When the MUNI goes into the long tunnel after a stop, the lights turn off for a brief second and then flash back on. What the hell is that? I believe They (yes, with a capital T) are hiding something from us. Something occurs during that second that the lights are out and the fans stop spinning. Something bad. Something really bad. The truth is out there, and I'm going to find it.

Sorry for all the posts about the MUNI lately; it's the only thing I have time for these days, riding the MUNI. I take the MUNI to work in the morning, work, take the MUNI home, work a little more, sleep, and repeat. Hopefully my long Hell will be over at the end of today, and I can go back to a more normal work schedule.

This entry was published on November 28, 2000 at 12:14 pm.

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