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My internship supervisor encouraged any of us who could make it to the office to come in this morning, with reimbursement for cab fares. After watching several (packed) buses roll by without stopping, and pondering about the nightmarish evening commute, I walked my ass back home. Feel like a fool for even waking up...
If you're an intern, an "encouragement" from the supervisor is more like a direct order. Elbow your way on that bus.
Well, here we go.
I never got a call from my office but I'm pedaling my way to work anyway.
Something tells me I might be the only showing up, but whatever, I need to get some exercise and see with my own two eyes if we got power in the building.
I'm going to try taking the bus (from BPC to midtown) if there aren't a ton of people already waiting for a bus. If it looks overcrowded, I'll work from home remotely since I do have power & my connection worked when I tried it earlier.
Big FAIL. I waited for 20 min at my regular bus stop, only to have a sanitation driver drive by & say buses aren't detouring off the West Side Hwy to come into BPC. Waited with a dozen people on the West Side Hwy for 30 min & no bus. Tried to catch the M5 on Church, but after 25 min waiting there, no bus. Gave up & came home. Looks like I'm working remotely on my crummy laptop that likes to overheat.
This is what I'm going to try. I'm really worried it's going to be too crowded though... and what happens if the bus is already full when it gets to my stop? **** it then, I guess.
Brooklyn College is also closed today as there are electric problems there.
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