You never know what trivial arguments have to be endured on the subway - taking a cab avoids all that drivel. Consequential debates rarely take place underground. (Although surely it's undeniable the '61 Yanks were better'n the '55 Dodgers and the '75 Knicks.)
And that What's-His-Name? - Orbell, Orwell, whatever - seems to have more than his share of equality. Guys with that kind of insight are rarely seen on the subway - they take a cab, or walk.
When attacking the Divine Right of Kings, it is necessary to go for the root of that pernicious idea.
You never know what trivial arguments have to be endured on the subway - taking a cab avoids all that drivel. Consequential debates rarely take place underground. (Although surely it's undeniable the '61 Yanks were better'n the '55 Dodgers and the '75 Knicks.)
And that What's-His-Name? - Orbell, Orwell, whatever - seems to have more than his share of equality. Guys with that kind of insight are rarely seen on the subway - they take a cab, or walk.