from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty show.

I bet this is a problem all over the country.

So the public transit in San Francisco is called Bart.

Many, you know, every city's got it and the pandemic has cost Bart a billion dollars

because you know, people not going to work aren't riding the bar.

So it's there a billion dollars in the hole from where they normally are.

And I bet this is true.

A big metropolitan area is all over the country.

And there's no reason to think that the traditional commute is ever going to return.

Because a lot of these people are well, first of all, a bunch of people got fired.

But the people that aren't fired, they're still working there, but they're going to work

from home.

And what is this going to do for public transit in big cities all across America if they're

running a billion or more less dollars than they're used to?

Right.

Well, and there are plenty of systems or parts of systems that aren't anywhere near self

system anyway.

Sure.

They're already bleeding money.

Yeah.

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