Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for January 19, 2019

Not with Dr Mel piloting. You could end up with the head of a fly. If you’re lucky.

No they won’t. Here today, gone tomorrow.

While I like the idea, I’d be like Dr. McCoy and not wanting my atoms spread all over.

Space Taxi Union is not going to like this…nor people who don’t like being in a cramped space with a strange man.

You don’t usually take the teleportation booth with you…..

I’d rather take a Lyft. Uber’s backed by Russian and Saudi money.

Two men in a teleporting pod? What could possibly go wrong?

http://thecia.com.au/star-trek/voyager/2/10b2.jpg

I wish my transport bus would come that quickly!!

Uh uh, not me. I’d probably arrive without my spleen…

I gotta get me one of those…

I prefer space scooters.

I’ll take one of those!

Ah-h, a quicker version of the Hyperloop…

One for me, please.

I’ll put every coyote out of business.

Historically, corners cut by greedy corporations have injured employees – not customers. There was never a document ill effect of shoe xrays for a customer – but shoe salesmen (who were exposed all day) came down with nasty cases of poisoning. It was factory workers that died from popcorn lung – not consumers eating their microwave popcorn.

In the 19th century, cutting corners on steam powered factory construction killed the workers (as steam boilers started a fire, or heavy machinery crashed through multiple floors). But customers would never know, if the factory owner could possibly suppress the incident.

Could have used that tonight to get from Universal back to my hotel room.