You're lucky. They're well-intended, but really awful. You're supposed to traverse the intersection in the order you arrive. All it takes is for one jackass to waive* their right of way, or run the intersection, and the other three drivers are thrown into disarray. Add multiple lanes to this and, well... good luck everyone!

* Often literally waving at you to go. Through the intersection. At the wrong time.

Someone needs to slap a com-badge on that guy. It's just so darn close.

Alamo does the same, although I like their wings a bit better.

And yes, it's all steep for the quality no matter where you go. I liken it to a trip to Medieval Times, only the crowd, entertainment, and food are usually better.

Well, they can take my plugins and Tampermonkey when they pry it from my cold, dead, hands.

Exactly. Without a veto-proof vote on this, they can play both sides on this one. That said, these four repbulicans are also saying that they care a little more about midterms than toeing the line on this issue.

I have no idea. I'm just as mystified by this.

Honestly, this is why I fled suburbia for someplace more integrated and communal.

I looked around and realized that I barely knew who lived there, and nobody had my back. Likewise, if someone was in trouble, I would never hear about it. I'm not unfriendly by any means, it's just the whole tract-housing setup with no communal space is practically engineered to divide people up. Heap work hours and commute time on top of that, and all you know is someone keeps a car in so many driveways overnight; you never see any people. Everyone there really kept to themselves, as the environment made that easy to do.

I'm happy to say that I'm in a place now that would likely band together if it came down to it.

Wait if I assume you are Americans, do you have limited work hours per day over there?

Yes and no. Depends wildly based on industry, job type, and income level. Generally we stick to a 40-hour a week at your place of work, unless you're a wage earner (which could be much more or less). That said, it doesn't always work that way.

The worst case is a suburban or rural lifestyle that is one hour (or more!) from the office, where logistics (e.g. groceries, auto maintenance, healthcare) and friends are almost as far away from home. That adds up to a ton of time in transit, with a handful of hours to yourself each working day for the rest, if you want to sleep a healthy amount. Then you add kids, daycare, after-school activities, and there's literally no free time left.

All I know is that a simple 4-way stop, with multiple lanes in all directions, has an effort:chaos ratio that is off the charts. No need for multi-million-dollar engineering projects.

I only just noticed this. Is one a Beluga Whale and the other Dolphin?

Starfleet security codes and: "there's a vast, limitless, empty ocean above the air that you navigate in special boats?! How do you find enough krill to not starve?"