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[EARLY VIDEO] What's the Longest Trip You Can Make With a MetroCard? (Patreon)

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2025-05-14 05:53:27
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Hello night owls or people in time zones different from mine! I was originally going to edit a different video and get it to you sooner but I found out that I'll be cameoing on a large transit channel this week and immediately shifted gears to get this one out instead! Hopefully you enjoy it - I think it's a fun one.

(FYI I might be running behind the next couple weeks but I'm gonna do my best to catch up to the "week ahead" schedule as time allows!)

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[EARLY] What's the Longest Trip You Can Make With a MetroCard?

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Comments

Jake Conarck

Not sure if you guys were joking but Wantaugh = Juan Taw. As a former Suffolk County bus commuter, I'm glad to hear they're improving the system because it used to be complete dog shit. Also, props to Jeremy for flipping of Moses, fuck that guy.

Matthew Harris

One thing I like about your videos over other transit YouTubers is that you are doing these types of extreme trips---and capturing the feeling. Like when you are waiting in that parking lot at sunrise and talking about this being the worst part of an overnighter---that really captures the feeling. One question I have for you is whether you think that you will ever get tired of having these type of extreme transit adventures will ever lose its appeal for you. As you get older, do you think that being at the Kalamazoo Park and Ride at 3 AM in the rain will not be as fun anymore? I am in my 40s, and I still do some trips like that, but I really pick my battles now with things like sleeping on Amtrak trains and taking jiggy-lift buses.