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Originally Posted by aephi alum
Ugh. What a mess. Snow, sleet, freezing rain, and ice in NYC. I'm surprised I didn't fall flat on my ass walking to my office.
It pretty much just snowed in Connecticut. We got less than an inch... but my town's snow removal plan consists of waiting for spring. My ten-minute drive home from the train station took half an hour, I skidded a few times, and my husband had to push my car in order for me to get it into the garage.
Blech.
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wasnt it effing ridiculous in NYC today? it was barely a few inches, but everyone is all freaked out because the city wasnt prepared to shovel the streets and sidewalks (versus private companies which will pay super overtime to have their help staff do it round the clock). so everyone was all over the place. i stepped in puddles like you wouldnt believe and it sucked.
plus, this is the most snow we've had yet and its being called a nor'easter. WTF it wasnt that much!
you know, i think commuters have it just as bad when this happens. highway accidents, icy roads and traffic is just as bad as waiting in snow for a bus for all eternity, then having it pass you cause its packed. or being on a packed bus going 15 miles an hour. or having the subway be colder than it is outside and it being full of puddles from melted snow from above ground. or, having tracks being icy and frozen so parts or entire subway/train lines are shut down. or having to layer up like a motha because well its effing cold.
i dunno, you decide. who's got it worse? commuters or drivers?