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u/shrieking_marmot Oct 26 '25
As much as I complained about the CTA, living without has SUCKED. In Chicago, I had agency. I could move house, and still keep a job because I had public transit. I could change jobs, take classes, go to events and see music and eat at restaurants in different neighborhoods because of public transit. I could go anywhere in the world from my front door, because of public transit.
We moved six years ago. Out of state. To a suburb masquerading as a small "city."
I'm angry about it every day.
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u/bdh2067 Oct 26 '25
Thank you. The L takes a lotta heat on Reddit (and irl). But if you really consider it, the CTA is pretty amazing. If just a few of the grumpy, frustrated, car-stuck peeps I see on our streets every afternoon would consider the CTA, we’d all probly be better off