How crappy is your commute?

[Mountain Sprite]

Originally Posted by jeff201865

They don't need to -- all one needs to do is note the beat-up gas-guzzler sporting $3,000 wheel rims and empty cans of Corona rolling along the dashboard, or that atrocious trombone-heavy cacophony they consider to be music (well, it does sound like "circus music") blaring out the windows.

True, I haven't seen any "illegal alien cards" on the back window of their dangerous smoke-spewing jalopies but I do recall having seen Food Stamp booklets glued together to form sun visors a few times.

LOL
I commute 51.9 miles from Angelus Oaks to Corona on the 91 and it takes me about 1 1/2 hours to get there in the AM when I leave anytime after 6:30 and about that if I leave Corona after 5pm.

[Count David]

Originally Posted by bionictony

Anyone commute from Corona (71 fwy & pine) to pasadena (210 fwy & lake)? We might buy a house in corona and that's the nearest access to the freeway in corona. If i work at 7:30am, what time would i have to leave the house? Thanks in advance

5 something?

[Fontucky]

Originally Posted by jeff201865

They don't need to -- all one needs to do is note the beat-up gas-guzzler sporting $3,000 wheel rims and empty cans of Corona rolling along the dashboard

They don't drink Corona... too expensive... Bud Light and Coors are their usual brands.

Corona's the beer for gabachos who think they're drinking a fine foreign lager.

Originally Posted by jeff201865

or that atrocious trombone-heavy cacophony they consider to be music (well, it does sound like "circus music") blaring out the windows.

While I admit the Mexican national anthem sounds like circus music, I can't stop my feet from moving when I hear norteña, ranchera, and cumbia.