October 30, 2010 we braced ourselves against the crowds. Washington DC was overrun with not only Marine Corps Marathon runners picking up their race packets like Tim and Kyla, but Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Instill Fear. Later DC Metro put out that a normal Saturday has an average of 350,000 rides and this Saturday was 850,000 rides. That's a half million more people than should have been there to fight through the crowds to get a race packet! Remind us that Comedy Central needs hate mail for not thinking through the logistics of having that many people in DC on a weekend that draws huge amounts of people for other events.
October 30, 2010 we braced ourselves against the crowds. Washington DC was overrun with not only Marine Corps Marathon runners picking up their race packets like Tim and Kyla, but Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Instill Fear. Later DC Metro put out that a normal Saturday has an average of 350,000 rides and this Saturday was 850,000 rides. That's a half million more people than should have been there to fight through the crowds to get a race packet! Remind us that Comedy Central needs hate mail for not thinking through the logistics of having that many people in DC on a weekend that draws huge amounts of people for other events.
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