Tiger Woods injured

Boston is the absolute worst.

 

Drove in Boston twice. So smooth and easy. New York? Fuck that.

 

I heard he was going to Rolling Hills Country Club early on, then it was pretty much Riviera the rest of the day through the 11 p.m. news. Jim Hill was giving his report on the 5 p.m. news from Riviera, and he was wearing a Riviera sweater during the report. Uh, he is a member at Riviera.
Tiger wouldn't have made it to Riviera by 8, even in the diamond lane if he had a driver. You gotta go past LAX, and it really jams up as you get close to the 10.
I have left Irvine at 7 a.m. and arrived in Inglewood after 9 a.m., more than 2 hours, on a weekday morning. It is about 40 miles.

 

The coronavirus has cut morning times on the 405 by like 40%.
Its becoming a bitch again in the afternoon, however.

 

I drove two days in Boston. Avoided four accidents by millimeters.

 

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New York can be interesting. When I drive up or down the East Coast, I learned to either get through D.C. at the oddest hours - early a.m. long before sunrise is really not a bad idea - or take I-81 to avoid it altogether.

Denver is interesting, but up and down I-95 in Jacksonville/Duval County can be a lot more perilous than some of you might think.

But they all take a back seat to Metro Manila. Nothing in this country comes close. Nothing.

 

At one point we thought we’d rent a car for a stay in Rome. Or maybe Vespas. But decided it might be too stressful.

After seeing the traffic, and what appeared to be no rules whatsoever, it was one of the best choices we’ve ever made.

 

Oh, now we’re talking a whole different ballgame if we’re going international.

The Dominican is terrifying.

 

Took the toll lanes on the 91 during a recent Friday rush hour. If you were going the entire length of the Fastrak the fee was $9 for the first section then $31 for the second.
And worth every penny.

 

The LA county sheriff's department could not have used the word "accident" more to describe this crash if they tried.