I appreciate this and your offer. It's a rare thing to see someone willing to share sources. Are you a city planner or engineer?

I lived there for many years, traffic is terrible and the area has world class transportation choices. I worry that other cities will try to follow suit before being able to offer similar service, as a means to fill coffers.

I guess that we do. And the City of New York has. I desire a more equitable system, that's it. I can't change that on social media but I appreciate your honest engagement instead of just calling me a dolt or worse.

And parks and a hundred other things. However I am perplexed on how we are all okay with it or even celebrate it.

I'm sorry that makes no sense to me. These are fees, a type of tax. I don't see how this is related to housing and food. Can you please explain your reasoning?

I wish I could come up with some great answer here. I can't.
I do feel that fees disproportionately affect lower and middle income groups and for some reason people accept this.

I can see that 'poor' was the wrong choice. Those groups are definitely a huge problem and I feel that public Transit is fantastic in that area. However I'm not convinced that this is a fee that will keep Ubers away. I do feel that any toll or fee disproportionately affects lower income groups

I did. You duck.

Yeah keeping pooret people off the streets works great

Doing the same thing for the same reasons . Seems doubtful that it'll take very long for these tariffs to be implemented. Maybe some companies will have stock that they can run on for a bit or, they could take advantage of the "tariff" to pad profits until that stock is depleted.

Are these rompers. Perfect for a relaxing day at the beach and the court.

Looks like you're beginning a tour of America's pizzas from home. NY, Detroit is Connecticut on the menu?

I really like the thought of a Notre Dame - Indiana playoff game.