This driver should have waited.
Usually this is a lack of inattention and the driver not making the mental connection btwn overtaking the rider and needing to turn in 100 mtrs.
I ride Waverley Rd 40-50x/yr. 70% of drivers are considerate. 25% inattentive, 5% are asshats

This elevator reminds me of Disneyland biz conventions, desperately hungover @ 7am while kids wear mickey mouse ears and parents look more pained than me.

"Wow, kids, check out that view!!!"
"Dad, do you think they have a wafflemaker at the breakfast?"

(Mar a Lago waiter)"on tonight's menu we have authentic Himalayan crocodile"

Hold on, are we still talking bags or administrations??

As an agnostic I interpret this as "its important for parents to teach their children the concept of religion." so I'd 'agree'.

No interest in pushing religion at them but I wanted our kids to be aware that many religions exist worldwide.
I wonder if a % of other respondents read it that way?

We're GenX'ers, iodine was basically a condiment for surviving the nuclear winter.

I grew up in a small, rural village in which being smart was synonomous with weird.
Ignorance was applauded, insight was admonished.

Agreed but as a sidenote I hate that being smart reduces one's likeability.

Myself either but having clicked on a couple of discussions monthd ago it's now in my suggested pages regularly even when the disinterest button is clicked.
Let's be clear, all social media exists for one reason. Eyeballs=$$

Whoever runs the Q104 fb page has become totally predictable on their choice of topics/stories to feature.
Any story that ellicits an immediate and emotional gut reaction amongst the ill informed with zero facts or logical consideration of merit is red meat on pages like that
"Next up, bike lanes!"

100%
Pages like that exist entirely on rage farming and when we click on it (or heaven forbid comment on it) it reaffirms their success in generating views and outrage and the cycle continues.