What would have happened if Meech and Boob stopped earlier?

I've always wondered what their family would be like if they had less kids

Scenario 1: they stop after JD and Jana and have 3 kids

Scenario 2: they stop after Jinger and have 6 kids

Scenario 3: they stop after Joy-Anna and have 9 kids

Scenario 4: they stop after Johannah and have 16 kids (because she's the first girl after a lot of boys so they call it quits

How do you think the family would have turned out?

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u/Wide_right_yes — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/YAPms

How do you think the Missouri redistricting referendum will go this November?

I think the new map will narrowly fail. Missouri loves the GOP but loves voting for Dem policies at the ballot box.

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u/Wide_right_yes — 1 month ago
▲ 127 r/YAPms

Gen Z for Fishback was real- he just probably got no support from anyone older

u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago

Anyone having major issues with this study? I answered all the questions and keep getting an invalid request for it.

u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/transit

For the slightly older people on this sub, how was support for transit in the United States pre 2010s (80s/90s/2000s) compared to now?

Were there active transit communities? What was advocacy like? Lots of the current American light rail systems were built in that time. Are people more supportive of transit now or back then?

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u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/mbta

Anyone on the 5:50 Worcester line train from South Station to Worcester know what happened in more detail at Lansdowne?

I was on that train, we were stopped for 25 minutes at Lansdowne. Officially it was due to a medical emergency but on the train I heard there was an assault. An officer walked through my car and I saw them with a person outside. The train was very busy so I figured maybe someone else would know more.

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u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago
▲ 59 r/YAPms

Unlike Mary Peltola, James Talarico has not rejected Kamala Harris's endorsement despite Texas being more red than Alaska.

u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago
▲ 461 r/transit

Indiana's South Shore Line has to be the only commuter rail train in North America that is in 2 different time zones

u/Wide_right_yes — 2 months ago