speed is negligible. |
Originally Posted by you
An imperialist is an advocate of imperialism, so if Wangster was suggesting that NYC should extend it's sphere of influence into, say New Jersey, then he'd be an imperialist. Not supporting raises for transit workers is not imperialism.
Secondly, to me (but not on a technical level) capitalism goes hand and hand with imperialism, and imperialism generally entails the exploitation of a group at the hands of an oppressor, therefore I extended the tag of imperialist to Wangster. Knifefight knew what I meant. Do you grade AP tests or something? |
I've been out there from 9:30 till 8:30. very busy, all those weekend cyclists, couple of them almost hit me. looking at them struggle up the bridge was fun. i climbed much faster then usually to make them look like they are standing still. some other guy raced me on manhattan bridge on the way home. that was fun.
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It's cool guys, I can't hide my secret forever.
Yes, yes I AM an Imperialist and damn proud of it. I long to be an oppressor and enslave all of mankind! mua hahahahahahaha!!! wait, that just makes me a dictator... damn! ELC was joking, he cool, knifefight on the other hand needs a facepunch. He's just jealous cuz I beat him at the Rico Race...or is the other way around? Doesn't matter... knifefight needs a facepunch anyways... while I'm at it, so does ELC and all enemy of imperialists. |
To answer the original question... A large company that I used to work for, and some of you probably work for now, that usually does 1600-1900 runs a day, pulled about 1000 today. So yeah, it's slowed down some.
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one of our friends said he had 30 runs left at 6pm.. nutz
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Originally Posted by wangster
ELC was joking, he cool, knifefight on the other hand needs a facepunch. He's just jealous cuz I beat him at the Rico Race...or is the other way around? Doesn't matter... knifefight needs a facepunch anyways... while I'm at it, so does ELC and all enemy of imperialists.
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I think "schooled" is an overstatement; we technically tied. He won by virtue of, using his words: a technicality.
What else... Wangster and I go back. We occasionally get into some turkey burger level beef, this didn't even get past a garden burger. Thank you ELC for articulating the capitalist/imperialist correlation. My AP review days are long gone-- I'm now focussed on riding my bike for a medium sized messenger company that gets no business when there's a transit strike. Meet me for a cup of coffee and hopefully not a punch in the face. |
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