Bus Report #715
It was cold when I left the coffee shop, and the fog was blowing down over the Richmond in massive sheets. I huddled in the bus stop - it had been so much warmer a few hours earlier - and waited for the 38.
When the bus arrived, the driver threw open the door and said, "You look cold, hurry up!"
I smiled at him and got on the bus, and sat down.
At the next stop a few more folks got on. The driver called back to us, "Can you feel the heater? I just turned it on."
"Thanks," we all said, in unison.
By the time we got to my stop, the bus was good and toasty. I hopped off and waved to the driver, who nodded and honked at me before he drove away.
When the bus arrived, the driver threw open the door and said, "You look cold, hurry up!"
I smiled at him and got on the bus, and sat down.
At the next stop a few more folks got on. The driver called back to us, "Can you feel the heater? I just turned it on."
"Thanks," we all said, in unison.
By the time we got to my stop, the bus was good and toasty. I hopped off and waved to the driver, who nodded and honked at me before he drove away.
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