Topic: Bus Driver

A trip to the mountains near Florence was complicated when a bus's windshield wiper motor failed during a storm. To ensure they returned in time for the podcast, Curry's nephews reportedly bribed the driver to navigate halfway down the mountain to meet a relief bus. The incident is described as a "total Italian caper" involving local resourcefulness and cash incentives.

An NPR report features a bus driver who describes the extreme precautions he took during the pandemic, including showering outside to avoid infecting his family. Despite the lifting of mandates, some transit workers express a continued "belief in the mask." The hosts characterize this as a shift from public health to a matter of faith or religious-like conviction.

A listener who works as a school bus driver shared a photo of the No Agenda URL printed on her MMA fighting shorts. Additionally, producer Martin Peters launched RiotCheck.com, a website featuring a checklist to help citizens determine if a public disturbance qualifies as a "riot" based on criteria like wounded police, tear gas usage, and overturned cars. The site uses a mathematical formula to provide a "riot percentage."