u/jamiegc1

Visiting some friends in rural Santa Fe County, and wondering if I should move here eventually. I have seen DoorDash is pretty hopping regularly, day or evening, does the same apply to Uber (driving passengers, not Eats) and Lyft?

I currently drive St. Louis metro, so probably should be able to handle Albuquerque now and again.

Plead guilty to 18 federal charges of deprivation of rights under color of law, for sexually abusing 18 detainees and storing recordings of his actions in a Google Drive account.

Driving rideshare eastbound on it and saw westbound about 1/2 mile west of Barnes complex and Kingshighway was closed by law enforcement, with no one allowed to turn from Kingshighway.

Two Metro busses were stopped with no headlights or running lights on, and a fire truck and ambulance were next to them with multiple police vehicles surrounding.

What is going on? (Currently 10:51pm)

Currently dealing with a storm related (and awful utility company) power outage. Power station I have can only power a CPAP for 3-4 hours on a full charge, and is very slow to recharge off solar panel. Charges fine off an outlet when I have access to one.

Looking for recommendations on a stronger one that charges better off solar panel and isn’t too horribly expensive.

I have done Uber Eats and DoorDash before this, but this is first full year as a passenger driver.

US drivers, how busy does it get on 4th of July, and has anyone tried to get you to drive them to ERs for fireworks accidents?

I was looking at Netflix because I knew the show is on there now, normally only listen to audio feed on podcast player while driving.

Noticed he has a flag of Angola behind him in recent episodes. Is there any specific reason/meaning for it, or is it merely because it has a machete in the logo on it?

I know James from It Could Happen Here hates Todd Gloria with a passion.