Additionally, cities that want physically fit officers have unions that demand that they are paid to work out. Cities don’t want to pay for that.

So, usually the fitness requirements are only used when applying but aren’t used when you are in the force.

From the looks of it the characters have thrusters to allow them to move in zero G.

Not exactly jetpack but pretty damn close

TIL that Cas Anvar got fired. Damn…

Of the principle characters, I felt like he was one of the stronger actors, with Amos (Wes Chatham) being the strongest.

I recently did a rewatch of The Expanse and as much as I enjoy it generally, I felt like the last season was meh.

The grit was gone and felt like the show rushed near the end.

Maybe it’s just me though.

From my very limited experience, it comes down to two things:

• who owns the buses
• who makes money off the buses

My experience in taking public transit generally is that there is often very little advertising about them and as a result people don’t know about them unless you have to use them. Not only that but bus route maps are so damn hard to read. The best innovation I’ve seen is Google maps allowing you to use public transit as an option to get somewhere.

The second is who is profiting. We all know conservatives don’t like paying for services they don’t use, especially when it benefits the poor. Schemes like Uber are a way to get people to pay for their buses so that the municipality can pay less into their public transit system and ideally pay into theirs.