Wednesday hybrid commuters, you guys are the worst.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You write very poorly.

You may need to get some bigger pants.

They fit great, thanks. I don't commute, but I wear nice ones. Use your non-commuting time to work on your writing.

NP
No one GAF about writing skills except the a$$hole strivers. Get over it

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We (those of us who commute M-F, like teachers) get it - you hate putting on pants and a bra in the middle of the week. You've forgotten how to drive. You don't have to be at your job by a strict start time, and so you use your phone at stoplights and aren't paying attention to when the light changes, thereby slowing traffic down in a domino effect of your selfishness.

Then you linger in the left lane, even though you have to be in the right lane, and then try to cross 2 lanes of GW Parkway at the last minute so you can get on 395. And you live in a bubble of your own narcissism against keeping the road moving.

I already have to leave 20 minutes earlier on Wednesday (and 10-15 earlier on Tues/Thurs) to compensate for your ineptitude. And no, it isn't just the volume of cars - you hybrid commuters are utterly mindless behind the wheel.

Mondays and Fridays, traffic is a piece of cake, because M-F commuters know you're too delicate to clothe yourselves on the weekend bookends.

Amen. RIP the Covid commute..

Truth. It was beautiful while it lasted. Especially 2021.

As a healthcare worker, March-December 2020 commute was AMAZING. NO ONE was on the roads. My normal 75m commute was just under 30m.

Agree. I was in then too. It was eerie at first then amazing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We (those of us who commute M-F, like teachers) get it - you hate putting on pants and a bra in the middle of the week. You've forgotten how to drive. You don't have to be at your job by a strict start time, and so you use your phone at stoplights and aren't paying attention to when the light changes, thereby slowing traffic down in a domino effect of your selfishness.

Then you linger in the left lane, even though you have to be in the right lane, and then try to cross 2 lanes of GW Parkway at the last minute so you can get on 395. And you live in a bubble of your own narcissism against keeping the road moving.

I already have to leave 20 minutes earlier on Wednesday (and 10-15 earlier on Tues/Thurs) to compensate for your ineptitude. And no, it isn't just the volume of cars - you hybrid commuters are utterly mindless behind the wheel.

Mondays and Fridays, traffic is a piece of cake, because M-F commuters know you're too delicate to clothe yourselves on the weekend bookends.

Amen. RIP the Covid commute..

Truth. It was beautiful while it lasted. Especially 2021.

As a healthcare worker, March-December 2020 commute was AMAZING. NO ONE was on the roads. My normal 75m commute was just under 30m.

Those were the days. I still remember breezing down 16th Street and Georgia.

[Anonymous]

It's the phones. I commute on 495 everyday and people are all on their phones making slow traffic even slower. People traveling four or five car lengths behind other cars, looking up at the road every few seconds totally unaware of what's going on around them. Every day I have to honk at someone who doesn't proceed when the light turns green because they're on their phone. Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's the phones. I commute on 495 everyday and people are all on their phones making slow traffic even slower. People traveling four or five car lengths behind other cars, looking up at the road every few seconds totally unaware of what's going on around them. Every day I have to honk at someone who doesn't proceed when the light turns green because they're on their phone. Ridiculous.

I agree with this, but reject OP's notion that it is only the hybrid commuters on Tu/W/Th that are doing it. It's apparent that Op's just bitter that not everyone has to go into the office every day. Instead of enjoying the light traffic on Monday and Friday, she's bitter about the regular traffic on Wednesday. One of those people who always sees a half empty glass.

[Anonymous]

I see awful drivers every day of the week. It’s the volume, not the drivers.

[Anonymous]

They also totally destroyed an already sucky carline at school. All these kids used to go to aftercare or take the bus and now all these WFH parents are clogging up the carline. Weekday shopping took a nosedive too.

[Anonymous]

Would you rather just have normal bad traffic back every day?

[Anonymous]

Legal weed has not done anything good for people's driving skills.