The Dao of Doug: A Bus Driver's Perspective
Rail Transit Commuters
A good neighbor starts with me at the lobby door when I see the UPS man with packages. I can buzz him in or carry my neighbors’ package up to their door. I’m aware if they’re at work if their parking spot is empty. I can text them that they have a package, or, depending upon the vibe, sign for it and hold it until they get home.
Sure enough, when I am away, they do the same. I feel so good when I’m gone that they got an eye on my door.
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The Dao of Doug: A Bus Driver's Perspective