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!!mb/lWwrGCwq 11/05/11(Sat)04:24 No. 315253 File1320481487.gif -(1.95 MB, 399x214, 1282525616770.gif ) Dude,
just take the bus. I'm assuming it's local, which means you'll be fine.
Shit, I take the bus in Detroit, and it's easy: you pay up, sit down,
shut up, drive out, and get off. The first time you do it, don't
plan on going anywhere, just take a round trip to familiarize yourself
with the route and to get comfortable with your surroundings. Also: 1)
Don't look down at your feet all the time, but don't make eye contact
with anyone you don't want to. If you don't want to talk to anyone, just
put on a set of headphones or bury your face in a book. Nobody gets on
the bus to make friends, right? Just act as if you're part of a crowd
and keep an eye out for your stop. 2) Sit at the middle of the bus.
As you get more comfortable, you'll find your favorite seat. (Mine is
right behind the rear door so I can prop my feet up on the divider.) 3)
If the bus isn't too loaded, park your cargo on the other seat; that's
how you signal that you don't want anyone sitting next to you. Once the
bus loads up, however, all bets are off. 4) Depending where you are,
crazy people are rare, and if they board the bus, they're going to get
chased off by the other passengers who want to see crazy people as much
as you do (which is to say, they don't). 5) Depending on where you
live, you might have to use a swipe card. If you do, get the permanent
kind, not the temp ones the tourists use. If you're using cash, have
exact change because nobody's going to break a dollar bill, much less a
fiver.