You could put your bike on the front of a transit bus if those existed.
Your description of the 80s and 90s lines up with Charleston SC, but not with backcountry SC, or anywhere I went in Alabama or Texas.
The default is a pickup, sedans are for posh people.
Yeah. I feel very lucky to have moved to a place where I have an electric train and an electric bus system powered by hydroelectric.
Oh wait, climate change means our glacial flow is 12% of the typical rate and the province is announcing a datacenter construction plan?
Well fuck me too I guess.
We had electric buses with overhead wires in São Paulo in the 80s.
The US had electric interurban railroads in the Rockies a hundred years ago.
It can happen very fast.
It's already happened, the coup is done.
Come at me like that and I'll know you are still a boy.
Boooo
God Mark Carney is an idiot.
At least he's not crazy.
Sounds familiar.
"Bloody vomit and passing out with a 43° fever? Bitch your BMI is 33 what do you expect?"
Not enough yet
Time to gtfo the UK and go cap in hand to the EU.
Therapy without having seen a psychiatrist is often a waste of time, they are often qualified to help you with, say, an BPD diagnosis, but aren't qualified to make it.
So fucking around trying to get you to treat your depression and anxiety at the surface level without knowing that the behaviors driving you to seek therapy have a source and that you can treat it directly.
Granted, seeing a psychiatrist is almost impossible for most people, so I'm not trying to throw shade if you haven't.
But if you're in therapy for a couple of years and you feel like it's beneficial, kinda, but not really getting at the root of things, and you have the insurance, a good psychiatrist can get things on track in a way a therapist simply does not have the training to do.