Smells like cinnamon apple candies in here.

This stop is much nicer than my original boarding location in St. Louis, MO.  I am basing my assessment on smell alone and have not looked up from my tiny screen that I am currently reaching out to you on.  This building is a triangle as the last location was a mere hallway of glowing primary colors.  The windows of the Grey Hound station in MO where oddly childish as a way of teaching its riders the fundamentals of color theory through distorted light. I sat there waiting for my boarding opportunity with wafting smells of old pet piss soaked carpet.  There was of coarse no carpet in site.

I began hearing tales of a greater buss,  a new kind with wifi and electrical plugs for our phones.  The bus I was on was all that I had expected so I felt no lust for the unknown.  Though I am hopeful that I may encounter the mystical blue Grey hound buss during a leg of my voyage.  I guess folks that were traveling from Indianapolis had a taste of luxury and were very unhappy to board the crap bus of the 90's.  I personally was shocked to find out that Grey Hound the poor person transport would bother updating until things were actually broken....The world can surprise.

It does smell almost lovely in here as the bathroom situation from the metal tube I have been placed in for the last 4 hours was fresh with human fecal matter that escaped each time the bathroom door opened, which was all too frequent.  I find it a wise curtesy to wait to use the bathroom during the stop for which there are plenty.  I think it took 45 minutes before the bathroom was was deflowered up on my first boarding. I am now in Salina KS and the bathroom is going to be cleaned before we get back on.  

Hearding back on the bus was not so bad with the same driver a jolly large african american man with a really great way of dealing with the screamers at the back of the buss.  I think for a driver to make it work they really have to be quite cool and laid back and perhaps turn a deaf ear to the complete and utter nonsense that can happen when people can not charge their electronics.  I am very thankful for the technology that everyone has....It gives us all a little privacy in a cramped world.