Huh, doesn't look that bad to me honestly.

Dave's been driving for 22 years and he still thinks chatting up every passenger is the way to go? I'd bet money half those people just want to sit in peace after a long shift. Not everyone wants a living room experience on a city bus at 6pm. Some of us have headphones because we don't want to hear about your grandkids or the traffic on Main Street. The guy probably remembers kids' names because he's bored out of his skull and that's the only entertainment he's got. Zone out, ignore the driver, that's your right. You paid for a ride, not a friendship.

Isn't that question the one we all secretly hope nobody asks? I had a similar wake-up call when a developer on my team pointed out our "inclusive dataset" was mostly English, middle-class forum posts, and I realized my pride in our fairness tools was mostly hiding the fact we'd skipped the actual hard conversations. It's tough to admit you've been putting a fresh coat of paint on a house with no foundation.

Man I feel your pain, spent a whole day on a missing curly brace once.

And here I was thinking my old grease-stained notebook was just a fire hazard, not a teaching tool. App probably would have been fine if it didn't try to sell me a premium subscription every time it crashed. Guess the grid paper still has more reliability than some silicon.