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By a passenger in the city with a bus (not Cluedo or cricket )

by john-edward-smallshaw

If slow could show itself as being fast the driver of this bus would still come last. And then we wonder why productivity once so high has gone into decline, it's down to bus drivers tootling along and taking their time. Almost to a man they don't give a damn never a please or a thank you, they shunt you in to a forty foot coffin and we're off in what appears to be a snails pace it's no wonder they're laughing There's a lot to be said for closing your eyes and staying in bed but not a lot of people say it instead they'll pray for Saturday which'll be a long time coming if it takes the bus.
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70 / English
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Apr 21, 2017
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