If I lived in Atlanta

Legume

thetrim said:

Boston?  Miami?

Houston.  Phoenix.  ...

YukonRon

thetrim said:

Boston?  Miami?

Yeah, I would think they would rank.

YukonRon

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

While in town last weekend, due to some of the fellow Lakearoo  folks telling My Beautiful Wife about a Frontgate store being relatively close by, "we" had to go.
I had lived in Metro Atlanta back before the Olympics, and the traffic then sucked worse than everything that had ever sucked before, combined x 100.
Then I found out it was off 400. In Alpharetta.
I threw up a little in my mouth.
She had to go. We did. 1.5 hours later, (and that was great traveling time after church on Sunday) we got there.
My Beautiful Wife: "Is traffic this bad all the time?
Me: "It's worse." "This is one of the best times to travel on 400 in daylight."
My Beautiful Wife: "This sucks."
End of conversation for awhile.

If you think 400 is bad, come to my side of town 

I used to live off 316. I know. It sucks everywhere.

The problem on my side of town is that you take one of the most congested interchanges in the state and now you add a baseball stadium and 40,000 people at rush hour that nobody wanted in the first place. Couple that with the delays from the construction of a toll road that will cost $15 per ride. Three years of construction delays and counting. Good times in Cobb County. 

The wife and I were blown away about light the traffic was on 400 at 3:30 Friday PM. We can't wait to move over there. 

Going from worst to bad is better.

JRWhitee

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

While in town last weekend, due to some of the fellow Lakearoo  folks telling My Beautiful Wife about a Frontgate store being relatively close by, "we" had to go.
I had lived in Metro Atlanta back before the Olympics, and the traffic then sucked worse than everything that had ever sucked before, combined x 100.
Then I found out it was off 400. In Alpharetta.
I threw up a little in my mouth.
She had to go. We did. 1.5 hours later, (and that was great traveling time after church on Sunday) we got there.
My Beautiful Wife: "Is traffic this bad all the time?
Me: "It's worse." "This is one of the best times to travel on 400 in daylight."
My Beautiful Wife: "This sucks."
End of conversation for awhile.

If you think 400 is bad, come to my side of town 

I used to live off 316. I know. It sucks everywhere.

The problem on my side of town is that you take one of the most congested interchanges in the state and now you add a baseball stadium and 40,000 people at rush hour that nobody wanted in the first place. Couple that with the delays from the construction of a toll road that will cost $15 per ride. Three years of construction delays and counting. Good times in Cobb County. 

The wife and I were blown away about light the traffic was on 400 at 3:30 Friday PM. We can't wait to move over there. 

Looking forward to having you two.