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- Are Greyhound buses in the US really that bad? : r travel - Reddit
Greyhound buses are one of the few things in American life that are exactly as bad as advertised The buses are run down, the service is unreliable, and in my experience there has almost always been at least one "problem passenger" eating smelly food, emitting smelly smells, or just acting generally unstable
- How bad actually are the Greyhound Buses and Bus Stations?
I once took a Greyhound in Alabama after midnight I saw a dude get arrested at the terminal and the bus drivers safety spiel included the line, "If I catch anyone masturbating on the bus, I will immediately pull over and call the police " Obviously, said incident must have occurred before to include it in his spiel
- Flix Bus, Baron Bus, Greyhound - Are any of these better or . . . - Reddit
Flix Bus, Baron Bus, Greyhound - Are any of these better or are they all the same? Plane ticket prices are still pretty high lately So I’m considering bus options for summer vacation now I’m thinking most likely Chicago or NYC for destination Anyone have experience they can share?
- Greyhound (2020) is a really well-done WWII movie - Reddit
Das Boot (1981) A masterpiece when it comes war movies and still the best depiction of submarine warfare to this date The tactics and portraying of the german u-boots in Greyhound were beyond a joke and the whole movie is a crappy one when it comes to historical accuracy
- How safe is Greyhound bus? : r AskAnAmerican - Reddit
Greyhound gets a bad rep cause they go everywhere, which inevitably means they have a lot of bus stations including ones in sketchier or more remote areas Overall they're fine
- I will be taking a greyhound bus for the first time. Advice?
I'll be taking a greyhound bus on a short trip from San Antonio, Texas to Austin, Texas I've never ridden on any kind of bus before I already have my tickets but I'm nervous about the trip Its a shorter trip, but is it non-stop, or will it stop along the way? Will my return trip be starting at the same station where I was dropped off in Austin?
- Is Greyhound really THAT bad? : r travel - Reddit
Greyhound is fine Most of the negative stuff you've read about it comes from people who are repeating something their cousin's sister's dog's friend told them and have no firsthand experience Or they rode a bus once and saw a black person and are still traumatized by that experience The buses are cramped, and they don't attract the rich and famous, but if you need a cheap way to get from
- What it like owning a greyhound? : r Greyhounds - Reddit
Would definitely recommend a greyhound, just make sure you get the right one as you'll need one more like our two rather than some others I've met that are more feisty Also don't expect them to be really playful like other breeds are
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