There are many endemic diseases affecting the locals in Uruguay. Taking the bus in Uruguay lacks some of the physical dangers present when James Lafond takes a ride, but there are plenty of moral dangers. There are hordes of the typical open mouthed old ass walking dead comprising 2/3 of the passengers, and you never realize how fat the Uruguayos are as a people until they sit next to you on a bus seat possibly made to asian measurements.
It's still a pleasure to read bb prose. Both well researched and well written...
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[...] do not mean merely that busses suck. Using wheeled transport to get anywhere takes indordinate amounts of time to traverse trivial [...]